John McLaughlin

[Review] John McLaughlin/Dave Holland/John Surman/Stu Martin/Karl Berger: Where Fortune Smiles (1971)

John Surman, Stu Martin and a talented trio of saboteurs raise a musical tempest. (more…)

1 year ago

[Review] Joe Farrell Quartet (1970)

The triple-threat (tenor/soprano/flute) with Miles’ quartet brews his own mix of modal and free jazz. (more…)

1 year ago

[Review] Santana: Welcome (1973)

The spiritual, musical journey of Santana continues on this brilliant album. (more…)

3 years ago

[Review] Miroslav Vitous: Infinite Search (1970)

The first solo album from the new bass wunderkind is one to Czech out. (more…)

4 years ago

[Review] Mahavishnu Orchestra with the London Symphony Orchestra: Apocalypse (1974)

Mahavishnu takes the Orchestra in their name at face value with a symphonic journey featuring the LSO. (more…)

4 years ago

[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. (more…)

6 years ago

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

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

6 years ago

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

The album that confirmed McLaughlin was one of the hottest guitarists on the planet. (more…)

6 years ago

[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 and the teachings of…

7 years ago

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…

7 years ago