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Gary Husband: Celestial Terrestrial Commuters

Mike Jacobs By Mike Jacobs

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From the pianist/drummer extraordinaire's A Meeting of the Spirits (Alternity, 2006), this solo piano rendition of John McLaughlin's classic Mahavishnu Orchestra vehicle is one of Gary Husband's more recognizable interpretations on the album, but also undoubtedly one of the most thrilling.


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