Man oh man.... Now THAT is funky!!!! Come on hands up- try not to tap into that groove
The drums are snappin`, the organs grinding and young Johnny boy is laughin`all the way across the stage.Lightning fingers calling down the light divine.
“When I hear new music coming into my head, its mission is integrated into its notes. It basically tells me how it wants to be.” – John McLaughlin. From Page 1 of the book “Follow Your Heart – John McLaughlin song by song.”
@DayTradersWin Of course I would be interested in day trading etc.! That's why I scour Youtube for Dennis Chambers and John McLaughlin clips: a profound interest in day trading. Thanks for pointing this out and posting in this, a manifestly relevant forum.
@cho7 Late on the rply here, I realise - hope you're still alive and lovin it - Thanks. 24 sec is about when it goes bananas for me. Funny, but JM's latest is called To The One and I can't find the f*cker in the whole album.
@alzhammer1 Vic is very good and a bore to end all bores. And his real name as far as I know is Victor van Kampen without the scare quotes. Why didn't you toddle off to your mate Vic without the rude-arsed commentary?
Love the way John hits a bummer on the second little melody break, then gets his bad self on for that stunning group moment at 54sec. Bodacious the bunch of them. Upload!
@Drastam Hm. Now you mentiion it: I'm pretty sure JM smiles about it, but you never can tell. Great opening to this number. Still can't sus the timing. Anyone?
WHy are we splitting hairs over whether this is a jam or an improv'd composition. Listen and enjoy. If your a guitarist new to jazz, start with Charlie Christian, work your way up to Wes Montgomery and George Benson, throw in some Miles DAvis w/ Coltrane then take another listen to John M. Beautiful stuff. Maybe a little too shred happy for me, but I can't think of many (any?) rock guitarists who can do what John is doing here.
If you seriously want to study Johns technique then i urge you to check out the following DVDs - 1) The gateway to rhythm 2) The way i do it . Both videos if studied long enough will get you to where you want to go .. i studied them for a few months and wrote this tune.His style can be borrowed from quite effectively if you have the patience. DJ
@Minor8Flat4 Where I want to go is to be a guitar player in a Barry Manilow/Mahavishnu Orchestra cover band-will the lessons get me there? We will be alternating between the two so, for example, we might start a show off with "Mandy", followed by "Meeting of the Spirits", "I write the songs", "A Lotus on Irish Streams", a Coke commercial, "You Know, You Know", etc...you get the picture. I'm particularly concerned with navigating the tricky part of the Coke changes.
@Endomorphian2 When you say "He lost his spirituality..." do you mean he actualy stopped practicing spirituality? I thought he was into yoga and meditation (?)
DC, JMac and Joey D - Ohhhhhhhhh Dammmmmmmmmmnnnnnnnn!!!!! Everyone bow down!!!! ...Although, I would have loved to hear a jammin' bass player walkin' with Joey D.
Don't get me wrong, I'm a real JMcL-Fan, but that was one of his weaker phases. Not because of his fellow musicians, it was the master himself. Senseless, ultrafast wishy-washy without feeling and an awful tone. This guitar could have sounded wonderful, but around that time, he ruined its output completely by some strange effectors. Fortunately, this phase is over...
Ah, but dear sir, you must first declare what awesome means under the new proclamation of existance. Is it awesome or is it merely an illusion? That is what I must ask myself each time I witness an act of my fellow human beings.
If he played via a straight chord-amp, it would sound crappy.... I've outwritten a lot of his music.. and it just sounds a lot less full or something withut a psa1 sansamp module....
Great playing here by John, Joey, and Dennis. Listen and enjoy. If you don't like it---post your own video and show us how it's done. Or flip over to the Barry Manilow channel. Thanks for posting...John is enjoying it too!
One Big Retard really is one big retard. He knows not what he is talking about. Probably tries to play an instrument but is so bad that nobody will jam with him. Learn what the fuck it is like to improvise before you lamely attempt to make it sound like you know what you're talking about.
guys whoa!! So someone didn't know it was a little more complicated. Hopefully they dig it, and this is their window into jazz. Dennis chambers + mr mclaughlin=!! Although i got a lot of love for Cohbham.
How bout Pat Metheny, jonas hellborg and shawn lane, Al Di Meola, and stanley clarke. For someone just discovering McLaughlin they should definitely start with Mahavishnu. Greatest fusion band ever.
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dudes....J McLaughlin lacks the melody....Lacks the phrazing....lacks the soul!!! Allan Holdsworth plays with more soul than he does....and the song....there's no structure....just stright Jamming..... first of all we should see if the song was any good.. is it??
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no no no you're wrong my friend.. the things i've herad u can't even dream of.or maybe you can, but i now of music.i sure am not ignorant.
what u and many don't see is the music itself. if it has any ideas in it, if it ahs structure..if it took some time to be written.... this is jamming..you know what jam is??? maybe you know little about music.. ok maybe he plays good. but the music is not. still i cant see why everyone thinks he's sooo good. Technique and speed do not impress me my friend.
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I have to say that i agree with you, and I think there were aspects about the "song" that make it sound like a jam. I don't think I hear (or see) a single use of vibrato or bending, just pure speed over a chromatic scale. But most jazz guitar that I've heard only use augmented, diminished, and chromatice scales played as fast as possible so you can't hear how awkward it sounds. And the chord changes he uses are probably taken from the keyboard changes with jazz phrasing . . . overall, it's a jam
Umm . . . yeah, there is ALOT of improv, which would tend it to be, say . . . A JAM?? I don't see any logic in what you said. Almost contradictory. I guess you are OneBiGRetard.
"A jam session is a musical act where musicians gather and play (or "jam") without extensive preparation or predefined arrangements." - wikipedia.
"Improvisation (also called extemporization) is the practice of acting, singing, talking and reacting, of making and creating, in the moment and in response to the stimulus of one's immediate environment." - wikipedia
This clip matches the descrpition of a jam more closely than it does improvisation. Think about it, then think about it again.
A jam can be performed . . . can you say for certain that this was tightly structured or rehearsed? Can you say that improv isn't what makes up a jam? Can you back up the fact that this matches the description of improv more so than a jam? And, if you aren't going to accept a quote for wikipedia, then why say this matches the description of improv? Maybe it's neither . . . but I wonder if you even have 60 IQ points to lose. And please, don't reply back.
Knob jockey. I know it is tightly structured because I know the tune and have heard many versions of it. Spontanious creativity can make up a jam yes. This however is not a jam. It is a performance of a composed piece with improvised sections on top. Nobody who uses the term 'jam' would say "We have just sold out the Royal Festival Hall, I have picked the track list, let's do some rehearsal". And then call it a 'jam'.
Er... Using Wiki is stupid and your analysis was daft. What's the problem?
FINE! I'm getting tired of arguing about it. It may not be a jam (though I wouldn't doubt that it once was) but it still maintains the characteristics of one. And Wikipedia works fine for such a small argument anyways. Say nothing more. Thank you.
any portion of music that is improvised can be jamming. Jamming has just become a term associated with jambands, but whenever there's a solo, they're jamming. Frank Zappa's band is my favorite for collective improvisation, plus he is the greatesy rock guitarist of all time.
No way...you were a beginner once too.....every person is capable of having an ear for music....it is a language....there are some people who speak it more fluidly and with more innovation than others; but everyone has the potential to be amazing.......so because teaching is the way: Improvisation is playing whatever you feel like playing at a particular moment in time on your instrument....the world is your oyster
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Um...
I was unaware that "vibrato or bending" constituted good music.
Also, even if there are liberal chromatics, you saying that Johnny is using a chromatic scale is quite frankly incorrect.
As for the "chord changes being taken from the keyboard changes with jazz phrasing," I'm sorry he didn't play any wretched, conflicting, off-key chords :-(
EVERY version of this is superb. Johnny Mac's solo on this is astounding! What a band. The Free Spirits and the MO (I) have always been my favs --without peer.
The recordings of this song on JM's Montreaux Collection are unbelievable.
The John Mclaughlin Trio live in I think '87. Trilok on drums. Much slower version. Amazing amazing album. Up there with my favourite music of all time.
i have alwaws dug this tune. the version from live at the royal festival hall is etherial... but when john is electric, the pocket on this tune is deep! 5/8 never grooved so hard like the intro of this tune. a masterful performance by the masters.
He Is Awesome!!!!!!!!
evelynagudo 2 months ago
OMG its the pianist from dexters lab!!!
bloodrain58 4 months ago
Man oh man.... Now THAT is funky!!!! Come on hands up- try not to tap into that groove
The drums are snappin`, the organs grinding and young Johnny boy is laughin`all the way across the stage.Lightning fingers calling down the light divine.
Thanks for this one Klaurent13
Sparkles713 4 months ago
Yes!!!!!
freeradt 4 months ago
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“When I hear new music coming into my head, its mission is integrated into its notes. It basically tells me how it wants to be.” – John McLaughlin. From Page 1 of the book “Follow Your Heart – John McLaughlin song by song.”
walterkolosky1 6 months ago
♥ .
MrMLD72MLD 6 months ago
How is it even possible to play like that?
Zootallure 7 months ago 3
beautiful song!!
deuzache 8 months ago
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DayTradersWin 8 months ago
@DayTradersWin Of course I would be interested in day trading etc.! That's why I scour Youtube for Dennis Chambers and John McLaughlin clips: a profound interest in day trading. Thanks for pointing this out and posting in this, a manifestly relevant forum.
rawdonwaller 3 weeks ago
Pur sound,
Jazz6 !!!! la belle époque....ils nous font de la bonne merde maintenant....sic...
FunkyMuziq 8 months ago
Which album is it on?
billycox 9 months ago
incredible!!!!!! this is fusion!!!!!!
carneirocmjr 10 months ago
It HAS to be fun having JMac comp while you solo.
dorian411 11 months ago
Does anyone know if John Mclaughlin and Tommy Emmanuel have played or jammed together? Two giants like that would find some commom ground I am sure!
sightsizemethod 11 months ago
@sxmadrid Considere the 1 at 0'24" with Dennis's Open Charleston.
cho7 1 year ago
@cho7 Late on the rply here, I realise - hope you're still alive and lovin it - Thanks. 24 sec is about when it goes bananas for me. Funny, but JM's latest is called To The One and I can't find the f*cker in the whole album.
SimsulatedId 4 months ago
crazy phrasing !
uutooyu 1 year ago
love him, but hate his tone.
tastefulphrasing 1 year ago
@tastefulphrasing thats because your hearing is tuned to radio
jkeller650 10 months ago
@tastefulphrasing his tone is one of the greatest guitar tones in history...
keo774 10 months ago
okay, I wanted to say this and I will, this band and John McLaughlin are the greatest musicians in the world!
IslamForMonkeyRape 1 year ago 7
I'd like to hear Sean Rickman play on this track!!
Fiverrdrums 1 year ago
MAGIC!
kliff10 1 year ago
o yea. this is the top. i see there are some ignorant brainless people here who doesnt like great music, please dont write anything, dont insult.
gasparovsky1 1 year ago
I think i need a shrink.!
alzhammer1 1 year ago
Vomit of notes....! the real master of guitar is " Victor van Kampen "
alzhammer1 1 year ago
@alzhammer1 Vic is very good and a bore to end all bores. And his real name as far as I know is Victor van Kampen without the scare quotes. Why didn't you toddle off to your mate Vic without the rude-arsed commentary?
sxmadrid 1 year ago
@alzhammer1 Anyone who could write that comment wouldn't know a guitarist from his own ass. Go throw-up elsewhere kid.
Drastam 1 year ago
Love the way John hits a bummer on the second little melody break, then gets his bad self on for that stunning group moment at 54sec. Bodacious the bunch of them. Upload!
sxmadrid 1 year ago
@sxmadrid well spotted. I can never tell if he plays a bummer cause I always presume he means it and I just dont understand :)
Drastam 1 year ago
@Drastam Hm. Now you mentiion it: I'm pretty sure JM smiles about it, but you never can tell. Great opening to this number. Still can't sus the timing. Anyone?
sxmadrid 1 year ago
@sxmadrid Been a while but it's counted in 5/4 or some multiple of that i.e. 10/8
SuperSkaJoe 1 year ago
@SuperSkaJoe Yea but where's the ONE? I count 5 and they go their own way :I
sxmadrid 1 year ago
I can't make chocolade out of this.. Perhaps they could work out a theme, a motive?
Pan3405 1 year ago
Been a few months since I last saw these clips ... do they just get better or what !
picchaz 1 year ago
WHy are we splitting hairs over whether this is a jam or an improv'd composition. Listen and enjoy. If your a guitarist new to jazz, start with Charlie Christian, work your way up to Wes Montgomery and George Benson, throw in some Miles DAvis w/ Coltrane then take another listen to John M. Beautiful stuff. Maybe a little too shred happy for me, but I can't think of many (any?) rock guitarists who can do what John is doing here.
cm0220ster 1 year ago
@cm0220ster saw original MO in the 70s and recently saw JM with Chick Corea.
he had the 3 hottest young bass/drums/sax. great evening!
coreyagraph 1 year ago
Fantástico, e o timbrão desta Gibson dele...
Amazing!!!
carolnonemacher 1 year ago
John is just amazing....
AtanasovPeter 1 year ago
Not bad for a lad from Donny.
GibsonHummingbird 1 year ago
If you seriously want to study Johns technique then i urge you to check out the following DVDs - 1) The gateway to rhythm 2) The way i do it . Both videos if studied long enough will get you to where you want to go .. i studied them for a few months and wrote this tune.His style can be borrowed from quite effectively if you have the patience. DJ
Minor8Flat4 1 year ago
@Minor8Flat4 Where I want to go is to be a guitar player in a Barry Manilow/Mahavishnu Orchestra cover band-will the lessons get me there? We will be alternating between the two so, for example, we might start a show off with "Mandy", followed by "Meeting of the Spirits", "I write the songs", "A Lotus on Irish Streams", a Coke commercial, "You Know, You Know", etc...you get the picture. I'm particularly concerned with navigating the tricky part of the Coke changes.
Gregorypeckory 1 year ago
What album is this from? Because I LOVE it.
Tengent 1 year ago
Not sure what studio album but there's a fantastic rendition on The Heart of Things Live in Paris.
SuperSkaJoe 1 year ago
He lost his spirituality somewhere along the way and the music suffered for it.
Endomorphian2 1 year ago
Deep!
thebytegrill 1 year ago
Maybe he has cultivated his spirituality along with the music along the way!?
You just happen to dislike it.
Gnocchi 1 year ago 2
@Endomorphian2 When you say "He lost his spirituality..." do you mean he actualy stopped practicing spirituality? I thought he was into yoga and meditation (?)
utopianreality 1 year ago
this is amazing
ive noticed that john has a particular left hand technique or position that he always uses
¿does anyone know why?
julianpardo 2 years ago
@julianpardo i have no idea what you are talking about
AtanasovPeter 1 year ago
McLauglin - raptor.
Valdman72 2 years ago
DC, JMac and Joey D - Ohhhhhhhhh Dammmmmmmmmmnnnnnnnn!!!!! Everyone bow down!!!! ...Although, I would have loved to hear a jammin' bass player walkin' with Joey D.
19FLA69 2 years ago
I want that guitar!
Porchduck 2 years ago
speechless..John and Dennis..!! too much talent on one stage!!
whittonmatt 2 years ago 2
Don't get me wrong, I'm a real JMcL-Fan, but that was one of his weaker phases. Not because of his fellow musicians, it was the master himself. Senseless, ultrafast wishy-washy without feeling and an awful tone. This guitar could have sounded wonderful, but around that time, he ruined its output completely by some strange effectors. Fortunately, this phase is over...
22fret 2 years ago
TONE and playing from the heavens. All 3 are killing it!
garyguitar 2 years ago
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digimaton 2 years ago
thrash!
penp26 2 years ago
he's so fucking sexy and at 53 years old when this took place!
drewhet 2 years ago
these cats can play! And John's guitar is a beauty!
queteimportaguey 2 years ago
Dennis Chambers (on drums) RULES!!
bichomaldito 2 years ago 24
@bichomaldito How tight does this guy play?! Amazing.
Arenakan 1 year ago
@bichomaldito I agree he is awsome!
Pan3405 1 year ago
Fantastic post bop off the wall improvisations...these guys are so tight.
En3usiast 2 years ago
John rules!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
baechti007 2 years ago
who does he keep grinning at?
batman4453 2 years ago
Mr. Chambers.
bichomaldito 2 years ago
this is fukn awesome!!
dave696911 2 years ago
Ah, but dear sir, you must first declare what awesome means under the new proclamation of existance. Is it awesome or is it merely an illusion? That is what I must ask myself each time I witness an act of my fellow human beings.
jpnicolacopoulos 2 years ago
john has to WORK to hang with Joey!
Chromatype 2 years ago
Chromatype, that's probably why JM hired Joey -- and Dennis.
Gotta love how relaxed DC looks even when he's churning out incredible rhythms, chewing his gum, just another day at the office . . . LOL!!
YouzTube99 2 years ago
mather f.....r
antzen7 2 years ago
duck chambers genial, jouei unbelieve and you John fantastic,... when we´ll see you in Córdoba?... jajaja
Kinds regards...
CHAPI PINEDA
facatitos 2 years ago
John plays his ass off, but I cant stand that digital chorus/reverb shit on his guitar
wes1220 2 years ago
If he played via a straight chord-amp, it would sound crappy.... I've outwritten a lot of his music.. and it just sounds a lot less full or something withut a psa1 sansamp module....
SteefStevens 2 years ago
steef,
wow. no ego problem for you. good luck at getting to be a master playing with masters. LMAO.
dorian411 2 years ago 2
thanx!! actually i am doing more studio work at the moment
SteefStevens 2 years ago
Great playing here by John, Joey, and Dennis. Listen and enjoy. If you don't like it---post your own video and show us how it's done. Or flip over to the Barry Manilow channel. Thanks for posting...John is enjoying it too!
garyguitar 2 years ago 2
Smoldering performance!
Gregorypeckory 2 years ago
génial
raf
armand1455 2 years ago
you guys are all bunch of nerds.
dasilvaj2008 2 years ago
One Big Retard really is one big retard. He knows not what he is talking about. Probably tries to play an instrument but is so bad that nobody will jam with him. Learn what the fuck it is like to improvise before you lamely attempt to make it sound like you know what you're talking about.
spercoco 3 years ago
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GDarkstar74 2 years ago
Well done for attacking me. However, please explain what was wrong with my argument.
OneBigRetard 2 years ago
guys whoa!! So someone didn't know it was a little more complicated. Hopefully they dig it, and this is their window into jazz. Dennis chambers + mr mclaughlin=!! Although i got a lot of love for Cohbham.
mad3rab 3 years ago
How bout Pat Metheny, jonas hellborg and shawn lane, Al Di Meola, and stanley clarke. For someone just discovering McLaughlin they should definitely start with Mahavishnu. Greatest fusion band ever.
GDarkstar74 2 years ago 2
nah weather report brahski
unclejunglebass 2 years ago
They look like they're really pushing McLaughlin towards the end there.
baconvision 3 years ago
i wish i had so much improvisation freedome
petar870602 3 years ago 2
retard and secret....your the guys the rest of us try to ignore at the pub when you keep talking shit during the impro'ed jams....
AWrunsthevoodoodown 3 years ago
i was here!incredible trio,i can remember great energy and sound in this theatre there was this night man!
chambers,defrancesco at the top of they shape!paroxysm was when chambers played his polyrythme asymetric 5/4 solo!great souvenir!
barkofink 3 years ago
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dudes....J McLaughlin lacks the melody....Lacks the phrazing....lacks the soul!!! Allan Holdsworth plays with more soul than he does....and the song....there's no structure....just stright Jamming..... first of all we should see if the song was any good.. is it??
camelspottergr 3 years ago
you know nothing about guitar and music
theman2890 3 years ago
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no no no you're wrong my friend.. the things i've herad u can't even dream of.or maybe you can, but i now of music.i sure am not ignorant.
what u and many don't see is the music itself. if it has any ideas in it, if it ahs structure..if it took some time to be written.... this is jamming..you know what jam is??? maybe you know little about music.. ok maybe he plays good. but the music is not. still i cant see why everyone thinks he's sooo good. Technique and speed do not impress me my friend.
camelspottergr 3 years ago
there is far more than technique here, sorry you can't hear it/.
alivonal 3 years ago 8
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bluezlick 3 years ago 2
The phrasing for me is very similar in the spirit to what John Coltrane does on Giant Steps or Count Down.
There is probably something you don't hear here.
mirak63 2 years ago
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facatitos 2 years ago
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I have to say that i agree with you, and I think there were aspects about the "song" that make it sound like a jam. I don't think I hear (or see) a single use of vibrato or bending, just pure speed over a chromatic scale. But most jazz guitar that I've heard only use augmented, diminished, and chromatice scales played as fast as possible so you can't hear how awkward it sounds. And the chord changes he uses are probably taken from the keyboard changes with jazz phrasing . . . overall, it's a jam
ThisNameIsASecret 3 years ago
and what pray tell constitutes a jam? This is very tightly structured. There is much improv over and around it.
OneBigRetard 3 years ago
Umm . . . yeah, there is ALOT of improv, which would tend it to be, say . . . A JAM?? I don't see any logic in what you said. Almost contradictory. I guess you are OneBiGRetard.
ThisNameIsASecret 3 years ago
Btw, I expect alot of negative ratings so keep them coming! Maybe we can eventually discover what negative infinity really is!!
ThisNameIsASecret 3 years ago
Because you call it a 'jam' as a negatyive point. Like it is less than a rehearsed composition. This is improvised art, a performance. NOT a jam.
Is a free jazz album merely a recording of a 'jam'?
OneBigRetard 3 years ago
"A jam session is a musical act where musicians gather and play (or "jam") without extensive preparation or predefined arrangements." - wikipedia.
"Improvisation (also called extemporization) is the practice of acting, singing, talking and reacting, of making and creating, in the moment and in response to the stimulus of one's immediate environment." - wikipedia
This clip matches the descrpition of a jam more closely than it does improvisation. Think about it, then think about it again.
ThisNameIsASecret 3 years ago
Dude.
'Just a jam'.
This is a performance. It has tight structure and is rehearsed. There are large sections within it that allow for free expression.
It is not a 'jam'. If your critera for a jam is a bit of improv then all of Coltranes albums are 'just jams'.
It conforms far more to the improv description than to the jam description.
The day I take a WIKI quote as an answer is the day I drop 60 IQ points or become a US citizen.
OneBigRetard 3 years ago
A jam can be performed . . . can you say for certain that this was tightly structured or rehearsed? Can you say that improv isn't what makes up a jam? Can you back up the fact that this matches the description of improv more so than a jam? And, if you aren't going to accept a quote for wikipedia, then why say this matches the description of improv? Maybe it's neither . . . but I wonder if you even have 60 IQ points to lose. And please, don't reply back.
ThisNameIsASecret 3 years ago
Knob jockey. I know it is tightly structured because I know the tune and have heard many versions of it. Spontanious creativity can make up a jam yes. This however is not a jam. It is a performance of a composed piece with improvised sections on top. Nobody who uses the term 'jam' would say "We have just sold out the Royal Festival Hall, I have picked the track list, let's do some rehearsal". And then call it a 'jam'.
Er... Using Wiki is stupid and your analysis was daft. What's the problem?
OneBigRetard 3 years ago
FINE! I'm getting tired of arguing about it. It may not be a jam (though I wouldn't doubt that it once was) but it still maintains the characteristics of one. And Wikipedia works fine for such a small argument anyways. Say nothing more. Thank you.
ThisNameIsASecret 3 years ago
Ha ha. Knew you would reply. Anyway, I am sure it probably was created during a jam. (As your beloved WIKI suggests a jam is for).
Anyway, safe travels
OneBigRetard 3 years ago
More definitivly, they know just how this track will start and end to the exact note. That is not a jam, open and shut.
OneBigRetard 3 years ago
they're undoubtedly improvising over a chord progession and some accents. Do you consider jazz jam or what? fucking idiot
MMMuller 3 years ago
any portion of music that is improvised can be jamming. Jamming has just become a term associated with jambands, but whenever there's a solo, they're jamming. Frank Zappa's band is my favorite for collective improvisation, plus he is the greatesy rock guitarist of all time.
GDarkstar74 2 years ago 2
Excuse me while I kiss the sky. HELLO JIMI HENDRIX!!!
DropFrame1 2 years ago
What is improvising .... Man if you have to ask you'll never know.
DropFrame1 2 years ago
LOL
GDarkstar74 2 years ago
No way...you were a beginner once too.....every person is capable of having an ear for music....it is a language....there are some people who speak it more fluidly and with more innovation than others; but everyone has the potential to be amazing.......so because teaching is the way: Improvisation is playing whatever you feel like playing at a particular moment in time on your instrument....the world is your oyster
skier123453 2 years ago
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Um...
I was unaware that "vibrato or bending" constituted good music.
Also, even if there are liberal chromatics, you saying that Johnny is using a chromatic scale is quite frankly incorrect.
As for the "chord changes being taken from the keyboard changes with jazz phrasing," I'm sorry he didn't play any wretched, conflicting, off-key chords :-(
Silenzio93 3 years ago
ante re bosxo,mia klania stin elada ise kai tha krineis kai ton mclaughlin.pane akou jamiroquai
StrangeShadesOfBlack 3 years ago
eisai vlakas
TexasFloodGr 3 years ago 2
I wonder what Holdsworth would say. Probably 'wow'. Followed by 'camelspot is a dick'.
OneBigRetard 3 years ago
EVERY version of this is superb. Johnny Mac's solo on this is astounding! What a band. The Free Spirits and the MO (I) have always been my favs --without peer.
The recordings of this song on JM's Montreaux Collection are unbelievable.
dorian411 3 years ago
holy cow...the beginning of john mclaughlin's solos gave me chills!
mdasilva06 3 years ago
Dennis Chambers Rocks!!!!
l3kei 3 years ago
I love every version of this track. Spectacular. The RFH version is mindblowing.
OneBigRetard 3 years ago
where is the RFH version please?
AbstractMan23 3 years ago
The John Mclaughlin Trio live in I think '87. Trilok on drums. Much slower version. Amazing amazing album. Up there with my favourite music of all time.
OneBigRetard 3 years ago
thanks.
oh that album - i thought you meant there was a video from RFH...
AbstractMan23 3 years ago
salut, je l'avais enregistré sur M6 aussi à l'époque, quel claque ce fut.
Je l'avais mis en partage sur edonkey après l'avoir mis en divx
elle se retrouve sur youtube, c'est marrant.
Il me semble que c'est une autre source que la mienne là. La tienne n'a pas de bavure violettes ^^
mirak63 3 years ago
i have alwaws dug this tune. the version from live at the royal festival hall is etherial... but when john is electric, the pocket on this tune is deep! 5/8 never grooved so hard like the intro of this tune. a masterful performance by the masters.
BryanBetts 3 years ago
I love this track too, and for my money this is the best electric tone he has ever had.
s1914 3 years ago
do you have all the songs from this performance?
willV 4 years ago
yes!Thanks for this video...
straunartospero 4 years ago
Love this track. Love this band. Love this rendition.
OneBigRetard 4 years ago
Muy bueno, So nice,
crisbassist 4 years ago