| John Mayer | Primary Artist, Guitar, Vocals, Track Performer |
| J.J. Johnson | Drums |
| David LaBruyere | Bass, Bass Guitar |
| Robbie McIntosh | Dobro, Guitar, Vocals |
| Pino Palladino | Bass, Bass Guitar |
| David Ryan Harris | Guitar, Tambourine, Vocals |
| Tim Bradshaw | Piano, Keyboards, Vocals, Lap Steel Guitar |
| Steve Jordan | Drums, Vocals |
| Steven "Steven J." Jordan | Drums, Vocals |
| Bradley Mason | Trumpet, Flugelhorn |
| Bob Reynolds | Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone |
| J.J. Johnson | Drums |
| Jeff Lynne | Composer |
| Tom Petty | Composer |
| Nick Ashford | Composer |
| Peter Chatman | Composer |
| Ed Cherney | Engineer |
| Jimi Hendrix | Composer |
| Stephen Marcussen | Mastering |
| Pino Palladino | Composer |
| Valerie Simpson | Composer |
| Jeri Heiden | Art Direction |
| Jo Armstead | Composer |
| Steve Jordan | Composer |
| John Mayer | Composer |
| Clayton Scott | Management |
| Ian Charbonneau | Engineer |
| Chad Franscoviak | Producer, Audio Production |
| Clay Cook | Composer |
| Glen Nakasako | Art Direction |
| Steve Sich | Audio Technician |
| Anthony Catalano | Digital Editing |
| Steven Marcussen | Remastering |
This is a must have!! I can't quit listening to it, I know he's been around for a while, but somehow I have just gotten into him. Very sensual ladies, it's real good "mood music too"!! Get this if you haven't already, John Mayer Rocks!!!
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Posted October 1, 2010
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Performed live at The Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, Where The Light Is not only again captures the award-winning guitarist and singer-songwriter in the element where many of his fans admire him--live on stage, bus even showcases him in what some hail as his finest hour. Filled with great performances, a splendid live theatrical atmosphere and solid reinditions of few of his biggest hits including Waiting For The World To Change, Gravity, Stop This Train, Daughters and Slow Dancing In A Burning Room, John Mayer delivers an extravagant live performance featuring both his original band line-up and unique acoustic or electric guitar solos that makes this wonderful concert DVD a timeless must for fans and admiriers of the virtuoso. What makes it equally great is a stunning appearance by The John Mayer Trio, who tears up the stage with their striking version of the Top Ten hit Who Do You Think I Was? (featured in their blockbuster album The John Mayer Trio Live!), which features the dynamic drums of Steve Jordan, one of the greatest rock drummers in history, while the trio dazzles the audiences with few other tracks. The trio's live reindition of Who Do You Think I Was can even in the Concert DVD's multi-single camera section). Running close to 3 hours, Where The Light Is--Live In Los Angeles is another great monumental live achievement from John Mayer--and another chart-topping smash hit (it even reached Billboard's Top Ten album chart)--that will always stand the tests of time as one of the greatest and highly accomplished rock recordings ever to be captured on album--and now DVD. So get out and pick up a copy of this timeless concert DVD, that way you can own another important chapter in John Mayer's rich and thoroughly creative music career!
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The more I hear from John Mayer, the more impressed I get...and Where the Light Is is no exception. He has proven himself to be even better live than in a recording studio - the sign of a true talent. The only downfall of purchasing the record is the constant arguement in your head over whether the acoustic, JM Trio or Band set is the best.
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Matt Collar
Recorded at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, California, Where the Light Is: John Mayer Live in Los Angeles finds singer/songwriter and guitarist John Mayer performing in three different band settings: acoustic trio, electric trio, and large ensemble. As such, the evening works as a nice representation of Mayer's work beginning with the 2003 album Heavier Things and continuing through his creative reinvention as a modern electric blues artist with 2005's Try! John Mayer Trio Live in Concert and finally his smash Grammy-winning 2006 effort, Continuum. Essentially, the concert is designed to showcase Mayer's ability to move from melodic soft rock and pop to folky solo ...