John McLaughlin - Stella by Starlight & My Favorite Things - Live at Berklee Valencia Campus

[@eugenionegro5929]

The fact that McLaughlin shows up to play with a bunch of undergrads on their big night makes him a trillion times cooler than he already was 12 years before i was born. may we all aspire to his hipness

[@lankytor6396]

This guy is pretty cool! I saw him play lots of times at small clubs in Manhattan

[@leojablonski2309]

Always is....THE MAN

[@leojablonski2309]

@@lankytor6396 Princeton Gym 1973.

[@ruthberesford4554]

No it doesn’t not really! He’s a working musician and a dirty old man ! And who wouldn’t be? It’s a lonely life on the road….. Whether or not under-grads can “make the grade” musically to suit an ego of this guys enormity, they have “the goods”’in another way! I met Mcglogjlin back stage when I was 21 and my cousin 22, the only reason we were entertained was cos of our 20 year old girlfriends incredible beauty. She tried to talk to him about her violin and he just tried to get in her pants! He then begrudged to talk to us and I said “I notice you still have very self consciously ‘spiritual’ or ‘turban-envy’ titles to your songs but after I lived in India for months and months as a teenager and had life defining experiences there I’ve become a bit cynical about any Idea the culture there is any more or less tuned-than anywhere” He butted in “Well if you’re cynical then I am SORRY for you!!!!” My eyes pricked with utterly shocked tears and my cousin “squared-on” to our (prior to the encounter”) musical hero, saying “that’s a bit MACH!” ( he sounded normal til the last word came out ‘cockney’ (London street accent) I knew if Mr Guitar had forgotten his manners one more time his lip and nose would nave been all over his face!” I said to my cousin “let’s go” we said to our girlfriend what are you doing?” She said (with “Get me away from THIS CREEP!” eyes) “yes, me too”. Remember “everyone” every little tin god nearly always has his feet, like the rest of us, made of clay x x x

[@barackobama9552]

@@ruthberesford4554 gonna be honest after the first paragraph or 2 I got completely lost and had no clue what you were talking about

What an Honor? All Of these students were in a big cloud floating with the sounds of this "monster" called John McLaughlin.

[@hansjorgheinrich1898]

A big thanx to McLaughlin for guiding these great young musicians! Rasika Shekar´s voice is so incredible that I gratefully call this tune "My Favorite sings".

[@brianlehrer6700]

Huge McLaughlin fan but her vocalizing on My Favorite Things steals the show. Wow.

[@shahzadzafar71]

Just when you think you can't love this man more for what he has achieved. You get this. I'm sure that these young musicians will treasure this moment for the rest of their lives.

[@richardrobbins9660]

The Indian girl on flute is awesome i love the ending where they are playing off the drum solo awesome musicianship

[@guitarmainly]

These students, who were graduating from Berklee, were given the wonderful opportunity to play music with a seasoned musical veteran. John McLaughlin is the perfect example of an artist who has stayed in constant exploration mode throughout his long and illustrious career. Yes, there are glitches and missteps in this performance, however, overall I find the power of mentoring in this inspiring above all. Peace to all.

[@leojablonski2309]

On stage, with the man, big audience...I'd pee

[@turraosinazucar]

And money, money, money lol

[@garymcaleer6112]

Thanks for pointing out the flaws, Mr. Perfection.

[@Methilde]

School musicals studies have killed music, Mclaughlin never learn at school.

[@aroe3896]

seasoned musical veteran is such an understatement; he's one of the uppermost master guitarists

[@1776TomPaine]

Hate to admit this, but I never heard of John McLaughlin until this evening. I was swept away! A fan for life. This was an overwhelming experience listening to this performance.

[@loufrank1574]

Better late than never Enjoy

[@tagaudi]

This is just SO wonderful. What a world it is when Mahavishnu, a legend in his lifetime, can play with these talented kids and help them along...

[@Gurci28]

15:30

[@dirkley6283]

Conclusion: "The fact that McLaughlin showed up to play with some students on this big night makes him a trillion times cooler than he already was. May we all seek his goodness and skill!"

[@ianedmonds9191]

What I love about him is he fully embraced another completely foreign culture and approached Jazz Fusion with them on their own terms. No pastiche for Jon. It was the real deal. So much respect for the man. Luv and Peace.

[@76marshmanslim]

Musical Perfection Everything. John. Her. Piano player. Bassist. Drummer. All of it. Wow...

[@liminal27]

Everyone's talking about My Favorite Things and not that gutting...staggering...haunting....version of Stella by Starlight...I can't sleep now that I've heard that.

[@musamor75]

Proof that Music travels through time and space, regardless of sex, age, or origin. These Berklee students were very lucky to have the opportunity to play with McLaughlin, but they are also very talented, so they deserve it. Thank you for posting.

[@dennisdas]

Somebody give that drummer an award! Brilliant!

[@Stahlgewitter]

No shit. His rhythm is SPOT on in the trading 4s part at the end

[@guyzucker4583]

Beautiful!!! McLaughlin is a graceful genius!!

[@wagnersouza6970]

A remarkable thing on Mr Mclaughlin during all his brilliant musical road is his generosity playing with musicians of all corner of the world..

[@Gminor7]

Rasika Shekar. Some of the most beautiful flute & vocals I’ve heard!

[@hakonosatowakugai7256]

How could you put a pop up ad in the middle of such a beautiful performance?! What disruption of pranah. Buzz kill. Barbarians. Great video.

[@duncanmcphee186]

that`s because the people who run this site believe that the most important thing in the world is money whereas people like you and me know the most important things are love, peace and joy. i certainly got lots of joy from watching this

[@berniedebuhr8058]

The 609👎’s must be big fans of the the Cowsill’s! One of the best versions of one of the best songs ever!!

[@mikenorgrove2795]

Something wonderful and timeless about Coltrane's ghost haunting this version with classical flute and Indian singing, JM's peerless electric brilliance and the intelligent assonance of the piano, bass and drums. Magical.

[@Gurci28]

19:00

[@derekgunn1914]

Just a slight correction... that is not a classical flute

[@derekgunn1914]

Indian flute (bansuri maybe?)

[@mikenorgrove2795]

Thanks Derek

[@moktan289]

@@derekgunn1914 It's bansuri 😂

[@nannifilippone3567]

absolutely beyond words! Trane's music, J. McLaughlin and a group of enthusiastic young musicians is the best of cocktails!

[@miguelangelcuevas2073]

This video has been my companion since the past earthquakes and has given me peace and incredible spirits, I could not be more grateful

[@thedownsides]

I liked the whole performance a lot. What I find kind of amusing is what happens at 14:40 where McLaughlin bends that "off" note and the pianist rushes to widen his harmony and suddenly it sounds inside again.That's also the point where the bass player apparently loves it the most. Magic of a live jazz performance.

[@AndreasDevig]

Impressive moment on the pianist's part there.

[@lostinkyoto8444]

Andreas Devig Very nice observation. It's a very nice counterpoint adjustment, in which the rhythm and melody section are in some interesting form complimentary to one another, the bass creates tension and the piano resolves the tension.

[@tomvarden9168]

That bent note almost signals the bass player to duel solo with him :)

[@prof.byaraneta]

scammers hahahaha

[@SuperPraxie]

Bband...minor add Maj 7 not reaaly that off...12 tone....

[@garymcaleer6112]

Nothing like being 'in the groove' with John. He was my high school ear training instructor back in the 70's w/Cobham & Hammer. None of my friends could hang with him. But I did, to this day. His musical journey takes you on a world tour.

[@spdcrzy]

Keeping up with John in his prime?! That's a hell of an accomplishment in and of itself. Damn.

[@samm5373]

I've been John's fan for decades. One of the greatest on guitar that ever lived! Honorary doctorate well deserved. I really enjoyed this performance.

[@desmondnazombe5922]

I always find fascinating how different jazz musicians interpret a song. Its mind boggling. The John Coltrane Quartet' s interpretation of this song was out of this world, may McCoy Tyner's soul rest in peace

[@MrDallman]

Never heard of JM until a nerdy mate of mine way back when lent me “ love devotion and surrender “ . He said have a listen and it will change your world. I did and it it did ! John is master amongst masters , a guitarists guitarist and a wonderful human being. This track is so sublime...love the way he lets the other musicians have the stage.

[@olegsmirnov7305]

Hats down to Berklee dudes. Joshua, Hooni, Tabari, Rasika. You are great! Hats down to the amazing sound engineering team to deliver such a transparent mix!

[@luckydude3764]

The transition from stella by starlight to my favourite things is one of those soul comforting symphonic pieces of music which I will never forget

[@johnnierobinson7940]

I'm so enjoying this while grading papers and sipping my coffee. One never knows how he/she/they impact the lives of others across time. Thank you.

[@loufrank1574]

Great comment johnnie

[@umut4196]

what have i just listened to....heavenly

[@dex-o8s]

the genuis of john mcglaughlin....i researched an ad from circa 1959......called little johnny mglaughlin...master at jazz.....blew me away.......my fav things always brings me to tears.....and i thank god....that i too am an accomplished musician.....thanks to little johnny

[@ChristianMohammedCohen]

Every single one of these musicians is a master and poet in their art...

[@DRUMSTICKTOM]

I can’t understand why there are over 600 thumbs down on this video ? Please can the thumbs down people explain why they didn’t like such a fantastic performance by such accomplished musicians. As a wanna be be musician I can only fantasise about being a tenth as good as these guys. Great job guys 👍🥁🇬🇧

[@nico1759]

Probably they are Dua Lipa fans...

[@Jez1963UK]

That was all so absolutely beautiful. How talented these young musicians all are. I was in tears.

[@Kirk-Monteux-Production]

Her flute playing is so wonderful but when she started to sing it blew me away.

[@abrarjahinnafi1634]

Trust me she is not really that good as you're praising her. Quite bad even she is. You haven't listened to much Indian classical I can tell. I can give you some extra ordinary stuffs if you want.

[@salinger2000]

simply this is not indian classical music, but jazz

[@dogfacedboy6947]

I'd be interested in your "quite extraordinary stuffs". I HAVE been listening to Indian classical music since 1970 or so, here in America it was difficult to get ANYTHING except for Ravi Shankar & Ali Akbar Khan when LP's (those round black 12" things) were all you could get. I sure have a lot of them... The last 15 years or so it's opened up, so I do know about Kartik Seshadri, Indrajit Banerjee etc. My current faves would be Kala Ramnath, Anoushka and Debashish Bhattacharya (yes, I play guitar & Steel guitar, fo-ever too). But I don't know much about flute players and vocalists, and I SURE can't afford to buy 10 cd's to get 2 great ones, which is about the average. So any recommendations would be great! I tend to like the spooky dark stuff, NOT the fluffy intentionally-always-happy music (Which DOES kinda rule out Ravi's music until he got his mind out of hock to that "Ambassador of Indian Music" crap and began PLAYING again in the '80's (he's said so himself) Thanks.

[@abrarjahinnafi1634]

That vocal thing she did is called ALAP. And the flute intro is pure Indian. You're welcome. It's neither jazz nor Indian Classical,i it's kind of a fusion. John has been doing it for quite a while.

[@salinger2000]

of course, it's fusion. Quite all contemporary western music is "fusion" and McLaughlin did "jazz fusion" since early 1970. Also the Shakti project is fusion. Here we can listen Bansuri, a bit of raga, jazz, electric guitar, some electronics......

[@universeconsciouscitizensc592]

John McLaughlin puts together another awesome band and they play wondrous music. Thank you God Supreme, for this and all the inspiring souls in the universe.

[@peterklembara4439]

I love it when old masters are playing with the youngsters! We can see, we can hear as they pass to baton! It so great! Thanks so much!

[@clinttaylor4032]

I saw him decades ago in a little venue where everyone sat on wrestling mats on the floor while the musicians played on a small stage within three feet of you . This place was called “ The Great Southeast Music Hall “ in Atlanta. They served draft beer in various sized buckets with their logo on the side. He was fantastic as was his band.

[@gregstewart6429]

This guy on the keys and the girl playing flute and singing....joy to the ears...and with John Mclaughlin and all the band just wonderful......tears of joy

[@jameshewell9511]

What a gentleman John is, the way he so enthusiastically introduces the other musicians

[@marcscordato4385]

John has earned his place among the very best guitarists on the Planet . Loved his collaborations with Al DiMeola and Paco. Pat Metheny. Alan Honsworth & Phil Keaggy are among just a handful of players who play at this level. Great stuff!

[@Ewerb7]

He has also magical collaborations with the late great Larry Coryell. John is the greatest living guitarist according to Jeff Beck who is no slouch.

[@jamesgreening3266]

Beautiful! I loved the crossover of genres that John has such a great understanding of, and I agree the drummer, Josh Wheatley, was superb.

[@anabend6982]

Rasika’s Voice was a brilliant touch... John loves the Indian energy...

[@MontyCantsin5]

For the benefit of everyone who is asking, the guitar McLaughlin is playing here is Mike Sabre Custom. He mainly used it with Remember Shakti. The bridge has midi equipped saddles...probably why a lot of people dislike John's tone.

[@perrytomassini8331]

John has always been in my conjuring of musical resonance into sparks. These young musicians give me and I hope! That Spark to believe on. I just Have to Say This!

[@unitedwallsystem2941]

John McLaughlin, truly the master of perfect "dissonance", and improvisation, !!!!!!

[@anthonywilliams6764]

In a World where materialism has virtually drowned human spirituality and the simple endeavour for Truth in Art, this short piece by these young musicians, guided by the Grand Master John Mc Laughlin has renewed not only my energies and optimism for the future of Jazz, but has vitiated the entire genre of Music.

[@jeffroberts_tunes]

Totally agree. Do note that 'vitiate' means "spoil or impair the quality or efficiency of". But you meant invigorated, vitalized, inspired, animated, potentiated, enabled, potentiated etc. And yeah pretty amazing vitality and joy in the present for a man his age too.

[@anthonywilliams6764]

Apologies Jeff, How right you are, I had not read my comment until you pointed it out, and of course I made a typo, the word should have read "invitiate" meaning purified, this was meant to be a reference to the lowering of technical abilities, and acceptance of lower standards brought about in composition today by the mundane, and the concomitant search to " purify the waters" so to speak. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@song4night]

BEAUTIFUL MUSIC...THE SINGER WAS AMAZING!

[@gerardonoriega6071]

Ha compuesto john algunas canciones ultimamente, porque asíme parece que ya entró a alguna moda de arrobamiento y admiración por el material de otros maestros . Mil disculpas por criticar a mc laughlin

[@verbotenco]

Take your speech somewhere else.

[@BlackWhirlies]

Fantastic - came here for McLaughlin but the whole band was amazing - beautiful playing.

[@sammcn]

With GIANTS Chick Corea, George Duke, Josef Zawinul, Joe Sample and others now gone, John McLaughlin remains as a precious icon of "the music". His work is legendary. He is a true master.

[@sauravsarmah8005]

The language of music is incredible ♥

[@rebelamitis9360]

I heard 'favorite things' as a baby, then I heard John Coltrane, and now this... It's like heaven :))

[@PedroAugusto-tb2zo]

John McLaughlin never ceases to amaze me. But I should also mention the other musicians, what a great performance by everyone!

I wish I could get that drummer in my group.... He's a great listener!!!! They all are first class! The flute sounds freaking beautiful!

[@Flechokalhipto]

Just fabulous, what a wonderful experience for these bright young musicians to PLAY live with a MASTER, very inspiring and emotive... Beautiful rendition in the Spirit of COLTRANE ...

[@rabokel]

The piano solo! I love his inside/outside playing.

[@TheMiddletownInsider]

Beautiful rendition of a classic song. It is now one of MY favorite things!

[@BernieHolland-w4l]

Rasika's flute playing and vocals transport me to the realm of delight !

[@davidjones3127]

Nice tribute by young people and one established great to Coltrane's classic, especially the echo of McCoy Tyner.

[@Chunkfterbi7183]

Gorgeous offering, great, great performance by every player. The incredible high level of musicianship young musicians, no matter classical or jazz, display these days doesn’t stop to amaze me and make me bow to this young generation. What amazes me most is the way they carve out an individual flavour of their favorite things version. Ah, and that anyone here in the comments section dares to question the mastery of any of these musicians is a major insult to all musicians. Shameless.

[@billytanglewood5665]

McLaughlin is such a gracious and generous soul. I love how he walked over 1/2 way through inviting the bass and drums to play with him, and how from there he was leading and teaching these younger players. A beautiful thing. ;)

[@samwisegamgee4659]

Gorgeous. Everyone shines.

[@SIVA6619]

Wow !! I see love in Mclaughlin eyes! I was mesmerized, never heard a flute sound like this. and what a voice !

[@carguy3460]

Starting off with that crazy good flute playing was unexpected and supremely satisfying.

[@jayherzog7683]

Mclaughlin always on the cutting edge, always leading the way. Much respect.......

[@magiccarpetmusic2449]

Johnny is a supreme master of music.

[@ironpirites]

Beautiful. John McLaughlin's hummingbird wings can still flutter!

[@Frisbieinstein]

Reference to his Gibson Hummingbird?

[@RobertVeasquez]

She's incredible...but these young musicians all are. What a wonderful program...which includes my musical guiding light...Mahavishnu!

[@Gurci28]

18:16

[@rogermiller8708]

I could listen to this forever

[@kakudmi]

Amazing performance by everyone involved. Love the flute!

[@alienteknology5390]

Brilliant & inspired musicians! Every one of them. JM is a towering presence & leads the band with the grace & confidence befitting a legendary icon.

[@kokotootokok502]

This is a true beautiful amalgamation of East and West...

[@ottobhan725]

Awesome, outstanding, spot-on, OMG- however you say it. This ensemble of fine artists lends credence to less is better. Their syncopations, private tonal inspirations each contribute to a memorable interpretation of an American Broadway Classic, taking nothing away yet expanding luxuriously on the rich smooth theme. Delighted.

[@ozellamusic]

Wonderful! Love the flute and vocals, the whole thing is brilliant! John McLaughlin anyhow is one of my heroes sice the old My Goals Beyond and Shakti Times.

[@rakknivrecords]

Truly brilliant musical performance! Everyone is supremely excellent! "Wonderful musicians!"

[@josephdormal3457]

John Coltrane revisited, avec douceur, poésie et grâce. C'est sublime...

[@marcrolfes9404]

What a great performance. Listen to it several times now. Call me crazy but the one sound the bas player makes at 16:33 is so great and fits so well in the play.

[@N0rmad]

The singer and flautist was particularly great. Never heard indian style singing in this context but it sounds wonderful

[@drummerscomplex2340]

Or just listen to shanti by McLaughlin that was his first record after studying in India for years

[@musamor75]

Yes, same here. But it works, doesn't it?

[@FreeCorps1984]

Or listen to John Coltrane to hear the strong Indian Influence in his music. So she fits right in beautifully here.

[@brianpatterson7332]

Have you heard L Shankar's album Eternal Light? Although predominantly a violin album it features some wonderful singing and one track in which his full 5 and a half octave range is used to full effect.

[@WestphillyRhythmconnection]

N0rmad I think her Dad played at Woodstock and recorded with the Beatles.

[@Cashcrop54]

What a great player and musician. I am so grateful for his being such a catalyst to Jeff Beck. It was from Jeff that I learned of John's music and the hook was set. Two masters combining in more than a synergistic way.

[@aroe3896]

so joyful, and what a thrill for the young musicians. I sure hope they can pass that joy on to their future bandmates just like John McL passed it on to them that evening

[@arklat]

I don't know much, like, I don't know who made the guitar he is playing, but, with what appears to be a single Humbucker, and made of natural appearance wood, the instrument seems to be a tribute to Les Paul, and his famous "Log", which was the catalyst of all of what would be modern electric guitars, which, John McLaughlin made so much wonderful music with. I have seen him live on stage many times. He has never disappointed. I saw him several times with the original MO lineup. Magical.

[@eugeniuswilliams5457]

Ilove this piece. Everything about this vid is good. Good stage, good filming, great sound good song, and great musicians. 20 mins of Serenity in the modern world. pure music is good for ones health.

[@Quinceps]

En Valencia? No tenía idea. Gran gran número!

[@xy9394]

Haven't heard chorus like that since the '80s....makes me nostalgic for those times.

[@ChuloDavidcito]

Great version. I especially loved Ms. Shekar's wood flute and lovely vocal. The whole band was great. I think Mr. Coltrane was smiling!

[@Belfreyite]

I was out of the room when the vocals cut in. It sounded like a wonderful muted trumpet. What a brilliant voice!

[@dariuxborges7752]

Maestro, in twenty minutes you make my day. Thank you, Thank you.

[@colinharper8791]

Fantastic! Beautifully staged, sound mixed and filmed too - congratulations to all involved, and hats off to Berklee at Valencia for recognising the extraordinary achievements of John McLaughlin with an honorary degree. It's extraordinary that institutions in Britain have not conferred similar awards.

[@dharmabam]

haven't they? disgraceful if so. but not untypical of 'em.

[@krondstat]

Je n'aime pas le jeu du pianiste, à aucun moment il ne décolle, rien à faire, il " plombe " et puis de toute manière, j'ai dans l'oreille Mac Coy Tyner, alors, c'est cuit...quel horrible pianiste. Je me demande où ils sont allés pour le trouver, à la cave peut-être?

[@NEntv58]

Hey! Petrucci is a grad, isn't he?

[@kleinequietboykleinequietb7126]

he's a typical "hung around for a few months, jammed a lot, got bored with the curriculum and quit" type. like a lot of other great jazz musicians.

[@paulbentley2709]

His solo part around 12.30 big time goosebumps. So in the zone and goes with the flow. Outstanding. Whole band is smokin'.

[@peterklembara4439]

I have no doubt, John Coltrane is smiling in the Heaven!

[@PinoCoppolaBoxkeller]

I am sure John Coltrane is smilling with graditude...beautyfull, the whole groupe,,thanks for sharing

[@mickeywhite3840]

Given his rather extensive and varied body of work, will someone please explain to me why this man is not in the Rock & Roll HoF??!! There are many acts that (in my humble opinion) are already in there that simply don't measure up! I'm just sayin'.....

[@chrisburzig7360]

@mickeywhite- I am always hoping that this stupid phrase would not come up. It is great music, just enjoy without them clicks.

[@tonykeith76]

I Met John 35 years ago at Padua.. After the concert, he stopped in front of us, ( I was there with two friends ), and he started to talk with us like if we were old friends..

[@eduardo9788]

Espetacular John Mclaughlin, que superbanda o acompanha, parabéns a todos os musicos.

[@sergeybogdanovich7019]

Super concert,love, legend guitarist ❤️🙏🎼🎶🎸✌️👌🍀

[@jimmullin1943]

McLaughlin plays as if Miles Davis is directing him from behind the curtain. Look as the space between the notes, block phrasing and playing octaves, timing perfect. it's all there. So then he stands back and directs the flautist.Her unique tone and ambience, dragging the beat and singing like an alternative version of Ella. To sum it up although the fire in his playing has smoldered into quiet fire it still hits it's mark as it always has.

[@jimmullin1943]

Thanks for your insight, never knew it had a negative connotation. I play alto sax and love to mix it up with band mates by playing a little ahead or behind the beat. It keeps them on their toes so to speak. Are you a musician?

[@frank2778]

These young players are obviously talented. Here comes the "but".....Apart from the flautist, McLaughin's choices are all unique and brilliant, while the young musicians make far less beautiful rhythmic, melodic, and harmonic choices. The vast difference between a genius and an amateur player.

[@rbrjb1959]

Thanks for sharing... At least Berklee can find one reputable expression to host, since they became an anti-1st Amendment (anti-FA ) Haven of Maoist fascism. Miles be shakin his head...

[@eugenionegro5929]

he always wanted the quiet fire dude, it's just at lower relative volume now

[@pieroaycart785]

More than Miles i believe is West Montgomery the one whose directions are

[@Boomerhawk76]

This is all bliss ..... all pure bliss !!!

[@markrudis4419]

Ive been a fan of John McLaughlin since the early 70s. I came to find the beauty of Indian music and even the Devine by way of this incredible guitarist and classy human being. 🙏

[@PNgaia33859]

I played both.. C and J 1973, Song of the wind Do This One Carlos Santana, album, Caravanseraai.. Mahavishnu Orchestra, then I learn.. Al Dimeola..,learned with , JIMI..Steve Luather. etc

[@renaud-julesdeschenes9903]

John Mclaughlin demeure un GRAND du XXe passé au XXIe Merci pour cette publication... Mille **************** Renaud

[@sturoc0]

Replying to many comments here: JM has had a long storied and fascinating life in music. He has changed over the decades yet remains still true to himself. Its not the speed though he's certainly slowed just abit, the hands dont fly as they used to when in his 20s 30s. Its not the 'sound' of his guitar which these days is rarely changing and fairly clean, save for the f/x. Its not the quik stabs and as one put it "the disjointed chords'. and it's definitely NOT about how the listeners think he should play and sound. IT IS him and he alone who chooses how he plays and what it sounds like. I cant believe the selfishness of some commenting here about the above things. As if a musician needs their approval or has to conform to play and sound how others want them to. You dont have to like it, no one is twisting your arms and ears to listen. But do not denigrate someone because of that. Musicians evolve constantly. I would love to see all you detractors commenting say these things directly to him and then watch you be taken aback by how he reacts to all this. You would very surprised. So much of what JM has done over the decades comes out in his playing these days. It such a joy to be quickly, fleetingly taken down memory lane by a sudden quick arpeggio or chordal comp that has its roots in the old days. JM loves his sounds, loves the way he plays, because its from his heart and soul and thats one thing that will never change..

[@apouw]

That are wise words here and I fully agree with that.

[@pop9767]

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[@johndoe-rp3hz]

Yep,yep and yep.

[@pop9767]

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[@dalian1993]

Perfectly put. JM has earned the right to do what he likes; if you dont like it,so what? Miles did exactly the same in his later years and ,in the main,I didnt like his stuff. So what ? He earned the right to map out his own musical destiny.

[@paulbastien4424]

Gave me chills with the first notes from the flute!