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                      Classify under bargain bin progressive rock albums that are actually good – Go features the bizarre international “supergroup” of experimental Japanese percussionist Stomu Yamashta, UK blues rock singer Steve Winwood, jazz guitarist Al DiMeola, Santana drummer Michael Shrieve, and German electronic pioneer Klaus Schulze. The story goes that Michael Shrieve searched for Stomu for over a year after seeing a photo of him with a crazed expression sitting around a semi-circle of percussion instruments. The pair eventually met in Rome and put together the vision and lineup for Go. The album fuses elements of space rock with jazz fusion, pop/rock, blues, and classical music with a central theme of space travel. According to the liner notes, the album deals with “change and polarity-fantasy and reality, death and re-birth, things changing to their opposites.”
Recommended – A7 Space Theme, B1 Space Requiem, B6 Time Is Here
A1		Solitude
A2		Nature
A3		Air Over
A4		Crossing The Line
A5		Man Of Leo
A6		Stellar
A7		Space Theme
B1		Space Requiem
B2		Space Song
B3		Carnival
B4		Ghost Machine
B5		Surfspin
B6		Time Is Here
B7		Winner/Loser
Bass – Rosko Gee
Drums – Michael Shrieve
Organ, Vocals, Piano – Steve Winwood
Rhythm Guitar – Chris West
Synthesizer – Klaus Schulze
Synthesizer, Percussion, Timpani – Stomu Yamashta*
Woodwind – Paul Buckmaster
Soloist, Guitar – Al DiMeola
Producer – Dennis Mckay*, Paul Buckmaster, Stomu Yamashta*

 
      

