John McLaughlin & The 4th Dimension - Senor C.S.

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Uploaded by on Aug 28, 2011

- Senor C.S.

John McLaughlin - electric guitar
Gary Husband - keyboards
Etienne M'Bappe - electric bass
Ranjid Barot - drums

46 Heineken JazzAldia
Festival de Jazz de San Sebastián, 23 Julio 2011
Plaza de la Trinidad, Donosti, Spain

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  • Fantastic, deep, moving, thoughtful and yet empty, zen like music expression.

  • The quality is absolutly amazing here, and the fact that it's John McLaughlin is even better!

  • @jwklbm326 The gloves are probably to soften the sound of the bass.

  • Great recording. So nice to have professional audio and video on You Tube. What's up with the bass player's gloves? He's a fine player but just curious about the "bass-ball" gloves.

  • @SimsulatedId Not exactly a cheap guitar. John amongst others plays Godin guitars - like in this clip.

  • @elionen ??!?!?!!?!

  • A tiny touch of reverb on that guitar wouldn't hurt in my opinion.

    This band sounds amazing anyway!

  • wow am I glad I ran into this!

  • @Gregorypeckory None taken - I phrased it badly - what I originally meant was "distorted but not in the usual pleasant way"! On listening to this vid again, I think the problem is one of clipping, either at the mixing desk level (input set too high) or into the camcorder or whatever (likewise). Which the musicians would not have been aware of. There is one instance of his tone I didn't like, and that was when he was playing his Mike Sabre guitar (see Crossroads 2004)

  • @filtecuk Okay, no insult intended, but you used the phrase "horribly distorted", so I didn't know you meant you found this particular flavor of distortion displeasing. I thought you meant you were an old school jazzer who didn't like distortion. It isn't my favorite tone, but I wouldn't call it horrible-still sounds pretty good to me. Funny how emphatic we get about tone preferences, but it's all good.

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