Full Moon was a short-lived but highly regarded jazz-rock fusion band from the early 1970s. They were composed of seasoned session musicians, blending elements of jazz, rock, funk, and blues into a smooth yet complex sound. Their music often drew comparisons to bands like Steely Dan, Weather Report, and The Mahavishnu Orchestra, but with a unique groove-oriented approach.

The band was formed by members who had previously worked in The Paul Butterfield Blues Band and other jazz/blues-rock outfits. Despite their talent, Full Moon only released one album before disbanding, though its reputation has grown over the years among jazz-rock and fusion fans.

Though Full Moon never achieved widespread fame, the album is now considered a lost classic of jazz-rock fusion. Over the years, it has been rediscovered by fusion enthusiasts and remains a must-listen for fans of 70s fusion, Steely Dan, and blues-influenced jazz-rock.

A1 Night Calls 5:20
A2 Maybe Some Other Time 5:07
A3 (You’re) All On Board 3:55
A4 All I Can Do 6:20
A5 Cross Country Man (Bonus Track From 1982 Single) 3:10

B1 Every Man 4:10
B2 Sergeant At Arms 5:20
B3 Winter City 8:50
B4 State Of The Artist (Bonus Track From 1982 Single) 4:07