1983 US Original Still In Shrink With Original Poly Inner. February 1983 Tonstudio Bauer, Ludwigsburg. The Album "Oregon" By The Band Oregon Was Released In 1983. Oregon Is A Jazz Fusion Band That Was Formed In 1970 By Paul Mccandless, Glen Moore, Colin Walcott, And Ralph Towner. The Band's Unique Sound Combines Elements Of Jazz, Classical, Folk, And World Music.

The Self-titled Album "Oregon" Was The Band's 12th Studio Album And Was Released On ECM. The Album Features Seven Tracks, All Composed By The Band Members. The Album's Sound Is A Blend Of Acoustic And Electronic Instrumentation, With The Band Members Playing A Variety Of Instruments Such As Saxophone, Bass, Piano, Percussion, And Guitar.

The Album Was Well-received By Critics And Fans Alike, With Its Unique Blend Of Jazz Fusion And World Music Influences. The Album's Standout Tracks Include "The Rapids," "Sierra Leone," And "Moods And Modes."

Overall, The Album "Oregon" Is A Showcase Of The Band's Musical Talent And Unique Sound. It Remains A Classic Example Of The Jazz Fusion Genre And A Testament To The Enduring Legacy Of The Band Oregon.