There's so much great stuff, but one thing I can't seem to find (at least nothing more than a few minutes) is a slower-tempo, laid back, jazz chords/notes played patiently on an electric piano, a woman singing vocables. Wonderful.
Probably not what you are looking for but this band came to mind from the late 60's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZudbAQNiYA
shareThis might be what you're after:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvnTqNfVbng
I sure hope I didn't mix up the link.
I'll pass, but thanks for allowing me to bump this thread.
shareHave you checked out the 70s Folk/Prog band Renaissance? They have quite a large discography; there might be something tucked away on one of their earlier albums?
shareOf course.
Have you listened to Illusion? Jane Relf started with Renaissance, 69-70, and Annie replaced her.. I love high registered vocals, but there's something that is too high or too much about her voice, but I listen to them once in a while.
Keith Relf started Illusion with McCarthy (Yardbirds bandmater) and Jane Relf. But unfortunately, Keith died, but they went on without him. On their third/last album (which wasn't released for over a decade) they had a couple with Keith. I know one was an instrumental, and he does sing on one
https://youtu.be/n9vaHA4ZVbs
(I just noticed their automated YouTube channel has less than 100 subscribers... ouch).
"Madonna Blue" is a great song of theirs. They also have their version of "Face of Yesterday"
Flora Purim - Dindi
https://youtu.be/XRJmwmEXzPk?list=OLAK5uy_n1hr5MYmjm3IqdWMJWLOabnYGl7pZ9pLU
Despite the photo of a dude (guessing he writes the music), you can hear the wonderful vocables starting at 1:48
ILUMINACIJA - MIKI PETKOVSKI
https://youtu.be/J5ZRREs1rmo
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