Eleventh House live 1973 (added video)

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I needed to put this up for a few reasons:

- to plug a natural gap in my videos;
- to lead on from my 'Jack Bruce & Friends' video; and
- to make up to Mike Mandel fans for the above.

This is a better video matrching effort than some of my recent efforts - especially the more "oblique" efforts. Still, it was more a case of luck than planning.

OK, maybe NOW I can take that rest...

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Category:

Music

Tags:

• alphonsemouzon
• Alphonse
• Mouzon
• Larry
• Coryell
• Eleventh
• House
• live
• 1973

[Chuckhm]

This is the way Miles WANTED to sound during his Fusion period..

[stratoleft]

I can't believe it! I've never heard a live version of Yin. It is even more phenomenal than the record because Larry is absolutely ripping this one to pieces. Alphonse, Danny, all of them.

[getpsyched1223]

Saw Larry Coryell and Alphonse Mouzon live in the summer of 2008 at the Catalina Jazz Club in Hollywood for the first time. It was life changing... Then saw Billy Cobham and his band play at the same venue two years later. Amazing too...

[getpsyched1223]

You know for sure there are only passionate fans who listen to this when there are no dislikes.

[dagostinoification]

MERCI POUR CE JOYAU !!! l'album de l'époque est génial ,A LPHONSE MOUZON joue magnifiquemen bien.... (didier-dagostino-batteur.fr) "groove shuffle funk" vidéo sur youtube (en toute humilité!)

[jimikalimba]

That is some nasty jamming

[Chryslerdude]

Thanks for this gem, I forgot how crazy great this band was.. "They don't make em like this anymore".

Who does one have to poke in the eye, to get a copy of the video? Will exchange with other "un-copy-righted" jazz rock stuff.. ;-)

[MarsNova]

I'm not even choked about the audio syncing effort--this track is ten minutes of musical HOMICIDE. Good stuff!

[isivip1]

this is a composition of the german pianist wolfgang dauner

[allegracloud]

Danny Trifan's bass is ultra-smokin'.

[clarkewi]

This was the peak of "mind blowing" jazz. Larry Coryell and John McLaughlin led the charge. Before Jimi died he was discussing a project with Miles Davis that would have seen him perhaps replace McLaughlin or combine bands with The Experience. The story has it that Miles wanted 50 grand up front - a monumental sum in 1968 and Michael Jeffreys wouldn't pay it. One can only imagine what would have come out of that as Miles put out Bitches Brew and Jimi moved on.

[thegerrie19561]

Great music, I am glad to hear this great band again after so much time. This track is called YIN and it was from the first album.