I remember seeing them at Walt Whitman high school in Maryland in 1973. Sat in the front row mesmerized...

I just realized.... 2:42 he ended with the lick! Damnnnnn

Ballsy to go against the original. But very good! The end part was a little shitty. Your voice was so good, you didn't need all that. That extra "with fate" thing you did at 1:10 was incredible! But yeah, it is quite a song, and you sure did it justice.

"The best. Almost the best." I love that line from Jerry Lewis. As funny as it is untrue!

Hot band!

Thank you very very much ! (from >kzbin.info/www/bejne/onvOpnqPidGtprs )

Bravo!!!!!

RAY RICKER ALTO SAX NOT BOB MARTIN

Wonderful cover. Amazingly well sung. Thanks for sharing this!

One person is in a BAD mood!?!?

Buddy, Steve Marcus, Dave Carpenter RIP.

My college jazz band will be playing this when we go on a mini your in April. wish we had a soprano sax player that good.

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GORRUSO GREAT LEAD TRUMPET. UNDERATED.

PINTO BOWLBY PHILLIPS ARE FROM THE SMALL STATE OF RHODE ISLAND. STILL A JAZZ HOTBED.

ok, I finally read the other comments. Kudo's to Steve! Love that song, and your rendition is solid!

wth? This song was sung by Jose Feliciano in the film, and on the soundtrack. This says it's sung by "Steve Wright"! A Demo maybe? Or a clever repurposing by a very good singer, who has copied Jose's vocal style well. Or maybe the other way around? Who is Steve Wright anyway?

good shit

One of my all time fav songs, bud. And you killed it! Beautiful.

This makes me cry.😥 So beautiful...

Beautiful! You're a great talent, Steve! 👏😘

Brilliant synthesized orchestrations Steve. You'd love Gino Vannelli's 70's work!

Thank you for this song, Steve. I love it so much. I dedicate this song to the one I love in Oklahoma. And I say, Happy Anniversary My Love!

I love this song very much...a memorable song for me and the love of my life.

This song is very beautiful, in my humble opinion, as well the video. Bravo! I shared it and what is a terrible injustice, there's [+6] out there, but here only 3 likes. Always hope that the sharing will help to the authentic artists but such cases disappoint me... some times I decided to stop sharing as useless to the main goal, then the hope wins over and so on...

l love western movie

Every time I hear Bonnie sing this I cry. It's sooooooooo perfect!! :)

5:09 I love how the lead player takes it up an octave ;)

Great instrumentation, vocals and imagery Steve. Love it!!

An audio/visual feast! Brilliant work!

Another excellent cover and vid! Well done Steve!

Wow! What have I discovered here!

Excellent cover Steve, and very cool visuals too!

6 people are apparently tone deaf!!!! :)

Outstanding playing by Jean luc Ponty and the London orchestra. I saw them play this album in Central park in NYC.. We waited in the rain and got John McLaughlin's autograph and he was humble. What a thrill and experience.

You be GROOVIN' my brother!

Steve, always loved your vocals!! SOOOO nice to hear some of your work, top notch as always, old friend!

VERY nice, Steve!

For Myself... This piece carries with it, a mixture of memories and emotions, better left to the wind. Maybe others understand... When listening to 'The Power of Love'... one could be heart-struck with the compositions weight and depth. A notion of pure surrender to the infinite, comes to mind. Only to be gently caressed with descending sense of naked fragility, assured that, "this moment has passed." "The Power of Music" is in disguise here. Bringing to bare what's only fitting., The following orchestral movement is placed second, in the order to hear.., 'Visions of The Naked Sword.' And it's a real charmer. Nevertheless... Acceptance allows me to still view this LP release as a true Masterpiece. In spite of how life's random associations with (in this case) music, can tear at old wounds of past. The album, 'Apocalypse,' was underrated by it's hardcore fans that wanted the original line-up and format, not to mention, incompetent critics casting no praise when it debuted in 74'. And yet., This 4th studio effort proves to be a seminal addition, in it's own right. The Mahavishnu legacy seems to be evolution to this day.70+ years old and still in the game.

I love your voice, Steve. This is so beautiful!

energize!

I'd love to see this DVD remastered, although there's not much they could do with the horns loverloading the microphones in places..

I believe the uptempo is known as Admiral Halsey...on the DVD it's listed "Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey." And is it just me, or does this sound a great deal like Danny Seraphine /Chicago? He did mention liking Seraphine a lot. Note the way it slows down.

The feel on that lil pick up, the three hits, two snare and one on small tom kept me busy on his feel for a good hour of rewinding... Btw, it's a different part on the Stick It album.

Hey! That's New York, not Chicago...

unbelievable

I saw Mahavishnu Orchestra back in 73 at the Celebrity Hall in Phoenix, Az., what a great show they played from 830pm-1115pm! Played all 3 albums and 'One Word' was the show and performance for the night! Outstanding musician's...still one of the greatest concerts I have ever seen!

Love it, nephew! Just love Brazilian stuff, the melodies and chords. It amazes me how you learned and sang in Portuguese so well.

Love this chart!!