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Electric Dreams (John McLaughlin, One Truth Band, 1995) 
John McLaughlin, One Truth Band - Electric Dreams (CD 1995)

 
John McLaughlin, One Truth Band - Electric Dreams (CD 1995)

Title: Electric Dreams
Record Label: Sony Jazz
Release Year: 1995
EAN: 5099747221026
Genre: Jazz Instrument
Product ID: EPID3963835
Description: John McLaughlin/One Truth Band: John McLaughlin (guitar, banjo); Fernando Sanders (vocals, bass); Tony Smith (vocals, drums); David Sanborn (alto saxophone); L. Shankar (violin); Stu Goldberg (piano, organ, sythesizer); Alyiro Lima (perc...
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Track Listing
1. Guardian Angels
2. Miles Davis
3. Electric Dreams
4. Electric Sighs
5. Love And Understanding
6. Desire And The Comforter
7. Singing Earth
8. Dark Prince
9. Unknown Dissident

Details
Number of CDs:1
Contributing Artists:McLaughlin, John & The One Truth Band
Producer:John McLaughlin, John Pace
Recording Type:Studio
Distributor:Sony Music/Arvato Services
Recording Mode:Stereo

Album Notes
John McLaughlin/One Truth Band: John McLaughlin (guitar, banjo); Fernando Sanders (vocals, bass); Tony Smith (vocals, drums); David Sanborn (alto saxophone); L. Shankar (violin); Stu Goldberg (piano, organ, sythesizer); Alyiro Lima (percussion). Recorded at Sound Mixer Studio, New York, New York in November and December 1978. Includes liner notes by Kevin Whitehead.Long before he turned eastwards for inspiration, John McLaughlin was enamored with the blues. This 1978 release blends McLaughlin's earliest blues influences with an eclectic sense of composition and form. Even though a plethora of widely differing instruments is heard throughout, the result is a musical statement that is wholly organic and natural. "Desire and the Comforter" lays down a funky groove, as the master guitarist and the violinist L. Shankar trade snaky, melodic lines somewhere between the blues and Indian music. "The Dark Prince" shows off McLaughlin's jazzier side, as he blazes through a series of harmonic changes that hint at John Coltrane's "Giant Steps."

Editorial Reviews
4 Stars - Excellent - ...one his better post-Mahavishnu outings, with a strong set of compostions and a couple of choice guest appearances, notably David Sanborn on `The Unknown Dissident'...
Q (11/01/1994)


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