Jazz Guitarist John McLaughlin & the 4th Dimension at UCLA's Royce Hall
Royce Hall at UCLA (340 Royce Drive Los Angeles, CA 90095)
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The last date listed for John McLaughlin & the 4th Dimension was Wednesday December 1, 2010 / 8:00pm.
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10 Goldstar Member Reviews
Sandy W.
This was a gift to my brother-in-law. He said, "The show was great. I had a good time. John McLaughlin has been around for a while. I didn't even know he was still playing. He isn't one of my favorite musicians so parts of it I hated and parts of it I loved but that is just my reaction as an artist. There were also two drummers the second one played piano and drums. They were both really great."Written on Dec 02 2010
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Laura L Longoria
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Words cannot describe the experience as John and the 4th dimension were utterly amazing; it bordered on surreal.Written on Dec 04 2010
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Had a great time, even though I'd not been that familiar with McLaughlin's music before. I thought the musicianship was astounding, especially liked the main percussionist and the keyboardist on keyboards. I prefer less psychedlic music, especially in a concert setting where psychedics are not on sale in the lobby. (What's up UCLA?) I am very happy I went and realized John had played on Miles Davis' Bitches Brew. It makes sense now.Written on Dec 03 2010
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The 4th Dimension features multi-instrumentalist Gary Husband on percussion and keyboards, Jeff Beck drummer Mark Mondesir, and Etienne Mbappé, an extraordinary young bassist from Cameroon.
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