Pela primeira vez um tape de alta qualidade com a turma do 11th House. Larry Coryell tocando uma guitarra Hangstrom. John Lee, baixo Alphonse Mouzon Mike Mandell
For those who don't know, Mike Mandel, the guy playing the synth, is blind. Just a reminder that no matter what obstacles you have in life, never give up to achieve your dreams.
what a phenomenal band during one of the most fruitful period of music in general. Mahavishnu, RTF, Weather Report, Dixie Dreggs, Yes, ELP, Gentle Giant. the list goes on and on. Ornette Coleman and a little known Miles Davis who got the ball rolling.
Subject ESQ, Gift, Think, Jasper Wrath, Gong, Agitation Free, Ben, Camel, Raw Material, Galliard, If, Virus, Skin Alley, Westfauster, Samurai, Brainticket, Brian Auger's Oblivion Express, Caravan, Catapilla, Chase, Gash, Deodato, Join In, Klaus Wise Sextet, Marsupilami, Mellow Candle, Mogul Thrash, Nektar, Ocean, Eloy, Pat Metheny Group, Public Foot The Roman, Pulsar, Supersister, Twenty Sixty Six And Then, Warm Dust, Web, Zarathustra, Zoo, Diabolus, Electromagnets, Energy, Focus, Harvey Mandel...the list is literally endless of how many wonderful progressive/jazz/rock bands there were from 1969-1978. We could be here all day making out a list...especially the more obscure groups of that time who recorded some absolute classics.
00:00 Cover Girl 09:25 Gratitude A So Low (introduction to...) 10:10 Low Lee Tah 16:00 The Funky Waltz 21:25 The Other Side 26:38 Dierdra 31:03 Some Greasy Stuff 38:53 finis
I was on this concert! Nice to see a part of it again. This was a inspiration to go from rock to jazz in my listening. Today I listen to both rock, jazz and blues. My favourite since 1970 has been Frank Zappa though. Nice to hear different music for different moods.
@@kamakirinoko check out alphonso johnson with weather reportr ...i sing the body electric and mysterious traveller hopefully he and them will knock your socks off . i mistake one name for another all the time
I literally just discovered this band just now. Someone had mentioned Coryell in a comment on Frank Zappa’s “watermelon in Easter hay”. He’s without a doubt a dope and unique guitarist, but really the whole band seems equally dope and unique.
One of my fave bands in the 70's. Saw them in Manchester with Brand X as support. Gerry Brown was on drums then and Larry had an Electric Mistress pedal which he used a lot. Great gig.
I saw Larry Coryell several times over the course of his career. The 1st time was at 'The Bottom Line' in NYC .. with 'The Eleventh House' and what a great show it was !! We had never heard anything quite like it, what with Brecker blowin' the trumpet and using a 'Wah-Wah' ?!? ~ Wow !! Unprecedented. The amazing sounds that Mandell was creating and the intense drumming of Mouzon .. we were blown away !! Later on .. I saw him with John Abercrombie at 'The Village Gate' and his 'Solo' act performing at the Iridium Jazz Club in Manhattan. The final time was kinda' sad. He actually came to my hometown of Bridgeport CT. to play a small bar called 'The Tip-Toe Lounge' .. and he seemed sorta' depressed and he was drinking way too much. The performance suffered greatly. - I talked with him briefly .. and he was nice to us .. very polite and reserved, in general a very nice guy. What a great talent he was. (rip) Larry Coryell .. born Lorenz Albert Van DeLinder III; April 2, 1943 - February 19, 2017) (rip) ~ upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/3/35/Larry_Coryell-Live_At_The_Village_Gate_album_cover.jpg/220px-Larry_Coryell-Live_At_The_Village_Gate_album_cover.jpg
Larry's solo takes you to another world !! This performance might have given birth to so many elements of contemporary improvisational music. Truly a groundbreaking moment !!
Guitar Player magazine already told you about Larry's groundbreaking work before youtube ever existed. You people aren't telling me anything I don't already know.
... seen Larry twice in the 70s, with Alphonse at the Santa Monica Civic, then by himself in Hermosa Beach. Love him but never seen this; Fanfuckintastic !🎉
One of the big 4 fusion bands of the time no doubt. i met met larry in NY backstage one night at the bottom Line club after his set. I told him I went to high school with Mike Mandels ( keyboardist) girlfriend, and he yelled out "was her name ' Moana"!.. Lol
Cobham was the superstar powerhouse in this style of music, but Alphonse Mouzon is my choice for fusion drummer MVP. He could do relentlessly driving or loosely floating. Check out that early Weather Report video from German TV, the one called "1"...
My favorite Mouzon is the 1976 trio led by the great German trombonist Albert Mangelsdorff, with Jaco Pastorius on bass. Alphonse gets tons of blowing room to show off his tremendous skills. Search for "Jaco Pastorius - Trilogue, full concert" and prepare to be blown away.
Bah tes temps, ils valent pas un pet de lapin, gros......grosse merde le truc. L’autre qui joue le plus vite possible à tous prix! Seul mouzon est bon. C’est S Clark? On l’entend pas......tout le temps les memes plans de gratte, archi vite.....zero interet! Ecoutez Prince, vieux trouducs....
Muito muito obrigado!!!Fantástico, esse disco marcou minha juventude, adoro pra mim o melhor disco de fussion/jazz/rock....Salve , Descanse em Paz Larry Coryell!!!
I lived i Oslo at that time, but travelled a lot, so I must have missed this. Remember having his «Lady Coryell» on my mind, along with Paco de Lucia and Hendrix, of course. What a lovely and mindblowing surprise. Pure love! Nowhere NRK would produce quality like this now. Pure Woke...
imagine if some young kids came on the tv talent shows and played like this..ahahaha! probably would be told to get off. cos no one there would understand any of it. sad how music has gone these days no one to replace these guys
Nah....I'm 14 and alot of my friends play Jazz since their parents were Jazz players themselves. My playing style was abit influenced by them since we would always hangout. I dont really play Jazz but I like it also in Japan(or atleast the region from where I am) there are many ppl that are either Jazz musicians or Classical musicians, if you're already atleast 8 yrs old you would be asked to perform in a summer concert
"Low-Lee-Tah", from the band's 1st album in 1974. I got to meet Coryell after a show once, where he told me he'd been heavily influenced by Indian music (like another great guitar player, John McLaughlin). That influence shows here in the sitar-like droning he plays. Interesting how Lawrence overlays Spanish-influenced trumpet lines over the drone - truly world fusion!
Alphonse Mouzon Pittys the fool who can't enjoy this. Coryell/Mouzon - "Back Together Again" (1977) best jazz fusion album of that year..."Beneath The Earth", "Transvested Express" are classics!!! - Mr. T
As Frank Zappa once said, The Mind Is like a Parachute .. It Only Works When It's Open, Larry & The Eleventh House prove Frank was right. Pure awesomeness. Larry & Alphonse are dearly missed.
@@stratoleft What seems to be your problem ,it was only a statement . Are you a troll , come on you can tell me i won't hold it against you . I made a decent statement you came out from under your rock & spewed troll nonsense . I never compared Larry to Frank i just said you need an open mind to really love this music . I realize to a troll it makes no difference but hey one day you may get it !!!
For those who don't know, Mike Mandel, the guy playing the synth, is blind. Just a reminder that no matter what obstacles you have in life, never give up to achieve your dreams.
One of the best fusion bands of a wonderful musical era !!!###
We burned brain cells to McLaughlin,Di Meola, and Larry back in the day
DG Funny thing is we've never stopped.
I burned brain cells to this last night
.. This sound will never get old.
We sure did! Great times!
I still do.😎
lucky enough to have seen this band first table on the right at My Father's Place in Old Roslyn, NY.
PHENOMENAL! long live Fusion.
what a phenomenal band during one of the most fruitful period of music in general. Mahavishnu, RTF, Weather Report, Dixie Dreggs, Yes, ELP, Gentle Giant. the list goes on and on. Ornette Coleman and a little known Miles Davis who got the ball rolling.
Subject ESQ, Gift, Think, Jasper Wrath, Gong, Agitation Free, Ben, Camel, Raw Material, Galliard, If, Virus, Skin Alley, Westfauster, Samurai, Brainticket, Brian Auger's Oblivion Express, Caravan, Catapilla, Chase, Gash, Deodato, Join In, Klaus Wise Sextet, Marsupilami, Mellow Candle, Mogul Thrash, Nektar, Ocean, Eloy, Pat Metheny Group, Public Foot The Roman, Pulsar, Supersister, Twenty Sixty Six And Then, Warm Dust, Web, Zarathustra, Zoo, Diabolus, Electromagnets, Energy, Focus, Harvey Mandel...the list is literally endless of how many wonderful progressive/jazz/rock bands there were from 1969-1978. We could be here all day making out a list...especially the more obscure groups of that time who recorded some absolute classics.
Larry on his Hagstrom Swede guitar. He was an incredibly creative player and composer.
John McLaughlin, Allan Holdsworth and Larry Corryel the jazz rock fusión best trident ...
LARRY CORYELL THE TRUE CREATOR OF THIS FUSED GUITAR STYLE RIP AND HATS OFF
He and McLaughlijn
This jazz rock group is so Nice as Mahavishnu, Santana, Return to Forever, Weather Report, Zappa, any other. Excellent !!
Larry Coryell and the Eleventh House were sensational and that's saying the least!
☆☆☆☆☆
😎
Incredible performance! Michael Lawrence on trumpet, the year was 1975
Fantastic! Thank you, Larry and the Eleventh House!
-Larry Coryell: guitar
-Mike Lawrence: trumpet
-Mike Mandel: keyboards
-John Lee: bass
-Alphonse Mouzon: drums
NRK Studios
Oslo, Norway
April 21, 1975
Thank the Norewegians for filming this!! Mouzon the Master!
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00:00 Cover Girl
09:25 Gratitude A So Low (introduction to...)
10:10 Low Lee Tah
16:00 The Funky Waltz
21:25 The Other Side
26:38 Dierdra
31:03 Some Greasy Stuff
38:53 finis
Спасибо!!!
@@justjazz5472 you're most welcome!
Burning Love
thank you a bunch! thats amazing gig. and what the date was, if you please?
@@FrazeonStekowiec Hello, I believe this was from 1975.
Mike Lawrence on trumpet...
This band was right where they need to be. Best I ever saw Larry was solo on 12 string. in the '80's. RIP, master.
...and Michael Lawrence- trumpet
Low Tee Tah is majestic!
solo at 13:15 is pretty ingenius if you ask me and the licks he throws in there, those licks take some balls to play.
I was on this concert! Nice to see a part of it again. This was a inspiration to go from rock to jazz in my listening. Today I listen to both rock, jazz and blues. My favourite since 1970 has been Frank Zappa though. Nice to hear different music for different moods.
What year was it exactly?
@@jeshkam guess it was -75, as someone else agreed to here
@@furuaas Thank you.
Absolutely great, Alphonse Mouzon is a great drummer & super fast hands-superb!
I thought Alphonse Mouzon was a bass player.
@@kamakirinoko You're thinking of Alphonso Johnson probably. He cashed in playing bass for Phil Collins, good for him! Great band, FIBES!
@@redline2115 Oh yeah, you're RIGHT! Alphonse/Alphonso/Mouzon/Johnson . . . close, but no cigar! Wow, good catch. My bad!
Absolutely killing it, man.
@@kamakirinoko check out alphonso johnson with weather reportr ...i sing the body electric and mysterious traveller hopefully he and them will knock your socks off . i mistake one name for another all the time
this is one of the greatest performances i've seen on youtube wow mind blown
Larry John and Paco meeting of the spirits is unbelievable.
I literally just discovered this band just now. Someone had mentioned Coryell in a comment on Frank Zappa’s “watermelon in Easter hay”. He’s without a doubt a dope and unique guitarist, but really the whole band seems equally dope and unique.
One of my fave bands in the 70's. Saw them in Manchester with Brand X as support. Gerry Brown was on drums then and Larry had an Electric Mistress pedal which he used a lot. Great gig.
A real piece of great musical history...Thank-You.
RIP MY FRIEND LARRY CORYELL TIME FLIES!
OMG I just got beamed up to a spaceship for a trip through the solar system. I can't believe how good they all were.
To entho my mind while hearing
Level One 11th House band with Michael Lawrence replacing Randy Brecker. This is amazing, there seems to be so little Coryell footage out there
Keyboardist was on Star Trek? What a band!!!
Mike Mandel was a blind genius on keyboards!
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This is priceless
This is fantastic, something I never thought I would see! More!More!
I saw Larry Coryell several times over the course of his career. The 1st time was at 'The Bottom Line' in NYC .. with 'The Eleventh House' and what a great show it was !! We had never heard anything quite like it, what with Brecker blowin' the trumpet and using a 'Wah-Wah' ?!? ~ Wow !!
Unprecedented. The amazing sounds that Mandell was creating and the intense drumming of Mouzon .. we were blown away !! Later on .. I saw him with John Abercrombie at 'The Village Gate' and his 'Solo' act performing at the Iridium Jazz Club in Manhattan. The final time was kinda' sad. He actually came to my hometown of Bridgeport CT. to play a small bar called 'The Tip-Toe Lounge' .. and he seemed sorta' depressed and he was drinking way too much. The performance suffered greatly. - I talked with him briefly .. and he was nice to us .. very polite and reserved, in general a very nice guy. What a great talent he was.
(rip) Larry Coryell .. born Lorenz Albert Van DeLinder III; April 2, 1943 - February 19, 2017) (rip) ~
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/3/35/Larry_Coryell-Live_At_The_Village_Gate_album_cover.jpg/220px-Larry_Coryell-Live_At_The_Village_Gate_album_cover.jpg
That’s Mike Lawrence in the video using the wah wah, not Randy Brecker.
@@magsmuse11 I never said that was Randy Brecker in the video .. did I ?? I said that he was playing on the night that I saw them in NYC.
mike mandel. what a great player. I play drums and I would love to play with him.
Very cool,...more like return to forever than mahavishnu
Saw them open for RTF
What a concert!
Larry's solo takes you to another world !! This performance might have given birth to so many elements of contemporary improvisational music. Truly a groundbreaking moment !!
Guitar Player magazine already told you about Larry's groundbreaking work before youtube ever existed. You people aren't telling me anything I don't already know.
This is pure gold
Larry Coryell, simplesmente incrível!
Un des premiers musicien du jazz-rock que j'ai écouté...J'adorais aussi Alphonse Mouzon !
... seen Larry twice in the 70s, with Alphonse at the Santa Monica Civic, then by himself in Hermosa Beach. Love him but never seen this;
Fanfuckintastic !🎉
SMOKIN'!
My favorite guitar player and fusion band.
I can't believe this!Thank you!
Great band, Mouzon was a beast!
Alphonse Mouzon and Tommy Bolin…Mind Transplant
GREAT Band !!!!
The solo at 23:54 is burning with some cool phrases and hybrid picking
This is amazing. Discovering new-to-me amazing vintage music is the best
Fantastic!
Forget Stevie Wonder! How did Mike Mandel do this?? Amazing!
Genial !!!
Mike Lawrence en la trompeta!!!
One of the big 4 fusion bands of the time no doubt.
i met met larry in NY backstage one night at the bottom Line club after his set. I told him I went to high school with Mike Mandels ( keyboardist) girlfriend, and he yelled out "was her name ' Moana"!.. Lol
This is an historic video.
Unreal, cool, heavy and groovy...awesome!
"The funky waltz" it seems a variation of "Papa was a rolling stone"
Amazing performance:)
Alphonse Mouzon
I heard that Larry Coryell played in a west end bar in Davenport, Iowa probably in the 70's.
Loved Larry s live at the village vanguard album, still have it.
Excellent!!!
loved this band, way cool.
Love hearing perfection no filler
Cobham was the superstar powerhouse in this style of music, but Alphonse Mouzon is my choice for fusion drummer MVP. He could do relentlessly driving or loosely floating. Check out that early Weather Report video from German TV, the one called "1"...
Tony Williams, Lenny White, Narada Michael Waldon were all prime movers. Williams and Cobham one notch above the rest.
They are all !!!great drummers !!! (friendships of >>>facebook.com/SOELLBASS/videos/2106207133019453/
Alphonse Mouzons album 'The Essence of Mystery' is a masterclass...
My favorite Mouzon is the 1976 trio led by the great German trombonist Albert Mangelsdorff, with Jaco Pastorius on bass. Alphonse gets tons of blowing room to show off his tremendous skills. Search for "Jaco Pastorius - Trilogue, full concert" and prepare to be blown away.
Mouzon was an absolutely brilliant percussionist!
🥱
Just one word...¡¡¡ Just One...YEAH...
Mike Mandell needs more screen time. The great Mike Lawrence on trumpet!
FABULEUX! ! ! un des groupe pionnier du JAZZ-ROCK JAZZ-FUSION !
Un des meilleurs concerts de jazz-rock de tous les temps !
Bah tes temps, ils valent pas un pet de lapin, gros......grosse merde le truc. L’autre qui joue le plus vite possible à tous prix! Seul mouzon est bon. C’est S Clark? On l’entend pas......tout le temps les memes plans de gratte, archi vite.....zero interet! Ecoutez Prince, vieux trouducs....
this is music!!!!!!! ave maria purisimaaaa!!!!! long live mouzon and coryel RIP
WOW fantastic Level One Album live
Muito muito obrigado!!!Fantástico, esse disco marcou minha juventude, adoro pra mim o melhor disco de fussion/jazz/rock....Salve , Descanse em Paz Larry Coryell!!!
OBRIGADO.
Perhaps best band Ever !
I love this! I just really wish it didn't employ UA-cam's horrible Video Stabilizer.
One of the top three functions of the information super highway.
The distortions on that trumpet are dope!
Randy Brecker
@@alanbirmingham2344 no
Lawrence on trumpet?
Not Randy Brecker,
It’s Mike Lawrence
This takes me down memory lane to the early-mid 70's in a beautiful way....would like to know the date of this concert.
Is it Jazz, Is it Rock ? It is brilliant !
The blessings of jazz fusion
*Listen to the work of my brother FEELFOUND, he really needs support, he is trying. 💯*
Yes indeed
Mike Lawrence on Trumpet!
I lived i Oslo at that time, but travelled a lot, so I must have missed this. Remember having his «Lady Coryell» on my mind, along with Paco de Lucia and Hendrix, of course.
What a lovely and mindblowing surprise. Pure love!
Nowhere NRK would produce quality like this now. Pure Woke...
C'était le meilleur pour moi. Le live at the Village Gate 71 est extraordinaire. Il est plus la dommage.☹☹☹☹
Valeu, Maurão, descanse em paz! RIP
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Mike Mandel is GREAT!!!
imagine if some young kids came on the tv talent shows and played like this..ahahaha! probably would be told to get off. cos no one there would understand any of it. sad how music has gone these days no one to replace these guys
Nah....I'm 14 and alot of my friends play Jazz since their parents were Jazz players themselves. My playing style was abit influenced by them since we would always hangout.
I dont really play Jazz but I like it
also in Japan(or atleast the region from where I am) there are many ppl that are either Jazz musicians or Classical musicians, if you're already atleast 8 yrs old you would be asked to perform in a summer concert
@mauro wermelinger you forgot: Michael Lawrence-trumpet
Очень здорово
👏🏾👏🏾
7:47 o Cacau Santos usa essa frase na música Deus da minha vida do Talles
Mike Mandel is a god.
Montreaux 1978! Who was there with me?
Génial
Wow
Who's that on trumpet?
Michael Lawrence
☆☆☆☆☆
😎
Great theme in 7/4 At 10’09 !
"Low-Lee-Tah", from the band's 1st album in 1974. I got to meet Coryell after a show once, where he told me he'd been heavily influenced by Indian music (like another great guitar player, John McLaughlin). That influence shows here in the sitar-like droning he plays. Interesting how Lawrence overlays Spanish-influenced trumpet lines over the drone - truly world fusion!
@@lesnyk255 The Brecker solo on LOW-LEE-TAH on the 1st album is so great.
Alphonse Mouzon Pittys the fool who can't enjoy this.
Coryell/Mouzon - "Back Together Again" (1977) best jazz fusion album of that year..."Beneath The Earth", "Transvested Express" are classics!!!
- Mr. T
As Frank Zappa once said, The Mind Is like a Parachute .. It Only Works When It's Open, Larry & The Eleventh House prove Frank was right. Pure awesomeness. Larry & Alphonse are dearly missed.
Don't presume to invoke zappa into this.
@@stratoleft What seems to be your problem ,it was only a statement . Are you a troll , come on you can tell me i won't hold it against you . I made a decent statement you came out from under your rock & spewed troll nonsense . I never compared Larry to Frank i just said you need an open mind to really love this music . I realize to a troll it makes no difference but hey one day you may get it !!!