Mahavishnu Orchestra - You Know You Know 

Jerry Goodman's violin solo just blew my mind. And then theres Billy.OMG to the tenth power.

God bless Mahavishnu

I was a monster huge fan of the Mahavishnu Orchestra from day one of their existence and Rick Liard became my teacher at his Brownstone on the West side of NYC in 1975. I cannot for the life of me remember how that happened. But it was awesome. Al Di Meola was my teacher also and remember very well how that cam about. But do strange thst I cannot remember how I became Rick's student. It was a blessing for which I am very grateful. I'll see you in the next world my friend and teacher. Peace be with you.

billy is so smooth it's criminal ....I could listen to this drum track on loop this is 51 YEARS OLD and still toasty

Majestic, thrilling, heavensoaring music. 🙏

You can really see Cobham’s jazz roots by his finesse, touch and great ears.

Beautiful!!!! Drum solo was amazing!!! Music for the soul! This band is wayyyyyyy before it’s time!!! Thank you for talent. May y’all live through other musicians!

Rick Laird killing it You know you know

The true definition of music…

RIP Rick Laird.

Young gods

Beautiful!!!!!👍

Remember seeing them in the 70s at knebworth

Any idea when and where ? Clearly early on -71? Boys look so young ……

I saw these folks in Pittsburgh. We all just were awestruck... we couldn't believe what we were hearing and yet there it was. billy cobham, endless energy, power, and technique, Jan Hammer, and I believe it was JeanLuc Ponte, and I thought it was Stanley Clark... maybe I'm wrong, but that's what I remember.

It was rumored that Cobham drumming was SO Hot that a Roadie had to pull out fire extinguisher to put out the flames..

15 to 17 seconds in and already genius!!

You want to talk about a phenomenon out of nowhere, Jean-Luc Ponty is an unparalleled master in a style never before and never since simulated. Absolute mind blower.

THIS IS AWSOME!!!

between nothingness and eternity, one of the best formations ever, fire out this outstanding tune.

Hypnotic!

Billy Cobham on Drums

seen this lineup Pittsburgh's Stanley theatre mebbe 74 n yr before Billy cobhams band still remember both shows vividly no theatrics great acoustics wow man .... was great time early mid 70s u name m i probably seenm like one after another

awsome,heading out now to my truck to jam birds of fire.

Jerrry Goodman from The Flock on violin, and Bill Laird on bass. Jan Hammer on keys. Jeff Beck talks about when John McLaughlin used to wait on him at a London music store. McLaughlin has had a long career before and after Mahavishnu. Check out the last Crossroads DVD.

And John McLaughlin, what a phenomenon from out of nowhere, eh?

Better quality than my vhs

Can anybody explain Hammer’s attitude at the band? He seems pissed and happy at the same time…

exelente grandes!

very good

all I can say is FAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRKKKKKKKKKKKK! wild drumming

WOW. Those Were The Days, Unbroken guitar A Man From TheFlock. Bassplayer ok drummer alright. A Dream From Dag

0:40 - Watchmaker. 7:15 - Demolition Contractor.

On the recording cobham is very understated but put him on stage and he is completely hyper.

Yes ron

ooops I meant Jerry Goodman not to lessen Rick Laird

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