John McLaughlin

Original 1974 classic progressive jazz-rock fusion album on US Columbia by John McLaughlin's influential band recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra, featuring Narada Michael Walden and Jean-Luc Ponty and produced by George Martin.

Original US edition on Columbia of the 1973 album by the two guitarists, then disciples of Sri Chinmoy, with versions of Coltrane's A Love Supreme and Naima and a band including Larry Young, Billy Cobham and Jan Hammer.

"In the beginning, the legend goes, it was Miles Davis’ electrifying jazz on In A Silent Way and Bitches Brew – modernizing the ensemble sound as well as reconfiguring compositional flow with repetition and  variation – that begat what was to become …

“Extrapolation,” the debut solo album by visionary guitarist John McLaughlin, continues to stand as a landmark in the evolution of jazz fusion. Recorded in London before McLaughlin’s legendary collaborations with Miles Davis and the formation of the …

2025 stock The Danny Thompson Trio, with John McLaughlin, live in session November 1967. The Danny Thompson Trio existed briefly inside of 1967 and by that time, it recalled a much earlier time and place. The trio came together from numerous jazz/R&B…