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- Date Released: September 24, 1996
- Genre: Jazz
- Label: Columbia/Legacy
- Copyright: Compilation 1996 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
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They Say...
Though purists will find John McLaughlin's This Is Jazz, Vol. 17 frustratingly incomplete, it isn't designed for them. The entire This Is Jazz series is targeted at casual fans and neophytes who only want a sampling of a famous jazz artist. In that sense, this disc does its job quite well, featuring cuts by the Mahavishnu Orchestra, Shakti and One Truth, as well as collaborations with Carlos Santana, Tony Williams and Katia Labèque. Of course, this only is the tip of the iceberg as far as McLaughlin's work goes -- after all, it only features his music for Columbia -- but it's enough to spark the interest of anyone wanting to explore his vast catalog.
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10 Total Tracks, 55:32 Total Length
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Credits
- Jerry Goodman - Viola (Electric) // Jack Bruce - Bass (Electric) // Jack Bruce - Bass (Electric) // Jack Bruce - Bass (Electric) // Jack Bruce - ? // Jack Bruce - ? // Jack Bruce - ? // Jack DeJohnette - Drums // Jack DeJohnette - Drums // Jack DeJohnette - ? // Jack DeJohnette - ? // Paco de Lucía - Guitar // Paco de Lucía - ? // Jan Hammer - Synthesizer // Jan Hammer - Drums // Jan Hammer - Keyboards // Jan Hammer - ? // Rick Laird - Bass (Electric) // Mahavishnu Orchestra - ? // Mahavishnu Orchestra - ? // Mahavishnu Orchestra - ? // John McLaughlin - Guitar // John McLaughlin - Guitar // John McLaughlin - Guitar (Electric) // John McLaughlin - Guitar (Electric) // John McLaughlin - Main Performer // John McLaughlin - Main Performer // Tony Williams - Drums // Tony Williams - Drums // Tony Williams - Drums // Tony Williams - Drums // Tony Williams - ? // Tony Williams - ? // Tony Williams - ? // Tony Williams - ? // Armando Peraza - Drums // Stu Goldberg - Keyboards // Katia Labèque - Piano // Shakti - ? // Don Alias - Drums // Don Alias - ? // Stanley Clarke - Bass // Stanley Clarke - ? // Billy Cobham - Drums // Billy Cobham - Drums // Billy Cobham - ? // Billy Cobham - ? // Chick Corea - ? // Chick Corea - ? // Chick Corea - ? // Chick Corea - ? // Chick Corea - ? // Chick Corea - ? // Chick Corea - ? // Chick Corea - ? // Al di Meola - ? // Zakir Hussain - Tabla // Zakir Hussain - Tabla // Zakir Hussain - Tabla // James Mingo Lewis - Synthesizer // James Mingo Lewis - Percussion // James Mingo Lewis - Piano // Ramnad V. Raghavan - Mridangam // Doug Rauch - Bass (Electric) // Fernando Saunders - Bass (Electric) // Lakshminarayana Shankar - Violin // Lakshminarayana Shankar - Violin // Tony Smith - Drums // Khalid Yasin - Organ // Carlos Santana - Guitar (Electric) // Carlos Santana - ? // T.S. Vinayakaram - Mridangam // T.S. Vinayakaram - Ghatam
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Other Details
- Instruments:
- Organ //
- Percussion //
- Piano //
- Violin //
- Drums //
- Guitar (Electric) //
- Keyboards //
- Double Bass
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