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Review of the Album: Enigmatic Ocean from more reviews...

Almost thirty years after its initial release, this is one album I will never tire of. The recording may sound a bit dated, but the music is timeless. Ponty has mastered the art of improvising over the same instrumental passages for...more.

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I first noticed Jean-Luc-Ponty back in 1969 when he did some gigs with Frank Zappa. I saw this album in 77' and thought what the heck, and gave it a try. Not trying to classify it at the time...more.

Review of the Album: Imaginary Voyage from more reviews...

Long ago, I got the LP "Imaginary Voyage," and played it until it was worn out. Then I got the cassette tape and played that until it was worn out. Right now, I'm working on the CD version of the...more.

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Imaginary Voyage is awesome. Jean Luc Ponty shows that there is such a thing as violin jazz, but his sound is one that can't be pigeonholed. Just listen to county and western influenced 'New Gardens' and it will have you...more.

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"Imaginary Voyage" is one of Ponty's best. This is saying a lot because many of Jean-Luc's recordings were great. The disc starts out with "New Country" which was one of Jean-Luc's first pieces to actually receive...more.