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Last Updated: October 24, 2003 A / B / C / D / E / F / G / H / I / J / K / L / M N / O / P / Q / R / S / T / U / V / W / X / Y / Z J.B.O. Jade Warrior British musical group - "Among the influences you'll hear in various aspects of Jade Warrior's music are rock, jazz, Latin, Japanese, African, ambient, and the kitchen sink (almost literally -there are spoons and an empty whiskey bottle in there somewhere!)" [The Friends of Jade Warrior Home Page]. Jadis (new official) Jadis (DPRP site) info@jadis-net.co.uk Originally an offshoot band started by members of IQ, Jadis are another in a line of neo-progressive bands influenced but not mimics of the "classic" bands (you know, the usual suspects). Jag Panzer jagpanzer@aol.com Heavy metal band based Colorado in the vein of Iron Maiden, Blind Guardian, etc. Keith James Jean-Michel Jarre Jean-Michel Jarre, one of the early great electronic composers and one best known for his spectacular light and sound shows, has a web site here detailing concert information, discographies, and more. Jester's Crown mailto:crown@eecs.umich.edu Jester's Crown are a "four-piece rock band with all the modern musicianship and style found in bands like Collective Soul and Tonic." Jethro Tull Defying the title of one of their albums, Jethro Tull are not "too old to rock and roll" - as this progressive folk rock jazz blues band is still making music. Eddie Jobson Jobson, keyboards/violin, has played with numerous artists as well as a varied solo career; the list includes Zappa, UK, Tull, and Roxy Music. Jens Johansson mailto:jens@panix.com Swedish keyboardist who splits his time between solo/guesting and with Stratovarius, a progressive metal band Bradley Joseph mailto:bjoseph@bradleyjoseph.com This Narada artist describes himself as the "new Yanni." Jump Marginally progressive perhaps, Jump make a particular brand of music that appeals to the neo-progressive set. A / B / C / D / E / F / G / H / I / J / K / L / M N / O / P / Q / R / S / T / U / V / W / X / Y / Z [Top] [Home] © Copyright 1999, 2003 Progressive World