John Mayer – Where The Light Is (4 LP Vinyl) Vinyl Record

John Mayer – Where the Light Is: Live in Los Angeles (4 LP) Vinyl Record

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Experience the extraordinary musicianship of John Mayer – Where the Light Is: Live in Los Angeles, an unforgettable live concert recording presented across four vinyl LPs. Capturing Mayer's remarkable guitar playing, soulful vocals, and captivating stage presence, this essential collection delivers an incredible journey through acoustic favorites, blues-inspired performances, and electrifying live arrangements.

Recorded at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles on December 8, 2007, Where the Light Is showcases three distinctive performances: an intimate solo acoustic set, a powerful blues-rock performance with the John Mayer Trio, and a full-band concert featuring some of his most beloved songs.

Featuring unforgettable performances of "Slow Dancing in a Burning Room," "Gravity," "Neon," "Belief," "Vultures," and "Who Did You Think I Was," this acclaimed live album highlights Mayer's exceptional guitar technique, expressive songwriting, and ability to connect with audiences through music.

Spread across four vinyl records, this expansive collection captures the rich instrumentation, spontaneous improvisation, and emotional intensity that make John Mayer's live performances so memorable.

Perfect for longtime John Mayer fans, blues-rock enthusiasts, guitar lovers, and collectors of exceptional live recordings, Where the Light Is is a standout addition to any serious vinyl collection.

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Bring one of John Mayer's most celebrated live performances straight to your turntable! With four LPs of incredible musicianship, unforgettable songs, and breathtaking guitar performances, Where the Light Is offers hours of music you'll want to experience again and again.

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Captured live at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles in 2007, this concert document splits into three distinct acts: Mayer solo acoustic, Mayer with a small blues trio, and Mayer fronting his full band. That structure wasn't accidental; it was a deliberate statement about range, rooting a pop-radio career firmly in the blues tradition he'd been chasing since his early Clapton and SRV obsessions.