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If we're speaking of non-jazz fusions. I think one nod needs to go to Frank Zappa's "Lumpy Gravy" Somewhere around 1967 it's one of the earliest examples of Classical-Rock fusion. Albeit, one could argue that Absolutely Free is also a classical/Rock/Jazz fusion album.
However, Lumpy Gravy is more directed with the clear intent of fusing the two.
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