What makes Time to Think by Mo Foster notable?

The album is significant for its seamless blend of genres, contributing to the modern jazz fusion landscape. It received positive critical reception, particularly noted for its instrumental proficiency, and helped solidify Foster's reputation as a skilled bassist and composer within this niche. By the time 'Time to Think' was released in 2002, Mo Foster was already an established figure in the UK music scene, known for his contributions to jazz fusion and rock. This album followed his earlier works, showcasing his evolution as a composer and performer, particularly after gaining recognition for his collaborations with notable artists in the 1980s and 1990s.

How many songs are on Time to Think?

Time to Think has 12 tracks, running approximately 60 minutes.

Time to Think

Mo Foster · 2002

60 min · 12 tracks · funk

A fusion of jazz-inflected grooves and rich melodic textures creating an inviting and contemplative atmosphere throughout.

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It's About That Time of Day — This opening track sets the tone with its engaging rhythms and melodic interplay, introducing listeners to the album's exploratory nature.
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Omapere Dawn — With its ethereal soundscapes and intricate arrangements, this track exemplifies Foster's ability to blend emotional depth with musical complexity.
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The Long Man of Wilmington — This composition stands out for its dynamic shifts and narrative quality, illustrating Foster's storytelling through music.

Tracklist

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1 It's About That Time of Day 5:29
2 Leo 5:36
3 Omapere Dawn 4:35
4 On Frith Street 5:41
5 Mangonui 6:28
6 Guardians 5:58
7 Waves II 1:09
8 Shades of Grey 4:27
9 Let's Go on Somewhere 5:38
10 The Long Man of Wilmington 6:15
11 A Notional Anthem 5:13
12 Time to Think 3:29

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