Three Weather Report live albums on the way
Trio of recordings from jazz legends set for 2011 release
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Here's what you need to get you going on a dreary Thursday, jazz, jazz and more jazz. Three new live recordings from the Weather Report are on their way.
First up we have a 1975 performance featuring Chester Thompson and Alex Acuna, which is out on 28 March.
In May a 1983 live record carrying the considerable talents of Jose Rossy and Omar Hakim drops, before a 1978 Live at Rockpalast package comes our way later in the year.
More details on each as and when they reach us.
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