Burnin Red Ivanhoe

Among the most original and innovative formations of European progressive (and also one of the most underrated). Jazz-prog in a vague Colosseum style mixed with a taste for exoticism and a calibrated and measured approach to improvisation. The distinctive features of this little-known Danish band are the sax-flute overlaps and the extreme clarity of the rhythm section. The self-titled album from 1970 and W.W.W. from 1971 are small gems of a sound recognizable at first listen.

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Burnin Red Ivanhoe

Burnin Red Ivanhoe are a Danish progressive rock band formed in 1967, known for jazz‑inflected, wind‑driven arrangements and albums such as M 144 (1969), their 1970 self‑titled, and W.W.W. (1971).
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