One of the creator’s masterpieces was John Mclaughlin……beauty,fills my life with the spark of inspiration and always an aim…..thanks for 4 decades of guidance,Maestro….
After Hendrix passed in 1970, John McLaughlin became my favourite guitarist. Decades after 'My Goals Beyond' and 'Inner Mounting Flame' McLaughlin's playing is as effortless and brilliant as it ever was. A nice tribute to Pharoah Sanders. Thanks for posting it.
One of the demigods descended from the Olympus of Music. One of the stars of the macrocosmic ephemeris of Art. Here, one of the most insignificant admirers, disciple and follower of him. God keep the King in the palm of his hand!🙏🏻. Health, success and blessings from Guayaquil-Ecuador🇪🇨
I fell in love with John McLaughlin s guitar playing in 1982 when I really started practicing the guitar to pursue the life of a guitar player. Been lucky to being in touch with him personally and totally stoked to see him in person again in October!!!
I have seen this man live many times starting 53 years ago. It blows my mind that he is still the king of both fast and slow, Shredding and melody~! Thank you for so many unbelievable years~!
my 4th ever LP was burds of fire way back. when the old record shops in the uk wear cool. i got it for the sleve cover a thing you did back then roger dean etc. of corse this lead to mills etc. mist the concert he did in glasgow. but had to whate 30 years for the usher hall gig my mind was blown. the cd live at ronnie scotts is a masterpece. he is truly the guro and know shakti is back. thanks for the music JM.
July Morning is an annual Bulgarian festival, celebrated on the night before and the first day of July. The festival is unique to Bulgaria but it is not universally observed in the country. A fine backdrop for this beautiful concert !
Whether there is a "Master Plan", or an entity who controls it, is up for debate, but what's not is that there is room to be unique within this "plan", and share a peaceful expression to all who inhabit this world. And John is a wonderful messenger of this message. I didn't know he sang! More please! And for those who slam him for just playing fast... There is a lovely dispersion of fast and slow guitar notes in this very gentle piece of music. Don't judge John by one or two recordings. His body of work is vast and quite varied. And his tribute to Jeff Beck is better than any other from the many Rock guitarists' tributes out there. John can play anything, but CHOOSES to play like himself. He's been an inspiration to me since first hearing him in the 70s, when he only played super fast, but I stayed with him as he matured as both an artist and a human being. A wonderful journey for his fans. When's his autobiography coming out - I'll pre-order today!
I first saw the Mahavishnu Orchestra on "In Concert" in 1972. They were at the absolute peak of their powers as young musicians. I was completely blown away and I'm still a fan. JM is a truly amazing guitarist, but the rest of the band were equally good. It was simply a great band.
I attended their first ever concert, at Carnegie Hall. They played support to It's a Beautiful Day. When the latter came on, most of the audience left.
God - ABC's In Concert, NBC's Wolfman Jack & The Midnight Special & Don Kirschner's syndicated Rock Concert. What pissed me off about ALL those late Friday night/or syndicated weekend concert shows was they ALWAYS DELIBERATELY put the superior groups on at the tail end of the show, at going for 1 or 2 AM. I usually came home from hanging w/friends around 11 or so, high or drunk, and then had to sit thru almost an hour & a half of Top 40 pop hit CRAP "artists" while desperately trying to stay awake & not pass out ... 90% of the time I just couldn't do it! I missed 2 Mahavishnus, Miles Davis, & most of the Allman's final videoed concert w/Duane & Berry. In all those years of shows I only managed to stay awake for three I wanted to see: Weather Report on Midnight Special, Edgar Winter on In Concert, and Roxy Music w/ Eno, Ferry, & Manzanera on In Concert from London. To this day I've never seen any of those other missed videos. Nobody had consumer VCRs back then. STILL PISSES ME THE HELL OFF, MAN!!!! I think many of them still exist - I know Midnight Special & Kirschner's producers have marketed DVDs, but you have to subscribe or buy a shit-ton of CRAPDRECK to get the one ten minute vintage video you actually want to see. Same old frustrating manipulative, exploitative BS. Bleep that.
Etienne Mbappé - is a Cameroonian bass player living in Paris. His unique style blending West African music with Jazz and Fusion creates exciting music for the ears and soul. Besides playing and singing with his own band Su La Take, Etienne has been working with Joe Zawinul, Ray Charles, Steps Ahead and he is a current member of John McLaughlin's 4th Dimension band. Gary Husband - is an English jazz and rock drummer, pianist, keyboard player and bandleader. He is also a composer, arranger and producer. Husband is a member of John McLaughlin's group The 4th Dimension, he also regularly performs with Germany's Norddeutscher Rundfunk Big Band and as a solo pianist. Born of a professional drummer, Nicolas Viccaro started the drums at the age of 3, then studying at the National Conservatory of Nice, and obtains the 1st Prize of Conservatory before moving to Paris. There, he hit the international scene with prestigious collaborations in Pop Music but also on the Jazz scene passing through the African music and Latin Jazz music.
@@written12 He says he starting experimenting with the idea to get a different sound. He reckons it gives him more control than using his bare skin in the same way that using fingers gives more control of the sound than playing with a pick. He also says that without gloves his hands sweat a lot which affects the sound from the strings. Playing with gloves means he doesn't have to change strings as often.
Wellll, I'd not be so cocksure quick to dismiss one James Marshall Hendrix, nor Alan Holdsworth, Larry Coryell, Greg Howe, Scott Henderson, Al DiMeola, Stevie Ray, Robin Trower, or a contemporary gentleman named Clapton, either.
If memory serves, the DVD of his 2011 reunion w/Carlos Santana at Montreaux also has a performance of this. I thought after his tour w/Jimmy Herring a couple of years ago, he was retiring from live performances. Happy to see his struggles w/arthritis have apparently eased. Arguably the most awe-inspiring guitarist, after Hendrix, EVER. I've seen him twice: once in '73 w/the original Orchestra & their Birds of Fire tour, & once w/Santana and their Love, Devotion, Surrender tour. I can still remember the "A love Supreme. Supreme, supreme." drone chanting & long stick stage incense smell, ha. For both shows he had that huge Rex Bogue custom double necked guitar that later perished in a storage fire. Weird - for me - coincidence: I recently found out in a Metronome magazine interview that McLaughlin made the decision to form his own Mahavishnu band while talking w/Miles Davis backstage, on tour in '71 at the storied Lennie's on the Turnpike music nightclub on Rte 1 in Peabody, Mass. That's only about a mile from my old junior high school, & less than two miles from my childhood home. I was only about 12 at the time & had no idea of any of this, but I'm kinda flabbergasted now that this happened so nearby to me & where I'd soon first discover his music thanks to a close friend who's deceased now. I guess I'd assumed that he'd made such a momentous career decision back in say, New York or London. Lennie's is long since gone now, but I probably rode by it a thousand times as a kid.
The wizard ....the exquisite Maha Vishnu is timeless with his strings ....pulling at my heart strings.... shook his hand when he came to Goa in Panjim Kala Akademi Amphitheatre....with Shakti.. in '70.....
Picked up Now Hear This and been listening to Liberation Time and Black Light recently. Full of joy and energy as always. Thanks for the music and inspiration John! I have to time a trip to Europe and go see the band live. A fellow guitarist.
@liminal You're correct; his music is almost all instrumental. Of course Gail Moran and Narada Michael sang on some of the Mahavishnu Orchestra tracks. Like you, I have never seen him sing lead in the traditional way, but he's certainly done the kind of ensemble singing they do in this vid. Here's another example: th-cam.com/video/cP1LkjlDII4/w-d-xo.html As a side note, I attended a performance in ~1982 and was up front making photos. At one point John introduced a song that usually has vocals and said, "I wish I could sing". I reflexively responded, "Your guitar sings for you." He apparently heard me, looked in my direction, smiled, kind of shook his head and said, "Yeah . . . yeah".
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I was there and that was one of the happiest days in my life.
Wow 80 years old and still playing at this level ... Olee maestro!
Lovely tribute to Pharoah Sanders, and I can't believe how on top of it McLaughlin still is in his 80s.
It amazes me as well. Jeff Beck similarly. Most at that age are up there to please the fans & have a good time, etc.
One of the creator’s masterpieces was John Mclaughlin……beauty,fills my life with the spark of inspiration and always an aim…..thanks for 4 decades of guidance,Maestro….
Undoubtedly the world's greatest guitarist and musician.
Did he break some record ? I hope we will see him in the Olympics, Paris 2024.
Behave 😂
The fireworks are a perfect compliment to his playing 🙂
Age is just a number! John is 80 and still plays beautifully!
It takes that many years to reach his level.
That's an understatement if I ever heard one! He's still top of the pile .
Yess
Hes 81 years old my neighbor got me into him
Gary Husband, wow. Music geniuses.
After Hendrix passed in 1970, John McLaughlin became my favourite guitarist.
Decades after 'My Goals Beyond' and 'Inner Mounting Flame' McLaughlin's playing is as effortless and brilliant as it ever was. A nice tribute to Pharoah Sanders.
Thanks for posting it.
John mc Laughlin is the best guitar player in the world. Still I love Mahavishnu Orchestra incredible sound and greatest musicians
Grandmaster of guitar 🎸 he influenced so many musicians to me he was a musicians musician thankyou so much John👍🏽🙏
One of the demigods descended from the Olympus of Music. One of the stars of the macrocosmic ephemeris of Art. Here, one of the most insignificant admirers, disciple and follower of him. God keep the King in the palm of his hand!🙏🏻. Health, success and blessings from Guayaquil-Ecuador🇪🇨
I can't believe u got 11likes for that lol. but good luck
I fell in love with John McLaughlin s guitar playing in 1982 when I really started practicing the guitar to pursue the life of a guitar player. Been lucky to being in touch with him personally and totally stoked to see him in person again in October!!!
John’s playing is pure joy!
Beautiful shot, really well done, thanks for sharing!
The dude is 81 years old. What a great beacon to look to....
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Genius of MUSIC 20 - 21 !!!
I have seen this man live many times starting 53 years ago.
It blows my mind that he is still the king of both fast and slow, Shredding and melody~!
Thank you for so many unbelievable years~!
Wow, at age 81 the man has still got it.
John singing Is something never seen before, Gary Who can sit at Your choice on drums or keyboards Is priceless
His guitar always sings
He sang on Love Devotion Surrender with Carlos Santana, and probably with Lifetime as well.
This groove is very tasty, the band awesome and John as always the sovereign master.
my 4th ever LP was burds of fire way back. when the old record shops in the uk wear cool. i got it for the sleve cover a thing you did back then roger dean etc. of corse this lead to mills etc. mist the concert he did in glasgow. but had to whate 30 years for the usher hall gig my mind was blown. the cd live at ronnie scotts is a masterpece. he is truly the guro and know shakti is back. thanks for the music JM.
Never seen anyone play bass (or any stringed instrument) with gloves on!
"Peace and harmony for every man" ! Thanks to John, to Pharoah Sanders, and to Amos Leon Thomas Jr. !
July Morning is an annual Bulgarian festival, celebrated on the night before and the first day of July. The festival is unique to Bulgaria but it is not universally observed in the country. A fine backdrop for this beautiful concert !
Wow. I've seen Mr. McLaughlin play a few times over the years and am glad to see him still playing. I've loved his work since the 70s.
Whether there is a "Master Plan", or an entity who controls it, is up for debate, but what's not is that there is room to be unique within this "plan", and share a peaceful expression to all who inhabit this world. And John is a wonderful messenger of this message.
I didn't know he sang! More please!
And for those who slam him for just playing fast... There is a lovely dispersion of fast and slow guitar notes in this very gentle piece of music. Don't judge John by one or two recordings. His body of work is vast and quite varied. And his tribute to Jeff Beck is better than any other from the many Rock guitarists' tributes out there. John can play anything, but CHOOSES to play like himself.
He's been an inspiration to me since first hearing him in the 70s, when he only played super fast, but I stayed with him as he matured as both an artist and a human being. A wonderful journey for his fans. When's his autobiography coming out - I'll pre-order today!
Jazz, groove et spiritualité. Ce qu'on admire chez Mr John !!
Monsieur JML est un des plus grands guitaristes de tous les temps. Il a influencé les plus grands. Chapeau bas.
Mahavishnu John McLaughlin - vivant toujours dans l'esprit de grandeur musicale
Simply Legendary.
I first saw the Mahavishnu Orchestra on "In Concert" in 1972. They were at the absolute peak of their powers as young musicians. I was completely blown away and I'm still a fan. JM is a truly amazing guitarist, but the rest of the band were equally good. It was simply a great band.
Saw Mahavishnu open for Zappa in Detroit around that time. It took me a year to recover...
I attended their first ever concert, at Carnegie Hall. They played support to It's a Beautiful Day. When the latter came on, most of the audience left.
É possível um não bom músico tocar Pharoah Sanders? E ao lado de JM? Impossível
God - ABC's In Concert, NBC's Wolfman Jack & The Midnight Special & Don Kirschner's syndicated Rock Concert. What pissed me off about ALL those late Friday night/or syndicated weekend concert shows was they ALWAYS DELIBERATELY put the superior groups on at the tail end of the show, at going for 1 or 2 AM. I usually came home from hanging w/friends around 11 or so, high or drunk, and then had to sit thru almost an hour & a half of Top 40 pop hit CRAP "artists" while desperately trying to stay awake & not pass out ... 90% of the time I just couldn't do it! I missed 2 Mahavishnus, Miles Davis, & most of the Allman's final videoed concert w/Duane & Berry. In all those years of shows I only managed to stay awake for three I wanted to see: Weather Report on Midnight Special, Edgar Winter on In Concert, and Roxy Music w/ Eno, Ferry, & Manzanera on In Concert from London. To this day I've never seen any of those other missed videos. Nobody had consumer VCRs back then. STILL PISSES ME THE HELL OFF, MAN!!!! I think many of them still exist - I know Midnight Special & Kirschner's producers have marketed DVDs, but you have to subscribe or buy a shit-ton of CRAPDRECK to get the one ten minute vintage video you actually want to see. Same old frustrating manipulative, exploitative BS. Bleep that.
Ich finde er hat denn besten Guitaren Ton seit denn 70ern wieder gefunden❤.
Vom spielen, das immer großartig war und ist, mal abgesehen😊.
I seriously want to be like Sir John.... Playing on and on till there is any energy left in me.....
More like his tone with santana on flame sky. I like it
Dear cameraman keep the camera on John's hands when he's playing.
Flame Sky is an amazing track
Tusen tack Uffe för ha tipsat musik från John Mclaughin. Musik lyftar upp.
Mahavishnu John McLaughlin - lever väl i vetskapen om ett komplett liv - kreativitet och välstånd!
Grande Maestro!🙏
What a tribute, thank you.
You're welcome! You definitely deserve far more than just the four likes we've given you!
Etienne Mbappé - is a Cameroonian bass player living in Paris. His unique style blending West African music with Jazz and Fusion creates exciting music for the ears and soul. Besides playing and singing with his own band Su La Take, Etienne has been working with Joe Zawinul, Ray Charles, Steps Ahead and he is a current member of John McLaughlin's 4th Dimension band. Gary Husband - is an English jazz and rock drummer, pianist, keyboard player and bandleader. He is also a composer, arranger and producer. Husband is a member of John McLaughlin's group The 4th Dimension, he also regularly performs with Germany's Norddeutscher Rundfunk Big Band and as a solo pianist. Born of a professional drummer, Nicolas Viccaro started the drums at the age of 3, then studying at the National Conservatory of Nice, and obtains the 1st Prize of Conservatory before moving to Paris. There, he hit the international scene with prestigious collaborations in Pop Music but also on the Jazz scene passing through the African music and Latin Jazz music.
Husband's drumming with the late great Allan Holdsworth is in a class of its own.
Why does he play with gloves?
@@written12 I thought that too that's a first for me :-) Peace
@@written12 He says he starting experimenting with the idea to get a different sound. He reckons it gives him more control than using his bare skin in the same way that using fingers gives more control of the sound than playing with a pick. He also says that without gloves his hands sweat a lot which affects the sound from the strings. Playing with gloves means he doesn't have to change strings as often.
@@written12I was looking for a comment about it - cause I didn’t saw that before anytime …
4th Dimension , the Creator . 5th Dimension , you are the Creator .
What a tribute to Pharaoh ❤️
This makes me so happy
Valeu Brabas! Jogaram contra o Olímpia num pasto, não venham me dizer que aquilo é campo! No Timão é assim, superar tudo, sempre!!!
i am 63 and since i was 17 or 18 i knew and know john is the greatest guitarist of all time there is no doubt and number two is carlos santana :)
Wellll, I'd not be so cocksure quick to dismiss one James Marshall Hendrix, nor Alan Holdsworth, Larry Coryell, Greg Howe, Scott Henderson, Al DiMeola, Stevie Ray, Robin Trower, or a contemporary gentleman named Clapton, either.
This is beautiful. Thank you so much.
john you give me electric dreams.
The best the world has to offer.
A consumate Master, playing that beautiful Pernambuco neck PRS custom ... a match made above
I wonder why he no longer seems to play Godin guitars? (Or Gibson Les Paul's or Fender Jaguar/Jazzmasters for that matter. Do they now all suck, lol?)
Masters of music! Such a delight to hear!
I love this song.
There is no god, nor a master, just one master on guitar you sir John
the CREATOR is NOT God or a God....
RELIGION is BOLLOCKS....
on the other hand the universe shows
intelligence design....
Fantastic John & Co - LIVE in the South park in Sofia !!!
best concert ever🙌
👍👍 awesome thanks
Волшебно!!!
When jeff beck says your the best you must be John McLaughlin
Thank you sensei
For the years of transcendental peace of mind when I listen to you from big fun to Shakti Peace Love happiness
I discovered this by accident ts delightful
BRAVO!
Deep creative spiritual stuff- love it
amazing!!
Absolutely wonderful !
If memory serves, the DVD of his 2011 reunion w/Carlos Santana at Montreaux also has a performance of this. I thought after his tour w/Jimmy Herring a couple of years ago, he was retiring from live performances. Happy to see his struggles w/arthritis have apparently eased. Arguably the most awe-inspiring guitarist, after Hendrix, EVER. I've seen him twice: once in '73 w/the original Orchestra & their Birds of Fire tour, & once w/Santana and their Love, Devotion, Surrender tour. I can still remember the "A love Supreme. Supreme, supreme." drone chanting & long stick stage incense smell, ha. For both shows he had that huge Rex Bogue custom double necked guitar that later perished in a storage fire. Weird - for me - coincidence: I recently found out in a Metronome magazine interview that McLaughlin made the decision to form his own Mahavishnu band while talking w/Miles Davis backstage, on tour in '71 at the storied Lennie's on the Turnpike music nightclub on Rte 1 in Peabody, Mass. That's only about a mile from my old junior high school, & less than two miles from my childhood home. I was only about 12 at the time & had no idea of any of this, but I'm kinda flabbergasted now that this happened so nearby to me & where I'd soon first discover his music thanks to a close friend who's deceased now. I guess I'd assumed that he'd made such a momentous career decision back in say, New York or London. Lennie's is long since gone now, but I probably rode by it a thousand times as a kid.
The kindness in the face is divine... 💓
Magnífico
One of the best guitar players over the decades: John Mahavishnu Mc Laughling
The wizard ....the exquisite Maha Vishnu is timeless with his strings ....pulling at my heart strings.... shook his hand when he came to Goa in Panjim Kala Akademi Amphitheatre....with Shakti.. in '70.....
Holy shit what an inspiration
Picked up Now Hear This and been listening to Liberation Time and Black Light recently. Full of joy and energy as always. Thanks for the music and inspiration John! I have to time a trip to Europe and go see the band live. A fellow guitarist.
Amazing!❤
Incredible
Awesome!
Alguns nasceram iluminados e predestinados a se destacarem em alguma atividade. Esse senhor,absolutamente, é um desses
Sublime.....
Great
He is the best in the universe
that some dope man thanks !
OMG
Wow😳McLau qui chante... 💖....
Tiorba. Instrumento misterioso y olvidado no superado por ninguno actual. Reflejo de una época anterior y de superior cultura.
Il Maestro
Balmy music on a balmy night. Cue the fireworks.
I don't recall ever seeing John sing. Is this a recent development?
@liminal
You're correct; his music is almost all instrumental. Of course Gail Moran and Narada Michael sang on some of the Mahavishnu Orchestra tracks. Like you, I have never seen him sing lead in the traditional way, but he's certainly done the kind of ensemble singing they do in this vid. Here's another example:
th-cam.com/video/cP1LkjlDII4/w-d-xo.html
As a side note, I attended a performance in ~1982 and was up front making photos. At one point John introduced a song that usually has vocals and said, "I wish I could sing". I reflexively responded, "Your guitar sings for you." He apparently heard me, looked in my direction, smiled, kind of shook his head and said, "Yeah . . . yeah".
@@YouzTube99 Thanks for the info. Cheers.
Mr. Ranjit Barot is the usual drummer and sings, and he could not make these gigs.
listener since '74 i never heard him singing either, this is beautiful & fun.
John did a bit of singing with Santana....
on both their albums....
a kedvenc darabom Pharoah Sanderstől
the best
🙌🙌🙏
I think John is playing better now than he did 50 years ago.
John The Grate
❤
Une dame de 78 ans apprécie le virtuose ❤
Conheci Marhavishinu em 1972.
Nunca imaginei que veria JM cantando.E num ritmo Latino.Obvio que JM é sempre brilhante.
Nice
John, When are You Coming to the USA? WooF!
❤🙏
Leon Thomas! I remember that one
80 years old. And tapping
Is that an F bass? 😍
Top
Does anyone know on what bass Etienne is playing?
fansinceim14thanx💓u
我等が導師ジョン👍👍👍👍👍
Realmente se justifica para verlo en la mini pantalla de mi celular...
🕊💐💖💞😊
🕉
😌
❤
🙏🏽