Mahavishnu Orchestra - Trilogy
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- John Mclaughlin/Jimmy Herring combine forces with their respective bands for the JML farewell concert recorded live at the Warfield in San Francisco, Dec 8, 2017. Full credit to original uploader TED SILVERMAN ! This version has enhanced audio & is once again a real sonic treat to listeners. Made by fans for JML fans. No copyright infringement intended. Please support by buying the original CD/LP available from Abstractlogix USA/ Media Starz, Europe.
Nice relaxed tempo to this version.
Wspaniały muzyk John Mclaughlin
So great to hear this classic again after so many years....Bravo
Tamare como puede pasar desapercibido semejante presentacion de estos astros John Mc Laughlin, Jimmi Herring, siempre vigentes con un sonido espectacular, gracias muchachones de hoy y de siempre
Stunning performer...¡¡¡ YEAH...
Music that make your hair stand up
Not that I’ve got much left lol😂 but it still does the trick
beautiful quality video, Rajkumar! Been looking for some nice versions - might be forming a new band and Trilogy is definitely on the cards!
John is a band leader. He's all about the other guy. He likes to keep it original and untraveled. He doesn't need to prove anything. Jimmy is an extremely good dude and guarantee he is not trying to show John up! John also deals with serious bouts of Arthritis. He's into his 80s, now. John is a legend as a human being and then a musician!!
Good thoughts, but I'm skeptical about how bad his arthritis is. I know he talked about it being the reason for the farewell aspect of this tour. He expected he was going to be unable to play shortly after based on his mother's history with it. My mother and sister also have it pretty bad in their hands, and thank goodness, I don't, so one cannot assume we will suffer the same way as our parents.
The main reason I doubt it's become a serious problem so far is that more than 5 years later he still moves like a gazelle over that fretboard; in recent shows, I have seen no signs that he has lost a beat, and playing at that level with serious arthritis would in my opinion, be impossible. I am sympathetic if I'm wrong, as it sucks to be curtailed in your favorite thing by physical pain and degradation, but I believe and hope that he dodged that bullet, at least so far.
I agree with the legend status; his activism on behalf of India is inspiring, and of course 20th century music would be far poorer had he not burned his brilliant inner mounting flame into our brains, changing us for the better!
@Gregorypeckory Some good thoughts. I've been an athlete, Candy Maker, and 25 years as a UPS driver. I'm 61, and I'm worn out. My hands and wrists are full of osteoarthritis. With John's speed and constant playing into his 80s. I would think it would have caught up to him by now. I imagine the only arthritis that's hereditary is rumatoid. Just being old is good enough excuse to retire or to slow down. 3 years ago, I tried to learn the electric base. Can't even pluck or hold a pick or wrap my hand around the board. I guess I started too late. I'm whining too much. I'm very blessed to have an appreciation and ok understanding of music. I can't complain.
I love John McLaughlin bless his heart, but Jimmy Herring's sound is just so superior. This of course is not a new thing.
Bliss!
Imagine calling John McLaughlin amateur ..i don't think Jeff Beck would agree with you.🙂
muse gonna muse
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Farewell ???
Jimmy herring solo was very good, in the other hand i didn't appreciate mclaughlin solo, it was very amateur !!
If you know John Mc Laughlin well you know that he is much better than he played here and also much better than Jimmy Herring, who did a solo that sounded like 'I want to beat John Mc Laughlin'. I was disappointed in John too, but my guess is that he didn't want to compete after Jimmy's 3000000 note fast solo to get noticed. John simply decided to do few notes and slow, not to put himself in a stupid competition
Do you know anything about John McLaughlin ?
John McLaughlin's playing here is fantastic. It's not the notes, it's the spaces in between.