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If you're open to music not attached to film, Doldinger was active for many years as leader of the German fusion band, Passport. Though inconsistent, Passport had a string of really good albums in the early 70s, Looking Through, Cross Collateral, and Infinity Machine. Powered by Doldinger's sax solos and Curt Cress's drumming, the album's had some catchy tunes and presented a decidedly European side to jazz-rock fusion, as opposed to the numerous U.S. groups that were spun off from Miles Davis. I saw them live once, opening for Ray Manzareck and interview Doldinger for a local rock publication. Unrelated--that same week I saw concerts with Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, and John Cage! What a week
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