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@jimp4666 3 года назад

I knew you’d be loving Billy Cobham, phenomenal drummer and orchestrator, lots more jazz-fusion style work from him.

@scottwoods9282 3 года назад

Billy Cobham was a "Power drummer" saw him twice , and he broke more lumber than a demolition crew, but never missed a beat.

@scottwoods9282 3 года назад

Stratus is one cut that defines Billy Cobham at his finest

@Thomas-aka-TomD 3 года назад

When tensions were growing with Mahavishnu, Billy began work and released this solo work. It was Tommy Bolin who recorded this with Billy adding his rock style influence on guitar in a bit of a fusion moment. Billy is the drummer. Definitely check out Jeff Beck at Ronnie Scott's doing this....

@glass2467 3 года назад

Although this is a great performance, the studio version is 1000 times better. This is watered down. The original has different musicians performing and more intense by far. If you really want to see Billy Cobham at his most amazing best, and you happen to be a little adventurous, you have to dive into The Mahavishnu Orchestra. Probably their second album Birds of Fire. There you'll encounter the world's most jaw-dropping guitarist, be prepared, and Billy Cobham's drumming is an amazing powerhouse!

@dyrkeschaefer 3 года назад

Fantastic drummer. Mostly jazz fusion. If I remember correctly, he was the drummer for the Mahavishnu Orchestra, among other stuff.

@scottlaughlin9897 3 года назад

And Miles Davis before that.

@Oinkette04 3 года назад

You are showing your age 😘.

@dyrkeschaefer 3 года назад

@@Oinkette04 I stumbled onto Billy Cobham in the mid-80s, when I was in high school.

@juntatsuoka3072 3 года назад

The studio version has Tommy Bolin on Guitar which inspired Jeff Beck to release his first fusion album Blow By blow. Beck still plays Status live.

@AKICITA 3 года назад

The studio version with Tommy Bolin, Leland Sklar, Jan Hammer, and Billy Cobham is FAR superior to this, as good as it was!

@tyronesharp401 3 года назад

I was scrolling down to see if there were Tommy Bolin fans here. Peace.

@shyshift 3 года назад

If you want to hear Billy really killing it check out One Word from Mahavishnu Orchestra on the Birds Of Fire album. Also, Spectrum the album this tune came from featuring the late Tommy Bolin.

@OCTOPUSILAT 3 года назад

I was exactly about to say that Chod had to listen to "One Word" ! A hell of a track !!!

@danielhicks4826 Год назад

You know you know live is bloody absurd to, though the violin player also does some legendary stuff bu Cobham is perfect there to.

@obbor4 3 года назад

Those calling for you to here this song and album with Tommy Bolin playing lead guitar are 1000% correct! Often live cuts turn things up a notch. Not so here. Tommy Bolin is essential listening for this, and every other album that he played on. He was a one of a kind musician. They broke the mold with that kid. One wonders the heights he may have hit had he not left us so soon...

@toshibautoob 3 года назад

Should have been the studio version, but love that you are doing some fusion stuff.

@djimaging2 3 года назад

I agree Hammer Sklar Bolin and Scoot along with Billy..I've seen Billy play this live a lot but the studio version still gives me chills

@emilymartinez6961 3 года назад

I totally second that!!😜🤟

@spiderbass65 3 года назад

Cobham and Bill Bruford are my 2 favorite drummers.

@ray-moeadayinthelife9754 3 года назад

Exactly....Me too~!~! Spiderbass65...........Bruford is a spacecreature.....saw them both...Cobham twice...Bruford lost count between Solo,Crimson,Yes,genesis(When Gabriel Left)

@floydshambles 3 года назад

exactly

@spiderbass65 3 года назад

@Bookhouse Boy I love Lenny. Saw him with RTF here in Boston in the 80s.

@spiderbass65 3 года назад

@@ray-moeadayinthelife9754 I’ve seen a lot of Bruford’s bands as well. Yes/Brufod-Levin/Patrick Moraz. I bootlegged KC in Boston ‘84.

@mickeyhank 3 года назад

It is outstanding that you got to see Billy live in this setting so I’m not going to complain but just to let you know, the original studio version (1973) has our man Tommy Bolin on guitar and the famous Jan Hammer on keyboards. You DEFINITELY should check that out. And for my money even more so check out the version of this live under the title “Tommy Bolin and friends”, it’s great, the guitar in that. Seriously, check out those two versions. I would say even a reaction to the live Tommy Bolin one is called for., maybe both, and you could have a comparison of all three. Why not? You can do what you want.

@obbor4 3 года назад

I second that! Bolin was a head and shoulders above a great many much more lauded players. The players all knew it though!!

@AKICITA 3 года назад

Sign me up as well! The absolute DEFINATIVE version, is the ORIGINAL with Tommy Bolin, Leland Sklar, Jan Hammer, and Billy! Many have tried, but NONE can really compare 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

@chrome80808 2 года назад

Yes, the studio version with Tommy Bolin. Tommy was the key to this song becoming legend.

@matto9734 10 месяцев назад

The original version was the pure stuff! Lee Sklar on bass, Jan Hammer - keys, Tommy Bolin... this here is what you get if the "best" song in your catalogue is played thousands of times and you think you have to change it a little... ehh, nope ;-) Try the original and the version with Jeff Beck, Jan Hammer - keys, Tal Wilkenfield - Bass and Vinnie Colaiuta - drums. That´s legit stuff other than the original...

@randysimpson6645 3 года назад

Quadrant 4. Billy Cobham was a great choice to react to. One of the best!

@scottwoods9282 3 года назад

Billy Cobham gained notoriety with john McGlaughlin and the Mahavishnu Orchestra with Jan Hammer keys, and Jerry Goodman on violin , there is a awesome cut called Lila's Dance, with Narada Michael Walden on drums, after Billy left for a solo gig, Check it out, also Jean Luc Ponty on violin .

@OCTOPUSILAT 3 года назад

Damn good tracks !!!

@paulh.2294 3 года назад

Billy Cobham was the first that I know of that brought electronics into drumming. Have been a fan for over 40 years. He with John Scofield on guitar and Alphonso Johnson on bass and George Duke on keys was a great lineup.

@rk41gator 3 года назад

Cobham has an amazing body of work. And Fusion is a wonderful rabbit hole to explore. Great drummers make everyone else better. Yes Ty, the drummer holds everything together. That is why I love Phil Collins as a drummer. He can set a groove but can play off with the rest while he keeps that groove goin'. Drummers are the glue. They are the goalie that keeps the team in the game!

@robertlear2735 3 года назад

I think Billy Cobham is the greatest living drummer. Got to see him live in the 70's. Mind blowing.

@rlawrencejr1 3 года назад

When he played with Mahavishnu Orchestra he made it look easy!

@Frankincensedjb123 3 года назад

Why? What makes him great?

@jimd7260 3 года назад

Roy Haynes will vehemently disagree.

@avantprog6902 3 года назад

Given your jazz background I'm surprised this new to you. I've had the pleasure of seeing him in an intimate nightclub and one of his drum workshops close to 40 years ago.

@douglasgonzalez7561 3 года назад

THAT, is a Baaaad man on the drums!

@pd4104lang 3 года назад

He's a groundbreaking drummer of drumming legend! I'm surprised you hadn't heard of him. Still performing and an in demand clinician.

@Roddy1965 3 года назад

Went to a Billy Cobham drum clinic when I was a young percussion student. It was just one 'wtf' moment after another. He did stuff that was just ludicrously hard, and he did it like he was chewing gum. Surely one of the best ever.

@kenbarton2920 3 года назад

Wow, getting to Spectrum, I was so blown away listening to this around '74 or '75, then took my son to see him at Jazz Alley some time back.

@markjacobsen8335 3 года назад

It's pronounced "Caw-bum". Monster drummer, came to fame with The Mahavishnu Orchestra.

@paulmiller8367 3 года назад

B Cobham I am glad I have seen the man and his band now that's awesome way out jazz and jams I remember buying the Lp when it came out Ty for sharing

@bmikelg48 3 года назад

Now it's time for you to listen to "The Mahavishnu Orchestra"...featuring the godfather of fusion guitar...John McLaughlin.

@joesiano21 3 года назад

Billy Cobham is the drum maestro. I saw the Mahavishnu Orchestra in 1974 and Billy was a machine for 2 hours.

@freegracetruthembrace7188 3 года назад

Top shelf . Saw him with John McLaughlin and Mahavishnu Orchestra in mid 70's (Stanley Clarke bass) . Thoroughly impressed were we one & all . More , please .

@jimp4666 3 года назад

That’s actually a good place for Chod to venture, McLaughlin and Maha. Orch. We’re contemporaries with the rock scene in the 70’s, always loaded with stellar musicians, including Cobham as you mentioned. Might have to go dust off some old vinyl now

@brianwhitney5441 2 года назад

BC was so intimidating. In skill, genius and size. I saw Holdsworth and BC in 80 or 81 at a small venue and didn't realize what I was seeing and hearing until 15 years ago. BC is an animal

@sleepfan 3 года назад

Hello, love your channel but I would say this was not the version to do. I understand you did not know this before reacting. Will you please do the original song off the Spectrum album 1973 with Tommy Bolin on guitar. This album Spectrum and guitarist Tommy is the reason why Jeff Beck went the route of Jazz fusion. Jeff still plays Stratus at live concerts to this day because of his love for Tommy. Prince even played Stratus many times live. Interesting note is Tommy Bolin died on tour opening for Jeff Beck in Dec 1976. You did Tommy Bolin "Post Toastee" not long ago. Please think about doing more Tommy, he could play any style or genre of music. Take care and thanks for what you do.

@AKICITA 3 года назад

YES!!!

@trevorholden7423 3 года назад

The keyboard solo was the big feature for me, incredibly creative...loved it..

@15chipshops 3 года назад

If you want a live version of Billy Cobham that will blow you away check out "Tenth Pinn" 1974. His drumming is just ridiculous!

@mikeloomis687 3 года назад

"Stanley Clarke & Friends" Live at the Greek 1993 released in 1994. GREAT version of Stratus. I was there! Clark, Cobham, Larry Carlton, Deron Johnson, and Najee.

@DrummerDanVa 3 года назад

I saw him live with The Mahavishnu Orchestra around 1972 or 1973 in Pittsburgh. I was mainly into big band jazz although I had been exposed to Miles Davis Bitches Brew so I was aware of the trends jazz was making into fusion. Billy playing his clear double bass drum Fibes drumset was mind blowing to say the least. Find some of his live Mahavishnu videos to experience the power he displayed. This is funky but more mellow and Billy is not as physically into the playing as he looks so relaxed. With Mahavishnu he put his whole body into his playing.

@brianm6530 3 года назад

Billy's collaboration with George Duke as well. My fav, Rush Hour....Insane.

@joelliebler5690 3 года назад

His name is pronounced Cob-ham. Incredible, world’s best!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@dennisjohndreher7258 3 года назад

saw billy cobham at a drum clinic at Montclair state in the 80s. good old days.

@ray-moeadayinthelife9754 3 года назад

I play this album still to this day...great Reaction ...Drummer for the Mahavishnu Ochestra....LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!!

@joelliebler5690 3 года назад

You might also want to react to Weather Report with the tunes Birdland, honoring Charley Parker, orHavana!

@damonhines8187 3 года назад

I saw Billy Cobham play on the 'Love Devotion Surrender' tour for the album by Carlos Santana and Mahavishnu John McLaughlin (pron. Muh-GLOCK-lin)...he's a monster, as was McLaughlin, rocking back and forth coaxing cascades of "Sapphire Bullets of Pure Fire" out of his double-neck axe...Aug. 29th, '73 in Toronto.

@robinreiley1828 Год назад

This was from the 40th Anniversary Tour of the "Spectrum"Album. Spectrum is an Iconic album from the "Fusion" era. Billy Cobham was the percussionist from the Mahavishnu Orchestra who's first album, "The Inner Mounting Flame" is also a Must Hear from this era.

@terryminator4208 3 года назад

What a pleasant surprise.🔥👍😎 I just love watching people experiencing music for the first time that I've been listening to for years.😃

@brettnheather 3 года назад

Love that your reacting to Billy Cobham. As a drummer I hope to see some reactions to Staton Moore. And more Billy Cobham. Ty

@scottlaughlin9897 3 года назад

Ty, I’ve requested this a cpl. Of times. Wish you’d of done the studio version of this. Jan Hammer and Tommy Bolin played on studio version.

@AKICITA 3 года назад

YES!

@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 3 года назад

Helene here. Oh......far out! I suggested this to you as soon as I knew you loved jazz, and I asked if you were familiar with this album! Cobham is the drummer and founder of this group. He played with and was heavily influenced by the legendary Miles Davis. The album this track is from is called SPECTRUM...and yeah, jazz fusion. Released in 1973. I don’t know if that’s how you found it, but I’m just glad you have! You’re going to love it.......And last but certainly not least...my favorite bassist is on this album; the amazing Leland (Lee) Sklar! Disappointed that he is not here......but he did craft the studio version. Chod, and any of the rest of you interested in this group, here is a link to The Wikipedia info on it. According to Sklar, the album was recorded in two days, with the first or second run through being the album release. Recorded live....en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectrum_(Billy_Cobham_album)

@obbor4 3 года назад

You left out the guy whose guitar sent this one into the stratus. This one, without Tommy Bolin sounds pedestrian by comparison.

@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 3 года назад

@@obbor4 and that’s why reactors rely on their subs to inform them! 😁 You know Tommy Bolin.....I never knew his name! I heard this on Sklar’s channel so I knew he was on it. Didn’t know the other musicians...so couldn’t refer to them by name. Agree Bolin was outstanding guitarist.

@obbor4 3 года назад

@@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 I guess that's why we're are all here. We help Chod and each other too. Thanks for getting this out there. It not only introduces some great players, but gets some light shed Tommy's way, too!

@Scatherfirst 3 года назад

Billy Cobham played with many jazz greats on the CTI label, people like George Benson, Gabor Szabo & Freddie Hubbard. And later famously drummed for Mahavishnu Orchestra. The original of this was on one of his solo records. He went fusion. Try anything from Mahavishnu from one of the best fusion albums ever made, Visions of the Emerald Beyond. It features 2 of the greatest virtuosos in jazz, John MacLauchlan (Gtr) and Jean-Luc Ponty (Violin). And the drummer, Nerada Michael Walden (Journey), will blow your mind.

@johnroberts1009 3 года назад

Billy Cobham is the man when it comes to this kind of jazz. My brother bought one of his albums for me in the early 80s. Never heard of him until then. Been a BIG fan ever since. More please. 😎

@karelvandervelden8819 3 года назад

Yes the original studio recording is still the best. Play it . They do not take the right time for the groove here. The leading bassriff is essential.

@ray-moeadayinthelife9754 3 года назад

CHOD.....Song "Birds of Fire" by the Band Mahavishnu Orchestra...Billy Cobham is one of my Favorite Drummers!!!

@mrgmusicclass 3 года назад

I friggin love Billy Cobham. LOVE this album (spectrum).I am a big Mahavishnu orchestra fan, too. Check their live stuff with Billy on drums.

@helgar791 3 года назад

I saw The Mahavishnu Orchestra in their first NYC performance and then proceeded to see them twice more. Billy has very quick hands and yes, he was muscular lumberjack and was personally responsible for global warming. He's still alive and of course has become a much better and more subtle drummer since, but he sure was exciting. Soon after I became interested in Tony Williams (who had even quicker hands) saw him with John Mclauglin and Jack Bruce, retraced his career through Miles, and the rest is history.

@Lwize 3 года назад

This groove was sampled for Massive Attack's seminal "Safe From Harm" track in 1991. Definitely check it out!

@rlawrencejr1 3 года назад

Oh this is the best man. I'm glad you discovered this . The George Duke Band did this in the mid 70's and it was awesome! Personally I like it more because it has the 70's vibe to it. That version is on YT. I discovered GDB one day while looking up some live footage from the Return to Forever reunion tour I was at and it came up on the side. I went down the rabbit hole with it. I knew who George Duke was, but had know clue about his jazz fusion super group of the 70's . It's killer. Alphonso Johnson is a beast on bass.

@bartferguson8133 3 года назад

This song is from the groundbreaking 1973 jazz rock fusion album "Spectrum" Billy's debut album as a leader. He emerged as the drummer for Mahavishnu Orchestra led by John McLaughlin and Miles Davis early fusion records. Billy Cobham is the most influential jazz and funk/fusion drummer of the '70s other than Tony Williams.

@buddystewart2020 3 года назад

They're playing it faster than it was recorded. It's lost some groove because of that. I'm gonna recommend a track for you to check out. The band is called 'Brand X', and the song you need to react to is called 'Malaga Virgin'. And you'll never guess who the drummer is.

@davidgale7384 3 года назад

Excellent! ... Now try Weather Report ... Birdland Jean Luc Ponté ... Renaissance Max Webster .... Lily

@Oinkette04 3 года назад

This is soo good! A pleasure to hear all this going on.💋

@larryg7126 3 года назад

Billy Cobham is one of the founding members of jazz fusion movement/genre, check out Mahavishnu Orchestra. You need to check out some 'Snarky Puppy" for the current state of jazz fusion.

@freegracetruthembrace7188 3 года назад

Jeff Beck covers this one in Live At Ronnie Scott's , incidentally .

@johnnosiennek7066 3 года назад

A bit more graunchy but just as driving IMHO ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VK14So3O5_k.html

@reverts3031 3 года назад

Dr. L. Subramaniam, Jean Luc Ponty, Billy Cobham - Watch the video with these three and ask yourself if the audience would let them stop playing.

@pookiemartinez5006 3 года назад

Chod hit Quadrant 4 please. Original and Stratus orig.. Tommy Bolin and Lee Sklar..

@alldayadventures5418 3 года назад

The man plays with 4 Sticks... Most of his songs, starts off with the drums... Try Total Eclipse, one of his best Albums...

@emilymartinez6961 3 года назад

I suggested this song a few days ago, it's one of my favorites 🤟😜

@emilymartinez6961 3 года назад

Hey Wilburn, THANKS!! 🤟😜

@adolphlopez1462 2 года назад

That guy who is playing the keyboards, well, he's a very young fellow, and but he's great on it.

@trevorholden7423 3 года назад

Hey Wilburn check out the studio version on Billy Cobham's 'Spectrum' album with Tommy Bolin on blistering guitar..

@dwlindley2110 3 года назад

major influence in Danny Careys playing

@hogwash1462 Год назад

Great stuff. Def check out studio version - its mind blowing on headphones!

@alleneh 3 года назад

Excellent, but as much as you like Tommy Bolin you should listen to the studio version with Tommy on lead guitar

@garymessano2669 3 года назад

Check out a jazz super group “Five Peace Band” , featuring the late great Chick Corea. It’s a live album filled with incredible artistry and jamming.

@alvaroLguevara 2 года назад

Look at this simple Simple kit hes on!

@chuckw4947 3 года назад

Yea that was nice....But now you MUST hear the studio version from the "Spectrum" album with Tommy Bolin and Jan Hammer on keys and John Sklar (I think) on bass....the rest of that album is wonderful as well.... RE Billy Cobham ...I would suggest you review my FAV track, "Phenomenon Compulsion," studio version from the John McLaughlin Electric Guitarist album..... also a fine offering overall.... Truly enjoying the view of your musical journey.....

@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra 3 года назад

Lee [Leland] Sklar on Bass (but close). 👍👍 An, absolutely, killer band!

@chuckw4947 3 года назад

@@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra thanks...and yes!!

@keefmack 3 года назад

Damn, no Tommy Bolin as obviously this was much later than the original studio. I was in a mood for more Tommy Bolin

@AKICITA 3 года назад

AGREED!

@jamesw.5855 3 года назад

Check out Quadrant 4 , studio version. Tommy Bolin on guitar. Mind blower.

@robsco1249 3 года назад

Tommy Bolin "crazed fandango" and "you know you know" from the archives vol 1. Savannah woman from Teaser. 3 essential songs you should react to.

@boramsey5122 3 года назад

I still picture his 3 bass drum set up...

@kevinlundgren1169 3 года назад

Billy Cobham, the Spectrum album, has Tommy Bolin on guitar, which is ten times better. When Jeff Beck heard it , he knew he had to record it also. Check out Quadrant Four.

@jbjamz7075 3 года назад

Billy Cobham is on a higher level of drummers, someone else worth checking out is Lenny White. Another high level drummer. 👍

@johnfoster5295 3 года назад

Absolutely. Return To Forever is one of my favorite bands. Also Al DiMeola's solo stuff.

@jbjamz7075 3 года назад

@@johnfoster5295 Romantic Warrior 🌞

@pitoraaijmaakers9733 2 года назад

Leland Sklar playing bass on the original one!

@ganazby 3 года назад

One Word.

@johnfoster5295 3 года назад

Have you ever seen Yoyoka? She's an 11 year old Japanese drummer and she is pretty legit. I'd be interested in seeing you do a reaction to one of her videos and see what you think of her. As a drummer I would be interested in seeing what you think of her skills. And Billy Cobham is straight fire. 🔥

@obbor4 3 года назад

I'm certain she can capture Billy's style too. She hasn't failed us yet. Phenomenal is too small a word for a person of her talent. Her future is limitless!

@johnfoster5295 3 года назад

@@obbor4 There are a lot of bands she could step into right now with no problem. I can see Chod saying he is mad that somebody so young has this much talent. I think some people are just born with it. She isn't just "good for her age", hell, she's good for my age.

@obbor4 3 года назад

@@johnfoster5295 Yup, I'm pretty sure that any down votes she gets are from those afraid to admit that they'll never be as good and never were as good as she is now.

@Manup2day 3 года назад

Check his master piece 'Red Baron'

@AKICITA 3 года назад

The original album version with Tommy Bolin! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

@advlvc 3 года назад

Billy Cobham's great - agree with the others that it should've been the studio version instead! New recommendation: Legends - Put It Where You Want It - /watch?v=hMfalO9ILUA Marcus Miller, Steve Gadd, Eric Clapton, Joe Sample and David Sanborn... rarely has a name been as appropriate as is "Legends" for this ensemble of, well, musical legends

@varsitycamplife 3 года назад

I MISSED THIS! So glad you got to it! Anything off Spectrum is premium fusion! Awwww, dawg... you did a live version, which is awesome, but that studio version was Cobham, Jan Hammer, Tommy Bolin and Leland Sklar and it was 2nd or 3rd take energy and fresh as a peach! This is great, but Cobham is older and this was a great jam, but grades off.

@VegasAlien1 3 года назад

Billy used to play some massive Tama set-ups.

@flyingburritobro68 Год назад

Not the same with Tommy Bolin on guitar. The studio version with Cobham, Bolin, Sklar, and Hammer is an all time classic for jazz fusion fans

@a.d.smitty8821 3 года назад

As a Drummer, U really need to check; Original Audio version of this song and "The George Duke Billy Cobham Band Live In Montruex" (Video). Jazz Fusion, My Fav. Genre !! Thanks !!

@basildavidson4597 2 года назад

The studio version with Tommy Bolin playing guitar was the best version of this song, although Jeff Beck does a great version to.

@jonathanduran1773 3 года назад

Phenomenal fusion jazz band of the aristocrats you need to listen to there song blues fuckers

@byronmcgee6777 Год назад

Jazz Fusion

@brianwhitney5441 Год назад

BC is like Frank Zappa. He let's his musicians shine and then brings the hammer at the end. I know FZ WAS BLOWN AWAY BY COBHAM

@patricejouvin3288 3 года назад

Un des meilleur batteur avec Paice et Dave welck

@scottwoods9282 3 года назад

Dave Weckl?

@romanrodriquez3816 3 года назад

hey Chod! yesterday was Eric Clapton's birthday! You should react to Sitting on top of the World by Cream, studio version. In honor of god, *cough cough* i mean Clapton

@anthonyf8121 3 года назад

Pat Metheny live in Montreal 1989

@scottwoods9282 3 года назад

on another note his name is pronounced COB UM

@chaosandcreation4118 3 года назад

The couple of reactions I've seen of yours dealing with Jazz/Fusion make me wonder what you mean by "the jazz I grew up with" or the Jazz I play" To not know Cobham or Corea or Di Meola Stanley Clarke is shocking. What do you define as "Jazz" because these guys come from and played Jazz longer than you've been around and only play Fusion at certain times of their careers. Just wondering.

@jimd7260 3 года назад

Is Tribal Tech next?

@musicairplanes4884 3 года назад

So when will he get around to Return to Forever?

@9RJA 3 года назад

Just seems kinda weird watching a video where they have sheet music in front of them.

@avantprog6902 3 года назад

You need to check out Christian Vander.

@OCTOPUSILAT 3 года назад

He sure does !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@avantprog6902 3 года назад

@@OCTOPUSILAT👍

@15chipshops 3 года назад

Great stuff but a million miles away from the studio version!

@revbobj3220 Год назад

Wow! The studio version is much better! Jan Hammer on keyboards, and Tommy Bolin on guitar! Sorry, the studio version off the album of the same name is way better! Do yourself a favor and check it out!