Mahavishnu Orchestra, which included Billy Cobham on drums, Rick Laird on bass guitar, Jan Hammer on electric and acoustic piano and synthesizer. The first major release was 1970 on McLaughlin's album My Goal's Beyond (1970) followed by Mahavishnu Orchestra's,The Inner Mounting Flame (1971) followed shortly thereafter with Birds of Fire (1973). Jean-Luc Ponty played on subsequent albums Apocalypse and Visions of the Emerald Beyond. Scarlet Rivera played with Bob Dylan on "Hurricane". UK players Ian Anderson, briefly, on "Thick As a Brick". John Cale, the Velvet Underground, notable tracks include "Heroin" Jim Lea, Slade, most notably on their first UK number one single “Coz I Love You” David Cross (King Crimson) Ric Grech (Family, Blind Faith, Traffic) Eddie Jobson (Curved Air, Roxy Music, Frank Zappa, UK and Jethro Tull) Ben Lee (violinist) (FUSE) Bob Loveday (Van Morrison, Paul McCartney, Jeff Beck, Bob Geldof, Penguin Café Orchestra) Henry Lowther (John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, The Keef Hartley Band) John McCusker (Mark Knopfler) Linzi Stoppard Georgia Ellery (Black Country, New Road) Simon House (Hawkwind, High Tide, David Bowie, Japan, Thomas Dolby, Michael Oldfield, Judy Dyble and Astralasia) Anna Phoebe (Jethro Tull, Roxy Music, Oi Va Voi, and the Trans-Siberian Orchestra) Steve Woolam (Electric Light Orchestra) (1970-1971) Wilfred Gibson (Electric Light Orchestra) (1972-1973) Mik Kaminski (Electric Light Orchestra) (1973-1979, 1981-1983, 1986) Darryl Way (Curved Air) Ed Alleyne-Johnson (New Model Army) (1989-1995) American players Theresa Anderssen Andrew Bird Deni Bonet Tracy Bonham Carrie Bradley Ann Marie Calhoun Siegfried Carver Jane Clark Randy Crouch Ryan Delahoussaye Lisa Germano Jerry Goodman Jessy Greene Petra Haden Don "Sugarcane" Harris Jinxx from Black Veil Brides David LaFlamme Sean Mackin David Mansfield Mia Matsumiya Lucia Micarelli Chris Murphy Novi Novog Mark O'Connor (Charlie Daniels) Felix Pappalardi (played viola on Cream's Wheels of Fire) Lorenza Ponce David Ragsdale Kaveh Saidi Robby Steinhardt Lindsey Stirling Boyd Tinsley Mark Wood Emilie Autumn Eduardo Schmidt Scarlet Rivera Charles/Chas Waltz Noel Webb French Players Jean Luc Ponty Catherine Lara Srilankan Players Dinesh Subasinghe Thushani Jayawardhana Polish Player Jan Galach Brazilian Players Eduardo Geraissate Russian Players Svetlana Surganova (Night Snipers) (1993-2002) Guest appearances in rock ensembles Byron Berline primarily a bluegrass stylist with extensive rock connections Rolling Stones, Gram Parsons, Flying Burrito Brothers Felix Pappalardi Viola player who played with Cream Rufus Thibodeaux Cajun fiddler who played with Neil Young Video documentation Jane Clark with Steffen Schackinger References Rock music African-American music American styles of music Culture