Mahavishnu Orchestra Birds Of Fire Vinyl

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Mahavishnu orchestra birds of fire vinyl.

Jazz rock style. The new decade comes with an incredible gift to the serious audiophile and jazz rock fusion collector as friday music is very proud to announce the 180 gram audiophile vinyl release of birds of fire by the mahavishnu orchestra. Of the three incarnations by the spiritually inspired mahavishnu orchestra the first is the most full bodied. This is a blast of fire from the short lived first mahavishnu orchestra.

Mahavishnu orchestra visions of the emerald beyond lp white label promo. Jan hammer keyboards synthesizer fender rhodes. Vinyl lp album country. Birds of fire 180g vinyl long before today s saleably labelled world music the quintet set the standards for a meaningful amalgamation of dynamic rock with complex indian rhythms and occidental conventions.

Rick laird bass. Billy cobham drums percussion. Mahavishnu orchestra birds of fire columbia records kc 31996 1973 speakers corner 2019 180 gram stereo vinyl 39 53 1 2. The enlightened john mclaughlin and his musicians were immortalized through their début album the inner mounting flame 1971 which was included in the list of.

John mclaughlin guitar. Miles beyond miles davis 5 48 3. Mahavishnu orchestra birds of fire columbia records kc 31996 released march 29 1973 1. Columbia kc 31996 format.

Cbs 65321 cbs s 65321 format. Fusion jazz rock mahavishnu orchestra birds of fire 1973 terre haute pressing vinyl discogs. 180g vinyl lp reissue remastered using pure analogue components only from the master tapes through to the cutting head. 3 99 0 bids.

Birds of fire. Jerry goodman violin. Vinyl lp album terre haute pressing country. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1973 vinyl release of birds of fire on discogs.

2 80 shipping. Guitar virtuoso john mclaughlin put together this quintet after his stint with miles davis on davis first few fusion albums. Violinist jerry goodman keyboardist jan hammer and mclaughlin trade off riffs masterfully with the music growing more intense as each piece moves.