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Time Remembered: John McLaughlin Plays Bill Evans

Label: Verve Music Group
Released: 2002
Track listing: Prologue; Very Early; Only Child; Waltz for debby; Homage; My Bells; Time Remembered; Song fo Helen; Turn Out the Stars; We Will Meet Again; Epilogue

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Tokyo Live

By John McLaughlin

Label: Verve Music Group
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1 Nite Stand; Hijacked; When Love is Far Away; Little Miss Valley; JuJu at the Crossroads; Vukovar; No Blues; Mattinale

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Live at the Royal Festival Hall

By John McLaughlin

Label: JMT Productions
Released: 2002
Track listing: Blue in Green; Just Ideas/Jozy; Florianapolis; Pasha's Love; Mother Tongues; Blues for L.W.

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Where Fortune Smiles

By John McLaughlin

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2002
Track listing: Glancing Backwards; Earth Bound Hearts; Where Fortune Smiles; New Place, Old Place; Hope

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The Inner Mounting Flame

By Mahavishnu Orchestra

Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Meeting of the Spirits; Dawn; The Noonward Race; A Lotus On Irish Streams; Vital Transformation; The Dance of Maya; You Know You Know; Awakening

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Natural Elements

By John McLaughlin

Label: Sony Music
Released: 2002
Track listing: Mind Ecology; Face to Face; Come On Baby Dance With Me; The Daffodil and the Eagle; Happiness is Being Together; Bridge of Sighs; Get Down and Sruti; Peace of Mind.

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John McLaughlin, Al DiMeola, Paco DeLucia: Passion Grace & Fire

Read "Passion Grace & Fire" reviewed by Walter Kolosky

by Walter Kolosky
November 20, 2002

Never has an album been so justly deserving of its title. In 1983, the guitar super trio of John McLaughlin, Al DiMeola and Paco DeLucia followed up their phenomenal live acoustic album Friday Night in San Francisco with this masterpiece of a studio recording. The prevailing opinion at the time was that the raw excitement of ...

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John McLaughlin: The Promise

Read "The Promise" reviewed by Walter Kolosky

by Walter Kolosky
November 20, 2002

Some highly respected music critics criticized this 1996 effort as a hodge-podge of musical ideas with no central theme. However, they are mistaken. Clearly the thematic nature of this outing was the diversity of the music itself. The original tunes are compositionally strong, and the playing throughout is purposeful and exquisite. McLaughlin has gathered several of ...

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John McLaughlin and Shakti: Shakti

Read "Shakti" reviewed by Walter Kolosky

by Walter Kolosky
November 20, 2002

I remember quite clearly walking through the aisles of the Sears record department in 1976 checking to see if there was a new Mahavishnu Orchestra album. What stared back at me from the Mahavishnu bin was a very strange looking album cover. John McLaughlin had longish hair and a tight, confident smile, and he was holding ...

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John McLaughlin and Remember Shakti: The Believer

Read "The Believer" reviewed by Walter Kolosky

by Walter Kolosky
November 20, 2002

Will the real Remember Shakti please stand up? On its first live release, Remember Shakti was a serious-minded, bottom-ended, soul-searching ensemble. This time out, Remember Shakti raises its pitch. McLaughlin has an excellent foil in young electric mandolinist U. Shrinivas, who has created a whole new vocabulary for the instrument. Tabla player Zakir Hussain has his ...