Cortex - Cortex Best Of

Review by Tamara Williams Van Horn

Cortex Best Of is a must-have album for any jazz-fusion enthusiast. The album is a compilation of some of the best works of the legendary French jazz-fusion band, Cortex. The album features 14 tracks that showcase the band's unique blend of jazz, funk, and rock.

The album opens with the groovy "Huit Octobre 1971," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The album then takes the listener on a journey through the band's career, featuring tracks from their early albums such as "Chanson d'un Jour d'Hiver" and "Mary et Jeff," as well as more recent works such as "Troupeau Bleu" and "La Rue."

What makes this album stand out is the band's ability to seamlessly blend different genres, resulting in a sound that is both unique and captivating. The band's use of complex rhythms, catchy melodies, and intricate solos is a testament to their skill as musicians.

Summary by Tamara Williams Van Horn

Cortex Best Of is an excellent album that showcases the best works of a legendary jazz-fusion band. With its infectious grooves and masterful musicianship, this album is sure to please both long-time fans and newcomers alike.