The Best of Uncle Festive [1986-1992]

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Starting out as Barry Manilow's backup band, Uncle Festive debuted in 1986 as one of the most exuberant, eccentric and unique sounding USA jazz-fusion bands of all time, and remains one of my personal favorite groups. Their six albums span from 1986-1992, and here I have featured the best selections consecutively from each album, 'Say Uncle' definitely being their best record ever, in my honest opinion.

0:00 "Continuum" [Money's No Object, 1986]
7:48 "Elf" [Money's No Object, 1986]
15:04 "Renewal" [Say Uncle, 1987]
20:24 "Say Uncle" [Say Uncle, 1987]
25:31 "Mr. Baby" [Say Uncle, 1987]
32:16 "Where's Marcus" [Say Uncle, 1987]
38:03 "Northern Nights" [Young People With Faces, 1988]
44:18 "Uncle Sandwich" [Young People With Faces, 1988]
48:40 "Going Back" [That We Do Know, 1989]
52:37 "That We Do Know" [That We Do Know, 1989]
56:29 "Fantastic Then" [The Paper And The Dog, 1991]
1:00:26 "Green Village" [The Paper And The Dog, 1991]
1:05:00 "Little Bear" [Drive Down The Sun, 1992]
1:09:36 "Three On A String" [Drive Down The Sun, 1992]

Uncle Festive is/was:
Guitars, Guitar-Synthesizer [midi] - John Pondel
Pearl Drums, Electronic Trigger Drums - Bud Harner [1986-1991]
Drums - Randy Drake [1992]
Keyboards - Ron Pedley
Bass - Marc Levine [1986-1991], Chris Maresh [1992]
Percussion - Brad Dutz