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Category: John McLaughlin

Extrapolation album cover

[Review] John McLaughlin: Extrapolation (1969)

A Giorgio Gomelsky-produced session of jazz fusion from the soon-to-be-famous guitarist in Miles Davis’ electric outfit.

Posted On 11 Jan11 Oct
Solid Bond album cover

[Review] Graham Bond: Solid Bond (1970)

A double-elpee collection of unreleased live and studio recordings from the Graham Bond group in 1963 and 1966.

Posted On 9 Apr9 Apr
Devotion album cover

[Review] John McLaughlin: Devotion (1970)

A psychedelic rock session recorded with members of Tony Williams Lifetime and the Buddy Miles Express.

Posted On 11 Feb20 Jul
My Goal's Beyond album cover

[Review] John McLaughlin: My Goal’s Beyond (1971)

The first “Mahavishnu” recording features acoustic Indian raga jazz on side one and his flamenco-style acoustic jazz playing on side two.

Posted On 7 May14 Jan
The Inner Mounting Flame album cover

[Review] The Mahavishnu Orchestra with John McLaughlin: The Inner Mounting Flame (1971)

The record that not only put McLaughlin on the map, but became its tallest peak.

Posted On 14 Mar23 Jun
Birds of Fire album cover

[Review] Mahavishnu Orchestra: Birds of Fire (1973)

The band takes the intensity of their first album and turns it up to eleven over eight.

Posted On 30 Jun6 Sep
Love Devotion Surrender

[Review] Carlos Santana/Mahavishnu John McLaughlin: Love Devotion Surrender (1973)

Two of the leading fusion outfits of the day rally around the music of John Coltrane, sort of, in this meeting of two…

Posted On 13 Aug19 Aug
Between Nothingness & Eternity album cover

[Review] Mahavishnu Orchestra Live: Between Nothingness & Eternity (1973)

The original lineup, in death, choose live as the proper venue for their last thrill and testament.

Posted On 6 Sep6 Sep

Stanley Clarke: Journey To Love (1975)

[Kronomyth 3.0] Chick Beck in Forty Minutes.

Posted On 8 Aug23 Jul
School Days album cover

[Review] Stanley Clarke: School Days (1976)

This is a lesson in how musicians should approach making a solo album: mix it up and give 110% on every track.

Posted On 5 May25 Apr

[Review] Johnny McLaughlin, Electric Guitarist (1978)

Not a McLaughlin matter worth overanalyzing, simply a septet of songs in various permutations. The idea here seems to be to show off…

Posted On 20 Aug19 Aug
Passion Grace & Fire album cover

[Review] John McLaughlin/Al Di Meola/Paco De Lucia: Passion, Grace & Fire (1983)

Three of the world’s great living guitarists play fiery flamenco music in this classy followup.

Posted On 11 Sep11 Feb
Dirty & Beautiful album cover

[Review] Gary Husband: Dirty & Beautiful Volume 1 (2010)

An all-star fusion album featuring a host of previous employers including Allan Holdsworth and John McLaughlin.

Posted On 21 Apr4 Jan
Live at the BBC and Other Stories album cover

[Review] Graham Bond: Live At The BBC And Other Stories (2015)

A four-disc, career-spanning set featuring pre- and post-peak live recordings that fill out the two proper Organisation discs nicely.

Posted On 29 Jan28 Feb

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