L.A. Express
L.A. Express was a prominent American jazz fusion band formed in the early 1970s, best known for their collaborations with saxophonist Tom Scott and singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell. The group featured top session musicians, including guitarist Robben Ford, bassist Max Bennett, keyboardist Joe Sample, and drummer John Guerin. Their sound blended jazz, rock, and funk elements, contributing significantly to the West Coast jazz fusion scene. L.A. Express released several albums under their own name and are noted for their sophisticated musicianship and influential role in 1970s jazz and pop recordings.
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