The Heart of Things: Live in Paris

Live album by John McLaughlin

Released

October 3, 2000

Recorded

November 4–5, 1998

Genre

Jazz

Length

47:22

Label

PolyGram

Producer

John McLaughlin

John McLaughlin chronology

Remember Shakti: The Believer [Live]
(2000)

The Heart of Things: Live in Paris
(2000)

Saturday Night in Bombay: Remember Shakti
(2001)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	^[1]
All About Jazz	(favorable)^[2]

The Heart of Things: Live in Paris is a live album by John McLaughlin, released in 2000 through the record label PolyGram.^[3] The album reached number 25 on Billboard's Top Jazz Albums chart.^[4]

Track listing

"Seven Sisters" (McLaughlin) – 8:30
"Mother Tongues" (McLaughlin) – 12:57
"Fallen Angels" (McLaughlin) – 10:33
"Divide" (Thomas) – 16:41
"Tony" (McLaughlin) – 13:56
"Acid Jazz" (McLaughlin) – 14:53

Personnel

Musicians

Dennis Chambers – drums
Matthew Garrison – bass guitar
John McLaughlin – electric guitar
Otmaro Ruíz – keyboards
Gary Thomas – soprano sax, tenor sax
Victor Williams – percussion

Production

Jean-Philippe Allard – executive producer
Alain Frappier – graphic design
Philippe Gaillot – engineer
Lïla Guilloteau – assistant production coordination
Sven Hoffman – house sound, technical assistance
Vincent Lignier – photography
Denis Majorrell – cover photo
John McLaughlin – producer, technical assistance
Maureen Murphy – release coordinator
John Newcott – release coordinator
Christian Pégand – production consultant
Daniel Richard – executive producer
Christian Struwe – monitor engineer

Chart performance

Year	Chart	Position
2000	Billboard Top Jazz Albums	25^[5]

References

↑ Ruhlmann, William. "The Heart of Things: Live in Paris – John McLaughlin | AllMusic". allmusic. Retrieved December 29, 2011.
↑ Kolosky, Walter (20 November 2002). "John McLaughlin and The Heart of Things: Live In Paris". All About Jazz. Retrieved 28 September 2016.
↑ "The Heart of Things: Live in Paris". Allmusic. Retrieved May 13, 2011.
↑ "The Heart of Things: Live in Paris: Charts & Awards". Allmusic. Retrieved May 13, 2011.
↑ "The Heart of Things: Live in Paris - John McLaughlin | Awards | AllMusic". allmusic.com. Retrieved 6 November 2013.

John McLaughlin

Solo albums	Extrapolation Where Fortune Smiles Devotion My Goal's Beyond Electric Guitarist Electric Dreams Belo Horizonte Music Spoken Here Mediterranean Concerto (For Guitar and Orchestra) (Live) Live at the Royal Festival Hall Que Alegria Time Remembered: John McLaughlin Plays Bill Evans Tokyo Live After the Rain The Promise The Guitar Trio The Heart of Things The Heart of Things: Live in Paris Thieves and Poets Industrial Zen Floating Point To the One Now Here This

with Miles Davis	In a Silent Way Bitches Brew Jack Johnson Live-Evil On the Corner Big Fun Get Up with It Circle in the Round Directions You're Under Arrest Aura The Cellar Door Sessions

with the Mahavishnu Orchestra	The Inner Mounting Flame Birds of Fire The Lost Trident Sessions Between Nothingness & Eternity Apocalypse Visions of the Emerald Beyond Inner Worlds The Best of Mahavishnu Orchestra Mahavishnu Adventures in Radioland The Collection

with Shakti	Shakti with John McLaughlin A Handful of Beauty Natural Elements The Best of Shakti Remember Shakti Remember Shakti – The Believer Remember Shakti – Saturday Night in Bombay

Collaboration albums	Own Up Experiments with Pops Hair at Its Hairiest Infinite Search Super Nova Emergency! Turn It Over Things We Like Purple Follow Your Heart Innovations Solid Bond Spaces Escalator over the Hill One Man Dog Love Devotion Surrender Welcome Moto Grosso Feio Journey to Love Planet End Live (1976-1977) School Days Friday Night in San Francisco Passion, Grace and Fire The Alternative Man Round Midnight (soundtrack) Other Side of Round Midnight Gladrags Making Music Love of Colours Divine Light: Reconstructions & Mix Translation Finally the Rain Has Come Someday Universal Syncopations Power of Soul Hymns for Peace: Live at Montreux 2004 Hadrian Feraud Five Peace Band Live

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