The Lost Puzzle, by Radio Piece III

The Lost Puzzle

by Radio Piece III

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Sweety Chicky Jam „Flag“ is a killeropener. Jazzfusion meets zheulrock over the top

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1.	Flag 03:46		buy track
2.	Larry's UFO 03:47		buy track
3.	Mail Truck 04:56		buy track
4.	First Kiss 03:14		buy track
5.	Strange Recollections 03:25		buy track
6.	The Lost Puzzle Suite 11:18	info	buy track
7.	The Bishop's Dream pt. 1 00:28		buy track
8.	Plants II 04:00		buy track
9.	Deciduous and Evergreen 03:03		buy track
10.	Radio Piece Nine 18:05		buy track

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The first nine tracks of The Lost Puzzle were recorded before Tesseract & Monuments, and released on cassette under the title Tomato Pie Blues. “Radio Piece 9” (the long one) was recorded after Tesseract & Monuments and added to Tomato Pie Blues then remastered and released on CD in 2010. This is that CD.

Tracks 1-9 have a bassist (Kurt Kish) and a guest drummer, Guy Sciachitano who played on track #1 “Flag”. “Radio Piece 9” is a trio recording with overdubs by Makucevich, Benigno and Mastroni.

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released February 13, 2020

Artwork and design by Tom Powers

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Makucevich Seattle, Washington

Computer, Abstract, Surrealistic, Soundscapes, with some virtual Progressive Rock & Classical pieces

Radio Piece III was a mostly instrumental keyboard oriented Progressive Rock Band of the 1970's 80's and 90's from Fairfield Connecticut, USA ... more

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