Carlos Santana & John McLaughlin Afro Blue 1973
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Carlos Santana & John McLaughlin A Live Supreme - Brothers Of The Spirit (Main Stream MSBR-57A/B)
Chicago Ampitheatre, Chicago, IL September 1, 1973
Info: Discogs (www.discogs.co...)
Devadip Carlos Santana - Guitars
Mahavishnu John McLaughlin - Guitars
Doug Rauch - Electric Bass
Billy Cobham - Drums
Armando Peraza - Congas, Percussion
Khalid Yasin [Larry Young] - Organ
![Carlos Santana & John McLaughlin ~ Afro Blue [full song]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/H1HviBaCX4g/mqdefault.jpg)
![Carlos Santana & John McLaughlin ~ Afro Blue [full song]](/img/tr.png)
1970-1975 Things happened. In my youthful optimism, I assumed 'things' would carry on and move further forward! Oh dear!!!!!!
I did as well.
What the heck happened?!
THE MAJORITY of people lost their moral compass 🧭& their ability to read through the BS that MSM feeds us.. plus the people who were in power in 70'$ are still in or have relented to an even worse,drunk with power, emperor with no clothes ,idiotic NWO ideologies which have put this once great nation on the brink of catastrophe..nice job ruling elite 👎🏿💩..& maybe that early 70'$ utopia always looked better through the rose colored glasses & bong smoke anyway 🤫🙉🤐🤔
As far as I can tell from this distance, CAPITALISM won the war or spirituality. Not the church kind, the hippie idealism. My lord, even POT is a product these days, tie-dies come from giant factories in Taiwan rather than our bathtubs. We lost.
Thank you very much for posting this I never heard this 2 of my favorite Guitar players
These are a few of my favorite things
Treasure 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Shout out to the keyboards! To the Congo!!! To the percussion! To the bass! Man these guys gotta be true pro’s to keep up with these brothas!
Agree 👍 💯%
Sp- congA 🪘 drums
I saw them 3/8/75 in NYC,CP in a free concert.Great show with a beautiful lady on my arm,lol.MLM,I love you….where ever you are.I hope you found a happy place in this world.
This is 🔥🔥🔥🔥.. Mind 🤯
I remember going to Baskin Robbins as a child, my father was a carnie and Santana was playing around the corner at the Fillmore.
Captain Beefheart was looking into taking over a fishing vessel. But I was front row for every single show ever.
Believe it.
It is right here.
in the comment section of youtube.
I also saw Hendrix open for the Monkees and Neil Young change the tires on the Beach Boys touring van.
Tools.
I challenge anyone to come up with any guitar duet that is more technically challenging or more intense. These two are legends as is Their drummer, Billy Cobham !
Spot on bro 🙏 Devotion
Yea , Now that we no longer have players like Emily Remler & Larry Coryell that would be a hard find to play this as these greats did. John & Carlos were the perfect match in those days & still going strong all these years later. It was great to grow up back then & lucky to have seen both & Emily before she lost her life . Mahavishnu Orchestra was so intense & though Carlos doesn't play as he did he's still got it big time. As for Billy , he's still a force to be reckoned with .
Oh please we had tons of stuff this good.
Maybe but it sucks
i can only think of guitar duets of wishbone ash and also johnny winter and rick derringer in Johnny winter..and..group...im not comparing anyone of course im just recalling duets in same groups..cant think of anyone else ...oh.... dooby brothers and the allman brothers?...
Fantastic !
Devadip Carlos Santana dressed in white with short hair
What a treat on top of seeing John for the last time this weekend
Saw John and Carlos on the StJohn the Divine altar with their wives and was the # 1 musical event I ever heard -
I don't remember 'Afro Blue' being in their song list. This is awesome.
Grooving, rhythmic, explosive.
You will never go wrong with either and anywhere they both are is where I want to be. Santana & Mahavishnu
What a great jam 😊
It sounds so impro, beautiful
Incredible energy!
Two Great Guitar Masters Join Forces,
And Tearing it Up!
Keyboardist Khalid Yasin [Larry Young] was no slouch either...And vale the brilliant bassist Doug Rauch. Taken too soon.
Thank you. Larry Young has great solo records, too. And his work on Tony Williams Lifetime records is stellar. His sound on organ is totally recognizable and unique.
This is insanely good!
Don't know why this wasn't released. Seems of higher quality than the one that was especially mclaughlins playing and Billy Cobhams drums. Thanks for posting I didn't know it existed. Phenomenal!
I’m guessing it stayed unreleased at least in part because someone’s slightly out of tune at the start…
I have Carlos' Gibson L-6S with the Borbolletta top which he used at times here (also used a Les Paul).
COBHAM!
My first time listening to this. Oh my God. Anyone who loves listening to musicians,got to be amazed about this album.
Thanks so much for this upload. It's a shame that there's no video I've seen of this musically historical tour of such great players. I'd love to see Doug Rauch going to town on the bass again using his great double thumbing technique. A monstrous bass player yet never pretentious.
Have you heard him with the Billy Cobham/ George Duke Band?
Phenomenal, replaced by Alphonso Johnson.
@@prajnachan333 Only on the Life and Times album, which is great. I don't know if there's any recordings out there of him playing live with Cobham or George Duke.
Que Grandes,tengo ese LP una JOYA,que tiempos. aquellos,Buena Yerba y Buena musica
John Is my Hero..👍😎
Thank you!
Outstanding!
New 2 me.❤😮😊🎉
Wow!
Thank you for posting a cs/jm song that is definitely not off of love, devotion, surrender, but totally is, from that time ⌚ period!
🙏❤🌹 Larry, Doug, Armando 🌹❤🙏
Man, this is so nice to hear. Thanks for posting!
Can you believe this line-up?
John McLaughlin- guitar
Devadip Carlos Santana- guitar
Doug Rauch- bass
Billy Cobham- drums
Armando Peraza- percussion
Larry Young- organ
Supreme musicians playing cosmic
"Music of the Spheres" 🕉
Yes! Oh Yes!!! 😮🔥😎🔥😻🔥😻😮
It's incredible and so fast.
Great post! Thank you!!
Wow increíble viaje tremendo vuelo 🎉❤
Expect their video
✌🧡
❤🎉❤😊
Carlos was a baby, really, compared to John. For a peer to peer duel, find Larry Coryell's "SPACES" where he and McLaughlin go head to head with acoustic guitars only... AMAZING...
John was 5 years older, not that much different. Playing wise more of course! Although Carlos had blossomed incredibly from Caravanseri.
John- 1942
Carlos- 1947
@@prajnachan333 --- I clearly meant musically.
And McLaughlin was a baby compared to Paco de Lucía.
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i remember where i lived many guys dressed in white ! totally horror ! everybody was very spiritual ! lol !
and carlos with a very spiritual solo in E penta min ! 15 mn ....
Ooh La La
I saw them THEY did the LOVE ,SURENDER,DEVOTION .ALSO BIRDS OF FIRE 4:08
King crimson opened with starless ,red USA ,A JAW DROPPER .ALSO GOLDEN EARING ,FRIP AT THE SOUND board
Sylvian Luc & Birelli Lagrene, without a band
I did play with em
Armando Peraza put a tight pocket.
Wasn't the name Sri Chinmoy? "He looks like the devil and he takes all their money" - where is that sweetheart today?
John and Carlos are still happy and important, underrated, maybe, but they will always be important in guitar history.
Underrated?
@@onepointofview I think the majority of the people have no idea who JML is. You and I do, I know, but do they know his Fourth Dimension?
@@fideliusconcrete4871 JML ? What is the L for? I don't know who that is either!
Ya, and- underrated? Huh? What?
I saw them at the old Chicago Stadium when they toured so many decades ago and it was the worst big convert I ever saw. They were probably great but the sound was so bad we couldn’t distinguish anything. It was just a drone of the two of them trying to play more notes per second than the other. The sound for Elton John was not much better but, perhaps surprisingly, Elvis Presley’s people put he speakers on the scoreboard in the center above the crowd who absorbed the echoes and it was brilliant. It sounded great.
Was Carlos a freemason? See their stuff on MANY of his album covers
No es free Mason, es Guadalupano
@@charlesrichter3854
Hmm...doesn't explain the freemason symbology though...🤷♀️
Afro blue!! He needed the money!!😂 otherwise a great album.
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Excesso transbordante de virtuosismo guitarrístico... but I like it !!!
The king spoke to Mozart after a concert and told him it was wonderful but perhaps- too many notes, and Mozart asked, "which notes should I remove?"
Virtuosity is very often "overflowing" but excess?
Listen to classical music or eastern sitar recitals, overflowing indeed!
John, it´s too much...
For Mr. McLaughlin it's never to much & we love him for that.
That's what she said.
@@egcowling9657 lol 😆 🎉
actually, she was speechless!
Eso lo toco con una mano
Cobham comanda
th-cam.com/video/b0QHmsa26C0/w-d-xo.html you mean that kind of duet?
Thank you, pretty awesome.
Santana no se queda atrás no hay comparación cuando son virtuosos es genial
Afro blue?
Nada a ver, não é afro nem muito menos blue
É latin Power
Vos commentaires sont merdiks... Sorry
Mola Gtacias Mauricio👍
Loved Santana, until he had to poke his nose in the culture wars last week. He crapped all over his legacy when he attacked trans people onstage, during a performance.
Oh well, at least there's still John McLaughlin.