-extra Quality- Tommy Bolin 1966 1976 Fever Box Set 15 Cdsl [ INSTANT ]

Tommy Bolin was a meteoric force in rock history—a guitarist whose ability to blend blues, hard rock, jazz-fusion, and funk was unmatched during his short, brilliant career. While his tenure with Deep Purple and the James Gang solidified his reputation, his true genius lies in his solo work and early recordings.

Bolin's career during this period was marked by significant milestones. He was a founding member of the hard rock band Zephyr, which gained popularity in the early 1970s with hits like "Rock and Roll" and "Magic Carpet Ride." His tenure with Zephyr, though relatively short, was incredibly productive. Bolin's guitar work and vocals were central to the band's sound, earning them a loyal following. -Extra Quality- Tommy Bolin 1966 1976 Fever Box Set 15 Cdsl

While various iterations of Bolin archives exist, the 15-CD "Fever" configuration stands out because it avoids standard album tracks in favor of rare, unreleased, and radically alternate material. 1. Rehearsals and Jams Tommy Bolin was a meteoric force in rock

: Often labeled as " Extra Quality " or "Original Silver Printing," these sets prioritize high-fidelity transfers of rare reels, some of which were later officially released by the Tommy Bolin Archives . Content Highlights Across the 15 Discs He was a founding member of the hard

The Ultimate Treasure Trove for Guitar Connoisseurs The phrase represents the holy grail for fans of 1970s rock guitar virtuosity. Tommy Bolin was a chameleon of the six-string, famously burning bright and fast across a decade of ground-breaking music before his tragic passing in 1976. From his early days in garage bands to his high-profile stints replacing Ritchie Blackmore in Deep Purple and Joe Walsh in The James Gang, Bolin left behind a massive archival trail. This 15-CD "Fever" box set serves as the definitive audio encyclopedia of his short but legendary career.

The set concludes with intimate acoustic demos and the final live hotel recordings captured just days before his untimely death in Miami on December 4, 1976. Audio Quality and Production Packaging