Birds Of Fire 5:44
Miles Beyond 4:41
Celestial Terrestrial Commuters 2:55
Sapphire Bullets Of Pure Love 0:21
Thousand Island Park 3:21
Hope 1:57
One Word 9:56
Sanctuary 5:06
Open Country Joy 3:54
Resolution 2:09


https://www.discogs.com/master/72290-Mahavishnu-Orchestra-Birds-Of-Fire
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birds_of_Fire
Length 39:53

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AulNvAR0u5c&list=OLAK5uy_laTbnMSFq5h827gAHXWEZG-bdqC_5vmV0&index=2

Spoiler:

Ahh, c'mon, maaaan.

Told you not to tell me, but did you listen?


No.

Now try and spell John McCLaughlahan?

7 o'clock?

Oh, at least it's got Billy Cobham on it.

Reviewing the album for All About Jazz in 2002, Walter Kolosky said of the title track:

Quote :

"Birds of Fire," which opens up the album, is a fusion classic.

John McLaughlin scares the hell out of his guitar with his melodic convulsions.

If you ever want to frighten a musical neophyte, turn your stereo up really loud and play the cover tune – it's guaranteed to send him or her fleeing.

I am experimenting with going back to using Sarafi to see if it sorts out my glitchiness problem.

Gong!

It has started!

Track 1 - My Bird's On Fire.

Hesitant start.

BOOOOOONG!

Getting going.

Come on Billy, get busy.

That very 70s style of playing guitar that seems to have died a death.

No noticeable sense of direction, so far.