Title: Mahavishnu Orchestra - Meeting of the spirits/You Know You..
Description: in concert BBC studios 1972 dunno how to sync this :(

Title: Mahavishnu Orchestra Noonward Race
Description: Mahavishnu Orchestra In Top Form playing The Noonward Race John McLaughlin Billy Cobham Jan Hammer Jerry Goodman Rick Laird Highlights 5:19 Jan Hammer 8:45 Billy Cobham

Title: Mahavishnu Orchestra - Earliest Live Recording
Description: Verifiably the Mahavishnu Orchestra's earliest live recording - my favorite one, as well. Why? It comes from a radio broadcast by WAER-FM - live from the Jabberwocky Nightclub, Syracuse NY, on April 11 1971. And, without even having their first album released, the setlist spans the entire MO#1 career (which I think is significant - in terms of its break-up): - Miles Beyond; - Dream; - Vital Transformation; - Dawn; - Sanctuary (NOT in the video); and - Awakening. I've cut the whole concert down to 10 minutes, remixed the audio and added video from a later show. If, on the other hand, you want to hear the MO's LAST 1970s recording (the scary "Best Guitar Playing Ever"), go here... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSU1qGK6GNk This video was made to celebrate me scoring tickets for the McLaughlin Corea Quintet at the Sydney Opera House in February, 2009 - plus completion of a DVD-ROM with my "100 best" 2006-8 videos. And... well, it's 9/11 again. On that same morning (Australian-time), I was featured as a musician in a national magazine (The Bulletin). I'd hoped to use the "success" to start playing guitar in America. In the end, I don't think anyone even SAW the magazine, in the rush for the morning papers. And things weren't the same after that. Even for me - I'd been standing at the top of the WTC in September of 2000! I seem have a "September" thing - 1999: Sydney Morning Herald's "Best Personal Site On The Web", 2003: re-scheduled Yes concert (I wrote a MySpace blog about it once). There are NO TITLES on the video, accordingly. NO "SHARING", either - without a link-back to www.youtube.com/avs002. My home: http://www.myspace.com/starrex

Title: Mahavishnu Orchestra- You Know, You Know
Description: Mahavishnu video

Title: Czeslaw Niemen and Mahavishnu - Inside I am Dying
Description: This one is for tormato1985 Great soulful piece from Niemen and Mahavishnu Orchestra.

Title: MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA - Eternity's Breath
Description: MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA - Visions Of The Emerald Beyond (1975)

Title: Mahavishnu Orchestra „Dance of Maya" 1972
Description: It's the clip provided by druman44. It's one of my favourites. I take a little denoiser and put the video and audiotrack in sync. Great music! Thanx to druman77

Title: mahavishnu orchestra - one word
Description: ford mustang vs. dodge charger in the streets of San Francisco. high speed chase music video from Bullitt... unbelievable match of the original video sequence of the car chase and mahavishnu track from 1973 album birds of fire.. i didnt have to edit a single picture, i was just amazed when i put it together.. nothing against original lalo schifrin's score, but this is massive..

Title: Birds of Fire - Mahavishnu Orchestra
Description: Second music video thingy that I've done here. Excellent song by the jazz fusion masters that I've been obsessed with recently.

Title: Dave FUZE Fiuczynski Miles Beyond 2006
Description: lyrics Here is Dave FUZE Fiuczynski performing Miles Beyond by the Mahavishnu Orchestra (Solo). Dave played this at his FretLess WorkShop performance in 2006. music by: J. McLaughlin and the Mahavishnu Orchestra | lyrics by: J. McLaughlin and the Mahavishnu Orchestra produced by: MV | directed by: MV and 2T www.TheFretLessGuitarFestival.com

Title: Mahavishnu Orchestra - One Word -- visualization
Description: The video is a visualization of the one word by the Mahavishnu Orchestra. It is part of a project at the University of Design in Schwäbisch Gmünd.

Title: 1MC Podcast: The Prophet
Description: View Tracklist & Link To Entire Podcast Now Available for Download: http://1mc.us/blog/podcasts/2007/06/27/theprophet/ Track listing: 01 The Prophet by Eric Dolphy 02 Conference Of The Birds by Dave Holland 03 El Barrio by Joe Henderson 04 Midnight Sunrise by Ornette Coleman 05 I Have Seen by Zero 7 06 Brev Till 10-E Vaningen by Thastrom 07 Stolen Moments by Oliver Nelson 08 Meeting Of The Spirits by Mahavishnu Orchestra

Title: SPICE WORKS Organ Trio from Berklee College of Music
Description: Marcus Rezak- Guitar Yuki Kanesaka- Organ Takuma Anzai- Drums

Title: Narada Michael Walden - I'm Ready 1982
Description: From 1982 Album Confidence Vinylconversion Biography by Ed Hogan Drummer/songwriter/producer/vocalist Narada Michael Walden's career spans over three decades and is threaded with gold, platinum, and multi-platinum awards. He's produced and/or (co) written number one hits by Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey ("Vision of Love"), Aretha Franklin ("Freeway of Love"), and Lisa Fischer ("How Can I Ease the Pain"). His proficient drumming skills have made him a first-call session musician playing on countless recording sessions.Walden has played on all kind of sessions from rock, jazz, pop, R&B, to fusion, sharing the recording and concert stage with the likes of John McLaughlin, the Mahavishnu Orchestra (a 21-year-old Narada replaced drumming legend Billy Cobham), and Jeff Beck (his Wired album) to name a small few. His own career as a recording artist is showcased on Rhino's Ecstasy's Dance: The Best of Narada Michael Walden. Walden's eclecticism is threaded throughout his recordings in varying degrees. In the '80s, he became a Grammy-winning mega-producer: Producer of the Year in 1987, Album of the Year for the 1993 movie soundtrack The Bodyguard (Narada Michael Walden, producer), and the Song of the Year award in 1985 for writing Aretha Franklin's "Freeway of Love." The song helped the Queen of Soul land her first platinum album. Walden was named one of the Top Ten Producers With the Most Number One Hits by Billboard magazine. Narada produced the Temptations' "Stay," the group's first number one record in 25 years from their platinum-plus Grammy-nominated Phoenix Rising. He also produced tracks for their follow-up album, Ear-Resistable issued by Motown/Universal on May 16, 2000. Born April 23, 1952, in Kalamazoo, MI, Walden was given the name Narada by guru Sri Chinmoy. After college graduation, he trekked to Miami, FL, playing in various rock bands. Signing with Atlantic Records, his debut album, Garden of Love Light, included the mid-tempo "Delightful," which charted at 81 R&B in spring 1977. His next LP, I Cry I Smile, boasted the sweet "So Long" and the radio-aired LP tracks the languid "I Need Your Love," the delicious "I Remember," and the charming "Better Man." Even though these top-notch tracks received airplay in Chicago and other markets, other than "Better Man," none were released as singles. Instead, the label picked "Soulbird" and "Manago Bop," which worked well as album tracks, but not singles. The Awakening proved to be his breakthrough album, going to number 15 R&B in spring 1979 on the strength of the brassy "I Don't Want Nobody Else (To Dance With You)." Awakening radio-aired LP tracks were the airy "Listen to Me" and the jubilant album opener "Love Me Only" (also arranged by Patrick Adams). Awakening also featured top session bassist Keni Burke, formerly of the Five Stairsteps and best known for his own "Risin' to the Top." His second highest charting single, "I Shoulda Loved Ya," hit number four R&B in late 1979. It was on his The Dance of Life (number nine R&B, late 1979), which included the gentle ballad "Why Did You Turn Me On." "You're #1" and "Summer Lady" were both on his Confidence LP from summer 1982. Walden's cover of the Four Tops' "Reach Out I'll Be There," "Reach Out," a huge dance hit, was listed on Looking at You, Looking at Me, which charted in spring 1983. Switching to Warner Bros., his duet with Patti Austin, the Motown-ish pop confection, "Gimme Gimme Gimme," issued as Narada Michael Walden with Patti Austin, went to number 39 R&B in early 1985 and was listed on his The Nature of Things album. His single "Divine Emotions" on the Warner Bros. imprint Reprise Records appeared in the Michael J. Fox movie Bright Lights, Big City. The Divine Emotion LP included the charting mellow single "Wild Thing" and the smooth, chugging, radio-aired LP track "That's the Way That I Feel About Cha." His 1995 Toshiba/EMI album was titled Sending Love to Everyone. In late 1985, Walden opened Tarpan Studios, a state-of-the-art recording studio located near San Francisco. Walden's work appears on releases by Stacy Lattisaw ("Let Be Your Angel") ,Al Green (Your Heart's in Good Hands), Shanice Wilson ("I Love Your Smile," "I Hate to Be Lonely"), Ray Charles, Diana Ross, George Michael, Wild Orchid, Tevin Campbell, Angela Bofill, Diana Ross, MyTown, Steve Winwood, Phaze II, Regina Belle-Passion ("Baby Come to Me"), Andy Vargas, Debelah Morgan, Jai, Jermaine Stewart ("We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off"), Natalie Cole ("Good to Be Back), Clarence Clemons, Puff Johnson, Eddie Murphy ("Put Your Mouth on Me"), and Carl Carlton ("The Bad CC"), among many many others. Other Narada Michael Walden-related releases are Stacy Lattisaw and Johnny Gill (Perfect Combination), Lisa Fischer (So Intense), and the movie soundtracks to Beverly Hills Cop II, Perfect, Waiting to Exhale, License to Kill, The Bodyguard, Jason's Lyric, 9 1/2 Weeks, Crooklyn, Free Willy, and The Associate.

Title: "Unfolding" an original piece of guitar music
Description: An original peice of guitar music in 7/8 kind of around D dorian mode. Influeces include but are not limtied to : Maharaji ozric tentacles pink floyd mahavishnu orchestra Folk fusion all kinds of great stuff :) I was hoping this piece might be included on the rgt accoustic grade recommended list !