"Jetstream Theme" genre: Jazz Fusion
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	Upbeat, fast-paced, jazz-rock music composed by John David Thomas in 1979; this high-energy jazz-rock piece is suited for CD buyers who want some high-octane "musical adrenaline" to give them a boost; includes hot lead-guitar solo by Gary Fitch and hot sax solo by Randy Hamm...recorded in 1980 in pro studio in Indianapolis, Indiana as a "studio jazz-rock group", featuring original music by John David Thomas. This was John's "studio jazz-rock band" in 1980.
	MP3.com CD: SAMPLER #3: Assorted Originals - buy it! MP3.com CD: MUSIC for the WORLD: CD Single - buy it! MP3.com CD: SAMPLER #2: Jazz Originals - buy it! CD: Music for the World: Volume 2   Label: Monolith Records/JDT Records Credits: John David Thomas: Composer/Arranger/Pianist/Keyboardist/Musical Producer, member: ASCAP, AES, Mensa, NARAS; Gary Fitch: Lead Guitar (mid-section guitar solo improvised by Gary Fitch); Randy Hamm: Saxophone (mid-section sax solo improvised by Randy Hamm); Jim Still: Principal Trombone; Tim
	Story Behind the Song This music was composed by John David Thomas in his home in a suburban section of Indianapolis, Indiana, USA during the year of 1979...John was depressed during this time period, and became "musically inspired" one afternoon while seated at his trusty keyboard, the Fender Rhodes electric piano...being in a melancholoy mood, this music just "came into John's head", and only took about 15 minutes to compose. The recording was made at a pro studio in Indianapolis (Soundsmith Studio) in March 1980, and the entire composition was successfully recorded in only 2 takes!! This recording received air play in 1980 on WFBQ-FM radio station in Indianapolis!! It became a real favorite of crowds where the band played in central Indiana during that time period (early 1980's). It is extremely energetic, and should provide a musical and emotional "lift" to anyone who hears it

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