What makes More Stuff by Stuff notable?

More Stuff is notable for its innovative blend of jazz styles and its influence on the jazz fusion movement of the late '70s. The album received positive reviews from critics, helping to solidify Stuff's reputation as a pioneering group in the jazz scene during this era. Released in 1977, More Stuff was Stuff's second album following their self-titled debut from 1976. By this point in their career, the band had begun to refine their unique sound, incorporating elements from funk and rock into their jazz roots, establishing a distinctive identity within the genre.

How many songs are on More Stuff?

More Stuff has 8 tracks, running approximately 36 minutes.

More Stuff

Stuff · 1977

36 min · 8 tracks · jazz

A vibrant fusion of jazz improvisation and eclectic instrumentation that captures the creative spirit of the late '70s.

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Top tracks — play these first

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This One’s for You — Opening with a captivating groove, this track showcases the band's tight ensemble playing and intricate harmonies, setting an energetic tone for the album.
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Honey Coral Rock — This track stands out with its playful melody and rhythmic complexity, highlighting the band's ability to fuse catchy hooks with sophisticated musicianship.
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Need Somebody — Spanning over six minutes, this track features an extended improvisational section that exemplifies the band's jazz prowess while inviting listeners into a deeper musical exploration.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 This One’s for You 5:07
2 And Here You Are 4:59
3 Subway 3:22
4 Love of Mine 4:05
5 Honey Coral Rock 5:09
6 Sometimes Bubba Gets Down 3:36
7 As 3:23
8 Need Somebody 6:30

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