Paco...pure Spanish of all aspects, JM... phenomanal UK pioneer guitarist , Al ... the powerful mighty stallion as i have been listening his performances more than 30 years ..ago . All are Extraordinary level.... The Three Masters !
Magnifico! Impressionante! Fascinante! Admirável! este trio conseguiu mesclar estilos, tradições, criatividade, de uma maneira muito especial. John MacLaughlin, Al Di Meola, Paco de Lucia, simplesmente gênios!!!
I accidentally had seen these guys play during the San Francisco tour. my bother had two tickets and his friend couldn't go. Unfortunately, I was ready to go. He told me we were seeing some acoustic guitar players. I asked him what band was playing. He said there is no band and that they were playing without any backup at Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor. I asked him how three guitarists will manage to play an entire concert without backup. He stated wait and see. So, I waited. They started by one guy tapping his foot. I have heard Return to Forever play and knew about Al Dimeola but not the other guitarists. I was totally amazed at what I was hearing. There was no percussion, but I could clearly hear it throughout every song. How were they keeping rhythm? It was amazing. It was like their was a huge metronome sitting in center stage and they were playing to it. I became I huge fan after that concert. It is so easy for Paco to play Spanish style guitar because he is playing with four picks at the same time. Al and John need to play four times as fast to play the same passages
00:00 When Love Is Far Away (McLaughlin) 06:30 Paco Solo (Mi Mini Curro) (Lucia) 15:00 Frevo Rasgado (Gismonti) 23:45 David (McLaughlin) 40:20 Zyriab (Lucia) 1:00:31 Beyond The Mirage (Meola) 1:08:38 Mediterranean Sundance (Meola) 1:21:48 Orient Blue Suite? (Meola) 1:26:00 Azzurra (Lucia) 1:30:00 Manha De Carnaval 1:37:15 Spain (Corea)
I discovered Al Di Meola because of Chick Corea and John Petrucci... Always hepls as a drummer to find new sounds, other possibilities... RIP Paco, as Jaco, as Chick, great treasure still to discover...
Musical composition on the spot, on the spur of the moment, is the Hallmark of a seasoned Virtuoso musician. Bravo Maestros of Fussion Guitar music. Improvisations of pure essense.
huntikis it's a new jam that incorporates an A melodic minor vamp, then Aspan section transposed from key of A to B (paco did this on his own tune called Caña de Azucar) which is a 6 bar vamp, then they add on a new progression of chords for the turn around (Am-D, Cm-F, Ebm-Ab, Ebm-F, Cm-D, Am-B, back to Aspan)
how is called the song that starts at 40.22 and ends at 59.18? i can't find it from nowhere, and if it is only an improvvisation, someone know where is can find a better record of this?
JM's opening is brilliant, passion and grace!!! His next tune w/Paco is also playful, lots of smiling and mutual love going on, incredible interweaving...lots of good vibes....until Al steps out...then the smiles fade, and they barely acknowledge him....maybe this is the tour where Al was pissed at them for "fooling around", Paco barely looks at Al...2nd half is better, maybe a different night
Gretschomatic same night but broken up order. Yes this was the tour where there were issues, actually this show was not so much with serious faces as one other I have seen. They got over it and were pros about it. The order I believe was John, Paco, then Al solo piece, next Al switch guitars and Mclaughlin joins for Black Orpheus. Then Al leaves and Paco joins Mc for Frevo. Then John leaves and Al and returns with Paco for Mediterranean Sundance. They bow and there is an intermission. The return for trio tunes, Beyond the Mirage, David, Zyryab ends. Spain is the encore. They probably did another encore but it's not filmed here.
What were the issues exactly? Fooling around meaning what? I saw them play in London and shook their hands as they left the venue. Paco had a very strong handshake! Absolutely fantastic concert and memory.
@@AbstractMan23 AL playing too loud and overpowering the other two. He was forced to sign a contract agreeing not to touch the volume knob on his guitar. And J and P not wanting to play one of AL 's pieces because they felt it was too long and meandering. Probably other issues as well.
En el Mediterranean Soundance sentí que fue una verdadera lucha entre ambos, en donde el gran Paco hizo que Al sacara lo mejor de sí. No sé si había algún tipo de disputa o no entre ambos en ese concierto, o algún desacuerdo, pero se notó un ambiente diferente en esa canción, de hecho, el final que hizo Al fue muy extraño y no parece haberle agradado a Paco.
Most peeps like the first showy disc, but to me they just got better. 1980->1983->1996. MY SONG: Beyond the Mirage, at 1:00:49 - fuckin' A! That's why god made fingers. And while anyone can admit there are quite a few notes here - they maybe even got them ALL in - it is also a clinic of the finest RHYTHM GUITAR ever in the entire history of noise. Mc and De are eminently playful, to the point of utter cross-rhythmic lunacy, even cracking each other up. Dis-Honest John & Wacko Packo.... of COURSE there's eleventy-zillion offbeats in every measure of poor abused nearly-whacked-to-death 4/4 time. And the best DiMeola you'll ever hear here, scared him into making SENSE again. 1:18 on, there oughta be a law!
Listen to the chord changes. John is a master of tonal development.
His intro reminds me of Eric Johnson improvising a different intro to Cliffs of Dover every time he plays it
Tres grandes maestros. Paco, como te echamos de menos.
Paco...pure Spanish of all aspects, JM... phenomanal UK pioneer guitarist , Al ... the powerful mighty stallion as i have been listening his performances more than 30 years ..ago . All are Extraordinary level.... The Three Masters !
J'ai vu Paco 5 fois sur scène et il m'a tué à chaque fois!
A pure flamenco guitarist plays jazz improvisation music. Simply phenomenon of a genius.
Magnifico! Impressionante! Fascinante! Admirável! este trio conseguiu mesclar estilos, tradições, criatividade, de uma maneira muito especial.
John MacLaughlin, Al Di Meola, Paco de Lucia, simplesmente gênios!!!
I accidentally had seen these guys play during the San Francisco tour. my bother had two tickets and his friend couldn't go. Unfortunately, I was ready to go. He told me we were seeing some acoustic guitar players. I asked him what band was playing. He said there is no band and that they were playing without any backup at Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor. I asked him how three guitarists will manage to play an entire concert without backup. He stated wait and see. So, I waited. They started by one guy tapping his foot. I have heard Return to Forever play and knew about Al Dimeola but not the other guitarists. I was totally amazed at what I was hearing. There was no percussion, but I could clearly hear it throughout every song. How were they keeping rhythm? It was amazing. It was like their was a huge metronome sitting in center stage and they were playing to it. I became I huge fan after that concert. It is so easy for Paco to play Spanish style guitar because he is playing with four picks at the same time. Al and John need to play four times as fast to play the same passages
Paco is playing five fingers his strumming plucking hand. I didn’t know Paco is but he probably is.
How many players lost their minds upon first hearing friday night in San Francisco
Great post
Great Composition and Improvisation, Love the old masters.
00:00 When Love Is Far Away (McLaughlin)
06:30 Paco Solo (Mi Mini Curro) (Lucia)
15:00 Frevo Rasgado (Gismonti)
23:45 David (McLaughlin)
40:20 Zyriab (Lucia)
1:00:31 Beyond The Mirage (Meola)
1:08:38 Mediterranean Sundance (Meola)
1:21:48 Orient Blue Suite? (Meola)
1:26:00 Azzurra (Lucia)
1:30:00 Manha De Carnaval
1:37:15 Spain (Corea)
40:20 Ziryab (Paco de Lucía)
6:30 is "Mi Niño Curro"!
Mediterranean Sundance is Al Di Meola's composition
@@dsato2670 my bad. Of course, and I had the original ADM vinyl record! Memory fades.
@@GuitarMaster2410 Great memories of the version from the Seville Expo. Thanks!
Да... Смотрю я на небо и небо глядит на меня и долго смотрим друга на друга не надоедая. Вот такие чувства рождены под этумузыку , под это исполнение
Ils sont forts mais personne n egale el maestro.lui seul a du charisme et el duende que les autres ne peuvent pas avoir.son solo est sublime❤
Tout à fait d'accord ! Sublime. .
I discovered Al Di Meola because of Chick Corea and John Petrucci... Always hepls as a drummer to find new sounds, other possibilities... RIP Paco, as Jaco, as Chick, great treasure still to discover...
I saw them in New Orleans 4/81 and Steve Morse sat in a couple tunes. Amazing !!!
Musical composition on the spot, on the spur of the moment, is the Hallmark of a seasoned Virtuoso musician. Bravo Maestros of Fussion Guitar music. Improvisations of pure essense.
Это просто круто! Всегда обожал их творчество!
Excellent 🎶🎼🎶
This is a roller coaster of emotional flavours in your ear. Yummy!
Genial !!! El solo de Paco es espectacular
John McLaughlin ... BOG GITARY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
¡ Música de muy alto Stalding y de un nivel Superior y Celestial !
Splendida musica splendido you tube
excellent all feeling
Un trió, que al escucharlos parecen un centenar. Genuinos. Impresionante, cada vez que lo escucho cada vez me gusta más.
Paco es grande...
Le top du top
Cómo hubiera disfrutado el niño Miguel en ese tormento de sonidos.
That groove at 25:40!!! I can't get it out of my head. I wish they would've stayed there for a long while and slugged away...
Here it comes at 39:30 again...
Einfach Klasse!
Só tem féra....
huntikis - it sounds like Aspan in places but i cant be sure.
Hello! Anyone knows the name of the tune at 25:40? Please! Thanks for the amazing video!!!
huntikis it's a new jam that incorporates an A melodic minor vamp, then Aspan section transposed from key of A to B (paco did this on his own tune called Caña de Azucar) which is a 6 bar vamp, then they add on a new progression of chords for the turn around (Am-D, Cm-F, Ebm-Ab, Ebm-F, Cm-D, Am-B, back to Aspan)
Does anyone know which hair mousse McLaughlin is using ? Quiet impressive....:)
how is called the song that starts at 40.22 and ends at 59.18? i can't find it from nowhere, and if it is only an improvvisation, someone know where is can find a better record of this?
The piece is entitled "Zyryab".
You could find an amazing rendition of it on "Live in América" by the Paco de Lucía Sextet.
JM's opening is brilliant, passion and grace!!! His next tune w/Paco is also playful, lots of smiling and mutual love going on, incredible interweaving...lots of good vibes....until Al steps out...then the smiles fade, and they barely acknowledge him....maybe this is the tour where Al was pissed at them for "fooling around", Paco barely looks at Al...2nd half is better, maybe a different night
Gretschomatic same night but broken up order. Yes this was the tour where there were issues, actually this show was not so much with serious faces as one other I have seen. They got over it and were pros about it. The order I believe was John, Paco, then Al solo piece, next Al switch guitars and Mclaughlin joins for Black Orpheus. Then Al leaves and Paco joins Mc for Frevo. Then John leaves and Al and returns with Paco for Mediterranean Sundance. They bow and there is an intermission. The return for trio tunes, Beyond the Mirage, David, Zyryab ends. Spain is the encore. They probably did another encore but it's not filmed here.
What were the issues exactly? Fooling around meaning what? I saw them play in London and shook their hands as they left the venue. Paco had a very strong handshake! Absolutely fantastic concert and memory.
My hero paco we miss you so much and I'm sure you are in the house cosmos band now playing at a galaxy near you
@@AbstractMan23 AL playing too loud and overpowering the other two. He was forced to sign a contract agreeing not to touch the volume knob on his guitar. And J and P not wanting to play one of AL 's pieces because they felt it was too long and meandering. Probably other issues as well.
@@rsvplivemusic2556 Hi, would you please tell me about any place online where I can read more about this?
This is Paco de Lucia show? De meola, and McLaughlin are guest???
Hi tu manolo meas
Ecantao comtigo
Mea copas ñame tu
Kevien
En el Mediterranean Soundance sentí que fue una verdadera lucha entre ambos, en donde el gran Paco hizo que Al sacara lo mejor de sí. No sé si había algún tipo de disputa o no entre ambos en ese concierto, o algún desacuerdo, pero se notó un ambiente diferente en esa canción, de hecho, el final que hizo Al fue muy extraño y no parece haberle agradado a Paco.
What is the song at 16:35 ??
It's called frevo rasguado it's by egberto gismonti
Whats the tune at 1:26:00?
Azzurra Al Di Meola
and Rhapsody of fire (bridge)
Qual o nome da ultima musica?
Yo zoi cantao de blamenco
Ver A Paco 55554
tu entends le sitar derrière la guitare !
Yo zoi delalinia
Kevientoca
Manolo
Tu manolo meañao
Ami tu meas tokado
Ami l
Tugitara kevien
Most peeps like the first showy disc, but to me they just got better. 1980->1983->1996. MY SONG: Beyond the Mirage, at 1:00:49 - fuckin' A! That's why god made fingers. And while anyone can admit there are quite a few notes here - they maybe even got them ALL in - it is also a clinic of the finest RHYTHM GUITAR ever in the entire history of noise. Mc and De are eminently playful, to the point of utter cross-rhythmic lunacy, even cracking each other up. Dis-Honest John & Wacko Packo.... of COURSE there's eleventy-zillion offbeats in every measure of poor abused nearly-whacked-to-death 4/4 time. And the best DiMeola you'll ever hear here, scared him into making SENSE again. 1:18 on, there oughta be a law!
thank you for telling us the name of this piece.
🐠!
Rpñ
Paco's rhythm is indeed dificult..
K její in die zu Zug GT n.
Ovation sounds like plastic
...beacuse it is plastic :D
0:04 John farted
How funny! Poor idiot. And ulgar, to boot.
That's a nice piece from him
... so ??
Jesus, the editing, how to say? It sux ..