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Return to Forever

Return to Forever

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Sep 25, 2026

Steve VaiGUEST
27:13
You, you want them?" Uh, to my friend, and I'm like, "What?" And my...
Steve VaiGUEST
27:18
We went, so that was my first con- my very first con- well, my first concert was, uh, Return to Forever at the Hofstra Playhouse, but the next one was Led Zeppelin, but the- they both had quite an impact.
Buzz KnightHOST
27:31
Oh, man.
Buzz KnightHOST
27:32
That's a, those are great ones.
Laurence JuberGUEST
16:15
Other than, you know, kind of the stuff that I'd heard on the radio.
Laurence JuberGUEST
16:18
I mean, my mus- my musical, um, listening was really, you know, much more geared towards, like, Weather Report, Return to Forever, Mahavishnu Orchestra, and, you know-
Jimmy LeslieHOST
16:28
Huge
Laurence JuberGUEST
16:28
... players like, and, and the, the LA studio players like Larry Carlton, um, and, you know, and so on.
speaker_0HOST
33:15
Also had a guest verse on Blackstreet's Grammy Award winning song, No Diggity.
speaker_0HOST
33:22
Bill Connors was born in 1949, played acoustic and electric guitar as an early member of Chick Corea's pioneering jazz fusion band, Return to Forever.
speaker_0HOST
33:34
Jay Hoggard was born a 1957 jazz vibraphonist who combined African music elements with modern avant-garde jazz.
speaker_0HOST
33:43
Wayne Henderson was born in 1939, founding jazz trombonist and producer for the soul jazz group the Crusaders.
Mark KingGUEST
3:24
But these were the guys.
Mark KingGUEST
3:26
Then Buddy Rich and then the Mahavishnu Orchestra, I discovered, and then Return to Forever.
Mark KingGUEST
3:31
So, you know, and I remember reading John McLaughlin said, you know, the thing is about music teachers is that – Really, you want to see your teacher play, and then you should think, oh, yeah, I can do that.
Mark KingGUEST
3:51
I understand that.
Al Di MeolaGUEST
15:35
It was the Latin version of the band, Latin jazz version.
Al Di MeolaGUEST
15:40
And so I told him, yeah, he said, Michael, I just saw Return to Forever with Earl Klug.
Al Di MeolaGUEST
15:48
It was kind of strange, because Earl's a great player, but not in that context.
Al Di MeolaGUEST
15:53
I said, boy, I'd give anything to play with that band.
Rob CassHOST
19:20
Yeah, I would definitely find that.
Rob CassHOST
19:22
So you're in the band, it's amazing.
Rob CassHOST
19:25
Obviously you're in Return to Forever, everything's going incredibly well.
Rob CassHOST
19:30
Obviously there's a turning point with you and Chick in the sense of, I mean, from the research I've done, so Chick was also a Scientologist, wasn't he? He was into Scientology.
Richard SyrettGUEST
33:39
During that period...
Jimmy ChurchHOST
33:51
uh everybody we'll get back to some paranormal talk here in just a second but um during that period for me i went to a really bizarre frank zappa and jeff beck and santana phase where all the other stuff the heavy metal things that drove me were there But Return to Forever, Chick Corea, Casino, Stanley Clark.
Jimmy ChurchHOST
34:22
Dude, I drove off the road.
Jimmy ChurchHOST
34:25
I really drove off the road.
Kevin LawrenceHOST
103:21
Little jazz fusion in the mix.
Kevin LawrenceHOST
103:24
That's music from Return to Forever.
Kevin LawrenceHOST
103:27
And that's the title track of their 1975 album called No Mystery.
Kevin LawrenceHOST
103:33
Return to Forever.
Kevin LawrenceHOST
103:34
Chick Corea on electric piano.
Kevin LawrenceHOST
103:38
And we have Stanley Clark on acoustic bass.
Laurence JuberGUEST
32:53
who was just that busy.
Laurence JuberGUEST
33:00
And so I borrowed some Wings LPs from my brother over the weekend because my record collection was Return to Forever, Weather Report, Crusaders, Steely Dan.
Laurence JuberGUEST
33:14
It was all, you know, it was much of John McLaughlin.
Laurence JuberGUEST
33:19
It was a lot of prog stuff.
Justin BrownGUEST
7:02
And, you know, they were listening to secular music, what they would say, you know, then.
Justin BrownGUEST
7:08
But they were listening to Sly and the Family Stone and George Clinton and... you know, George Duke and Return Forever, you know, they had a vast amount of information, you know, within, you know, drums and music.
Justin BrownGUEST
7:26
And within that in church, growing up in church, the main thing is that, like, you realize this musical thing is for bringing in a higher presence, you know? It's a spiritual ritual for Jesus Christ, God our Savior.
Stacey HoodHOST
7:54
I mean, anybody that goes, it's
Nate MercereauGUEST
41:52
I love Mahavishnu.
Nate MercereauGUEST
41:53
I love Return to Forever.
Nate MercereauGUEST
41:55
Like, th- those classic bands, you know?
Ryan RichterHOST
41:57
Mm-hmm.

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