Jazz Fusion is characterized by its use of electronic instruments, syncopated rhythms, and improvisation. Traditional jazz instrumentation is not a characteristic of Jazz Fusion.

Miles Davis is considered to be one of the pioneers of Jazz Fusion. His album "Bitches Brew" (1970) is often cited as one of the first Jazz Fusion albums.

Weather Report, Return to Forever, and Mahavishnu Orchestra were all Jazz Fusion bands that were formed in the 1970s.

Jean-Luc Ponty is a Jazz Fusion musician who is known for his use of the electric violin.

Herbie Hancock's Jazz Fusion album that was released in 1973 is called "Head Hunters".

Jaco Pastorius is a Jazz Fusion musician who is known for his innovative use of the bass guitar.

Chick Corea's Jazz Fusion band that he formed in the 1970s is called "Return to Forever".

John McLaughlin, Al Di Meola, and Pat Metheny are all Jazz Fusion musicians who are known for their virtuosic guitar playing.

Miles Davis' Jazz Fusion album that was released in 1969 is called "In a Silent Way".

Joe Zawinul, Chick Corea, and Herbie Hancock are all Jazz Fusion musicians who are known for their use of the synthesizer.

Weather Report's Jazz Fusion album that was released in 1977 is called "Heavy Weather".

Billy Cobham, Lenny White, and Tony Williams are all Jazz Fusion musicians who are known for their innovative use of the drums.

Mahavishnu Orchestra's Jazz Fusion album that was released in 1971 is called "The Inner Mounting Flame".

John McLaughlin is a Jazz Fusion musician who is known for his use of the sitar.

Return to Forever's Jazz Fusion album that was released in 1976 is called "Romantic Warrior".