Michael Borner's Sun - s/t. 1981 private
Following on yesterday's Atrium post, I thought I'd pull this one out of the main list - the archives as it were. It did come about via the CD-R revisit project. Like with Atrium, I received this from Midwest Mike - though he sent this one a few years ago, and I just didn't get a chance to give it its own feature.
Michael Borner is a lead guitarist and his band Sun
is somewhat dominated by his playing. There's quite a bit of sax too,
anything from Coltane-ish squeals to smooth jazz. You can also expect
some punchy horns and orchestration too. The fusion on display here is
fairly typical for the era - one that possesses a light, sunny,
Caribbean influenced tropical sound. Jazz, funk, and yea, fuzak styles
are all peppered in as it goes - along with a clear dose of fusion era
Santana (and the guitar tones here carry a much needed psychedelic
edge). I was reminded of the To Be album on the Brain label, as well as
the Surgery album (that was recently reissued by Garden of Delights). A
nice record, but nothing extraordinary.
This is a different band
from the Sun that released one album in 1980 (and, like Surgery, was
also reissued by Garden of Delights in recent years).
Priority: none
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