Stu Goldberg - Fancy Glance (1979)

Related:

Jasper van 't Hof - Eye-Ball (1974)
John Lee & Gerry Brown - Infinite Jones (1974)

Funky, synth-heavy fusion led by keyboardist/pianist Stu Goldberg. It's really good. Would have been posted years ago but I couldn't find a clean rip until today.

Track listing:

1. That's the Joint

2. Night of the King

3. The Mypsy

4. Tears (Bass Solo)

5. Pokhara

6. What Is It

7. Sangre Caliente

8. Organism

Oh, what a time we had

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Oliver Nelson - Skull Session (1975)

Stone Alliance - Stone Alliance (1976)

Jasper van 't Hof - Eye-Ball (1974)

Related:
John Lee & Gerry Brown - Infinite Jones (1974)

Tasty jazz fusion led by Dutch keyboardist Jasper van 't Hof and featuring a killer band. This record has gone through at least three album covers (not to mention being labeled Eye Ball, Eye-Ball, and Eyeball) so I'm just going with the one I like the most, which is from the 1980 reissue.

Track listing:
1. Bax
2. Viber Snake
3. Eyeball I (Piano Solo)
4. Hyrax
5. Schwester Johanna
6. Laur
7. One Leg Missing
8. Eyeball II (Piano Solo)
9. The Rev

Night after the day before

Also listen to:

Cam Newton -
Welcome Aliens (1980)

Spaces -
Border Station (1981)

John Lee & Gerry Brown - Infinite Jones (1974)

Flawless, energetic but spaced jazz-funk/fusion led by bassist John Lee and drummer Gerry Brown. Infinite Jones was the first of a series of excellent collaborations between Lee and Brown. I straight-up cannot fathom being even half as cool as these dudes.

Track listing:
1. Infinite Jones
2. Deliverance
3. Jua
4. Absitively Posolutely
5. Rise On
6. Who Can See the Shadow of the Moon
7. Bamboo Madness

Her celestial body

You would also like:

Herbie Hancock -
Thrust (1974)

Eddie Henderson -
Sunburst (1975)