: This is the band's most overt jazz-fusion effort. Recorded in Los Angeles, it features complex time signatures, funky basslines, and more improvisational "hard-jazzing" guitar work from Franco Mussida. It was their final album aimed specifically at the U.S. market. Passpartù (1978)
Here is a list of PFM's studio albums, live albums, and compilations: : This is the band's most overt jazz-fusion effort
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PFM didn't start as a jazz band, but by 1977, the global influence of Weather Report and Return to Forever became impossible to ignore. For fans looking for their most "jazz-centric" period, the focus shifts to the late 70s. 1. The Jazz-Fusion Peak: Jet Lag (1977) Learn more PFM didn't start as a jazz