Mahavishnu Orchestra Noonward Race - Producer Reaction
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Billy Cobham is a force of nature!!!
The best drummer of all time
Jerry Goodman was THE perfect violinist for this first original Mahavishnu band. I enjoy him every single time....and even had the pleasure of having Mr. Cobham for a teacher for a season. Billy Cobham is the finest drummer I have ever seen AND THATS COMING FROM A GUY WHO HAS BEEN PLAYING FOR OVER 50 SOME ODD YEARS
for a moment i thought it was Jean-Luc Ponty, but maybe he was with was it Frank Zappa back then or too young. ah "(Ponty) continued to work on a variety of projects - including two of John McLaughlin's Mahavishnu Orchestra albums Apocalypse (1974) and Visions of the Emerald Beyond (1975) and tours until 1975,[1] when he signed with Atlantic. So Zappa was Jazz kind of Fusion with some Contemporary influences. and UZEB was kind of from that school
Killer band. Unfortunately, Rick Laird died recently. He can be overlooked sometimes in this band of virtuosos. RIP.
I agree he was a monster him and Cobham together is🔥🔥🔥
Laird was the band’s anchor while Cobham did perpetual fills.
Great influence in my bass playing
These are all, each and every one, LEGENDARY musicians! These guys were on a completely different level.
Try telling that to a Jimmy Page fan 😂✌️
@@ppmppm7010 John McLaughlin was the guitar teacher for Jimmy Page, that says enough!
Best electric guitarrist ever (sorry Hendrix) and
Best drummer ever!
NO ARGUMENT FROM ME
Sorry, Hendrix was doing something very-very different from what we are hearing here. I saw the Mahvishnu Orchestra live three times 72-74 and the evolution of Jan Hammer during this period was great moving more with ever-evolving keyboards. Hendrix had no keyboards in his band (Electric Lady Land production being an exception) though Noel Redding was a very adventurous bass player, Mitch Mitchell's drumming style was very good but worlds away from what Billy is doing here. Billy, of course, was just amazing and so was John but there were very different aims for guitar playing between John and Jimi. Listen closer and hear that no one was better, just very different.
Billy Cobham, one of the great open-handed drummers. I got to see John McLaughlin play here in Vancouver, featuring Dennis Chambers behind the kit. Another monster player.
He's not just 'a drummer'....that is Billy Cobham. That whole group was awesome , in the literal sense of the word. I saw them live once and it was not to be forgotten.
They don't make music or musicians like this anymore. So glad that I grew up with it.
This is definitely just an opinion. Musicians are better today thanks to technology. You pick out pop music and of course they aren’t the best, but there are great jazz musicians today, metal, hell even EDM.
All top-notch musicians - you can't play this music without supreme chops, of course - and I think Cobham especially is the best of all jazz-fusion drummers.
Billy Cobham, a legend
@Sissy Davis absolutely
one of the greatest guitarists
Billy Cobham the father of Fusion Drumming!
No that would be Tony Williams!
Little known fact: John McLaughlin comes from my village. If you need a clue or two see the album John McLaughlin, Electric Guitarist. The evidence is there........
Jan Hammer of Miami Vice fame on keys
"Oh, they've got a keyboard too..."🤣🤣🤣🤣
Jerry Goodman of The Flock on Violin.
I know is an old reaction, but brothers, yiu gotta do this band again!!!
the dirty sound came from a Moog ring modulator pedal. He brings it for that grit. I saw this band a lot in their prime, Billy Cobham is just a force of nature on the drums, he's like Mt. Everest. The first time you hear him, you ask yourself "why do I think I'm a great drummer when..."
Favourite band... EVER, and I love tons of different music. But these MF's were something else. Aerosmith used to open for them and the audience pretty much booed them. Still wonder what the Aerosmith guys thought back then in 73' about the insane skills of headlining Mahavishnu. Mahavishnu is a really humbling listen for musicians.
Seems like the dude here got a permanent stank face after listening to this. hehe "GET IT DRUMMER!"... Billy did blow my mind right away more than 20 years ago when I dropped the needle on "Vital Information" from their debut album. In a couple seconds he became my favourite drummer forever.
I seen the Birds of Fire Tour, Vision Of The Emerald Beyond Tour, John and The 4th dimension twice and The most recent US tour Meeting of The Spirits tour with Jimmy Herring 2017.
Billy was/is a genius. But in this band 1971-73 he was God of the drums. Saw them in 1973- mind blowing without drugs.
Me, too. I’ll take your word for it that it was mind-blowing w/o drugs…😜
Saw them in Detroit. The only concert where I was actually transported to a divine realm.
Kind of like surfing huge waves, going for it and hanging on for dear life - lots of fun at the limits of what you can do, and the limits of these guys is so high and they push it even from there... I always appreciated that they did it this way, no one else would or could have. Thanks for the reaction! Oh, I think Jan may use a ring modulator on the Rhodes to help with the dirty sound.
Best band ever! Jan Hammer on keyboards wrote the Miami Vice theme! McGloughlin is one of my favorite guitar players! He played with Miles Davis on Bitches Brew! Favorite jazz album!
Dude, do you even who you are listening to? The Mahavishnu Orchestra! greatest band on earth ever.
Don’t be like that 😂 not everyone knows.
I apologize for my sarcastic response to your review of The Mahavishnu Orchestra. Words fail me sometimes.
I share your enthusiasm for the sounds this band made. The five musicians that made up this band were all at there musical and creative apex. They played as one. And this act of love created a musical moment ,and everlasting Joy.
Actually, that Rhodes is a Suitcase model, not a Stage. In The Noonward Race, each member solos in a key that corresponds with their astrological sign. 12 signs of the Zodiac, 12 notes in the Western Tonal System. Noon is also 12 o'clock.
Was one of the first ring modulators...it was a huge box..had acquired it for awhile...
supergroup for the ages!!!!
Enjoyed your reaction and comments very much!
Saw him 50 years ago for free at my college. Was supposed to be outdoors, but moved indoors due to weather.Sat on floor about 20 feet in front of him. Man he was WAY out there.
Was that Alfred State College....I was there
@@bassmonk2920 CCNY - City College of New York
Saw McLaughlin twice. On this tour and then much later on a solo acoustic tour.
By far the best live version of this song is on the Mar Y Sol Festival album.
I could be wrong but I think that's a ring modulator on the Fender Rhodes it gives it that dirty sound.
when you take the lid of a fender Rhodes i gets this sound
He’s also overdriving the speaker of the Rhodes. And just a touch of Phase, probably the old MXR Pedal.
before when minimoog comes out, he also used frequency shifter on rhodes for pitch bend.. no one plays the rhodes like that still today..
@@radio.m.i.x MOOG/Bode Frequency Shifter
Laird & Goodman got into a fight during the studio recording of 'Noonward Race"? I believe Mclaughlin signaled to keep rolling, and they left the disturbance on. You can hear it if You listen for it, especially with headphones. They knocked Hammer and his keyboards over during the fist fight. A Jew and an Irishman walk into a studio...hahaha. Somehow, i always thought that the whole song related to a brawl atmosphere anyway~~hahaha. *R.i.P. Rick Laird
'Inner Mounting Flame' was definitely a game changer in 1971. One of my all time favorites, and Jeff Beck's also. When Jeff heard these guys while cruising around in one of his rods, that was the turning point for Beck, and 'Blow By Blow' was his answer to the up~and coming Fusion era, and Beck's 360 degree career change. *R.i.P. Jeff Beck. *God speed Jeff, in a souped~up '32 Coupe.
in this band "the producer" just finds the right venues because actual Musicians are in charge, and the message is advanced, abstract, uplifting, non commercial. In Miles' band, Henderson (who knew he could sing?) Lucas and Mtume went on to become "producers" and I hope they used the money well. I first heard that word "producer" in a music making context the 90s around the same time I heard "marketing". seems related...
What is insane is that these cats played like this live! The guitarist played with Miles Davis band and the drummer was an "Army brat." This is Jazz Fusion at it's very beginning. For more of Billy Cobham's excellent drumming, check out his work with the late great George Duke. "Stratus," "Rush Hour," "Red Baron," to name a few songs. Kudos.
I saw a Billy Cobham mine with Jack Bruce and Friends band. You guys experiences and comments are great. Did you know the keyboardist Jan Hammer wrote and performed the original Miami Vice theme?
Yes, I know!
Magnífico, deuses, músicos fora da curva
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My personal favorite band other than Brand X,Return To Forever. I have never heard this song before...5 STARS
What? Haven’t you heard the ‘inner Mountain flame’ album? It’s on there! Very different version to the album version though!
I’m surprised you didn’t know Billy Cobham on sight 🤔
to me Jan Hammer is the star of this show. the way he enters with chords on the Rhodes, then presents this beautiful theme melody, and starts building up, is pure mastery and elegance. :-)
I watched that BBC concert broadcast in late ‘72. I never thought I’d ever see it again, but eventually YT was invented!
Looking at it now, it strikes me that John, even as leader of the band, seemed a bit ill at ease and didn’t play all that much, compared to the others. Jerry, Jan and Billy were on spectacular form. He also seemed to be struggling with both his sound and that double neck thing. Strangely, his technique developed in leaps and bounds for the next 20 years.
Nice job with the quick EQ bass cut, I see you :)
Hey could you check out the song "Afterlife" by The Veer Union & Art of Dying? It just came out and it's amazing.
Wanna hear a real race? Try The Mahavishnu Orchestra with Carlos Sanatan in 'Taurian Matador' - Live from 1973.
This music is more than 50 years old. There has been nothing near it since.
Smokin
No doubt of the technical skill, but to what to use it, well.
@@ganazby I'm not. I just don't like this style of music where virtuosity is challenging the actual content.
Duhh.
Forget virtuosity, folks, they’re tapping into the motherlode. Stop analyzing and start feeling.
Billy Cobham was never one of my favourite drummers - but that's changing watching a couple of clips from this show. Amazing drummer - as are the rest of them on their own instruments.
ridiculously sped up version... almost unlistenable...