Posts Tagged ‘John Coltrane’

McLaughlin & Santana | A Love Supreme

Mahav­ishnu John McLaugh­lin & Car­los San­tana – Live in Chicago (1.09.1973)
03 – A Love Supreme (J. Coltrane)

Musi­cians:
John McLaugh­lin – Gui­tar (double-neck)
Car­los San­tana – Gui­tar
Khalid Yasin (aka Larry Young) – Organ, Key­boards
Doug Rauch – Bass
Billy Cob­ham – Drums
Armando Per­aza – Percussions

Two jaz­zrock Giants of ’70 – great Car­los San­tana, hero from Fill­more East ’68 and Wood­stock and John McLaugh­lin – Eng­lish gui­tarist that rede­fined the gui­tar jazz fouind­ing jaz­zrock Mahav­ishnu Orches­tra.
In the year ’72, both of them on the pick of abil­i­ties, they recorded an album together. Next year, after tour­ing with their own band, the two Pow­ers where united for a very short, but incred­i­ble tournee.
The con­cert given in Chicago Amphithe­atre sep­tem­ber 1st 1973, is the most pop­u­lar bootleg.

This is a live con­cert unavail­able on any offi­cial issue.

Gil Scott Heron | Lady Day & John Coltrane | 1974

11.05.2010 |  by AW  |  Analog music, Music  |  , ,  |  Feel free to reply  |  Share

Gil Scott Heron his views on mind­less con­sump­tion. This song on the other hand sug­gests that art (and the aware­ness it brings) offers some kind of solace and hope.
Inter­est­ing is this sim­i­lar view by Ter­ence McKenna

Musi­cians:
* Ron Carter – bass
* Brian Jack­son – piano
* Jerry Jem­mott – bass
* Burt Jones – gui­tar
* Eddie Knowles – per­cus­sion
* Hubert Laws – alto sax­o­phone, flute
* Pretty Pur­die – drums
* Char­lie Saun­ders – per­cus­sion
* Gil Scott-Heron – piano, vocals, song­writer
* David Spin­ozza – guitar