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You keep expecting to hear tie your mother down!

J'étais là ce soir là , 1ère partie Tony William JL Ponty Stanley Clarke extraordinaire

My favourite band of all time

The film was recently released on blu ray

Louis Armstrong was a badass

Believe me when I say as a young drummer learning the trade back then that the Beast wearin' peoples clothes behind that kit single handedly raised the level of drumming (in all genres) to a stratospheric height that was fuckn SCARY....The ONE, The ONLY BILLY COBHAM.....❤ Mercy.

Браво.

Вот это настоящий джаз.

Как всегда супер потрясащий.И моем сердце вечно живой❤

I used to have this album. 54+ years ago. Had electric Kool-Aid with the band @LCSC

We talk about lub.

i have a hard time believing that the band and the audience were being filmed in the same space and on the same day. great music though.

Great - but can you dance to it?

Great - but can you dance to it?

Ronnie Burns

Pretty Girl 🧒

Monsters

what Cobham is playing at 11.40 most drummers today can still not match, the level of pure energy intensity and depth of feeling is almost not of this world thank you for reminding my why I gave up playing the drums

The lion likes " I'm going to catch you'' with a cute roar😂😂😂 roar lol

Gotta love early Armstrong!

I heard he was completely stoned when this was recorded. Pop's loved his weed.

I saw Billy Cobham this summer in Brighton UK. Love Supreme Jazz Festival. Awesome ❤

The only musician who ever made me cry with only 3 notes...

Wow.. such an amazing and rare video thank you for posting this!!!

From now on I will say "la ñata", endearing term here in Argentina ahhah

That's so funny 😂😂😂 that they saw the MGM lion😂😂😂

Another usual clickbait

In Dutch Anette. 🇳🇱

I'm fucking obsessed with this video 🥲🥲🥲🥲

sounds the same

This performance of Dinad brings tears of joy - such soul and swing; Armstrong takes us to higher place. Notice the smile on the tenor sax player at the end ( he looks like Coleman Hawkins!)

Do you have the personnel credits for the band? Thanks for the vid - sounds great!

How do they know when to come in on those big drum fills?

Audio dub.

Look it up. She was playing a ukulele before George. 1930s

Sasha king crimson !!!

I saw this band at the world famous Roxy on The Fabulous Sunset Strip... unbelievable concert, like the old Sunbeam Tigers; a big engine in a small body. That was MO in a club, and they were ON that night. Unforgettable, particularly for a buddy who had long hair sitting in front of Cobham's kick drum; every time Billy hit it my bud's hair would fly back😂

GREATEST MUSIC of all times....

Those guys were pissed off about something..

No Jimi played the bass on this.

I believe Hendrix was the guitar! I remember when this came out. Leary and Jimmi were close

A true visionary!! Thanks for posting

¡Qué pena que se escuche tan mal!. ¡Aún así vale la pena!.

So grateful for this. Thanks Lionel. The man with the vinyl. 🖤

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There's been a legion of jazz soloists in the last 100 years........here's Number One.

GEÑIOOOSSS..VIRTUOSOS ..DESCONCERTANTES DELIRANTES...ALIENIGENAS DE OTRAS GALAXIAS...UNICOS E IRREPETIBLES...MAGIA MISTICA...ALUCINANTE MAS DE 50 AÑOS Y TE DEJAN CONSTERNADOS POR TANTA MUSICALIDAD Y MAESTRIA...POR SIEMPRE GRABARON SU INMORTALIDAD...❤❤❤❤❤❤😮😮😮😮

Bruce Byall and I drove the truck for this tour. I believe this was the first gig on the tour. I had never heard them play before and I was stunned. My favorite tour of all tours.

VERY 'EAVY. Birds of Fire: pietra miliare! Il coraggio di un jazzista come McLaughlin di abbracciare l'amore x Hendrix, di utilizzare i Marshall e il tiraggio corde (il wah-wah:"Electric Guitarist,1978), di aver inventato il supergruppo per antonomasia, il jazz(metal)rock, le triple intersezioni virtuosistiche con Hammer&Goodman, con un Cobham esaltante ed irripetibile. Immensa Gratitudine e Lunga Vita a John"Maha Vishnu"McLaughlin.

8:33! These guys dropped down from Mt. Olympus for this gig. Love seeing how much thehvare enjoying playing.