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Arcade – John Abercrombie - Jazz Album
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Arcade – John Abercrombie

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Here’s a factual sentence describing the album *Arcade* by John Abercrombie: Released in 1993, *Arcade* features guitarist John Abercrombie alongside Scott Henderson and Steve Rodden, showcasing a highly energetic and technically demanding fusion of jazz guitar with elements of rock and funk.

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When was John Abercrombie's Arcade actually released?

Arcade was recorded in Oslo in December 1978 and released by ECM in 1979. It is not a 1993 session.

Who plays in the quartet on Arcade?

John Abercrombie plays guitar and electric mandolin with pianist Richie Beirach, bassist George Mraz, and drummer Peter Donald. Scott Henderson and Steve Rodby do not appear on the album.

Is Arcade a high-energy jazz-fusion album?

Arcade uses electric instruments, but its sound is more lyrical and spacious than the aggressive fusion associated with bands such as Mahavishnu Orchestra. The ECM production by Manfred Eicher leaves considerable room around Abercrombie and Beirach's interplay.

Are there more albums by the same John Abercrombie quartet?

Yes. The group followed Arcade with Abercrombie Quartet in 1980 and M in 1981, both on ECM.

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