yeah i gave up after the 12th bar ... this should be preserved

Crack! ❤

Possibly one of the best AH versions

Yessssss ❤

That’s just about the best music I’ve ever heard. I can’t believe I’m hearing this for the first time in 2024.

😱 a 13 anni aveva già capito tutto della chitarra!... 😳 👋👋👋 top!

Gotta love those licks that are 12 frets wide without moving his arm. Lol

I got to see this exact band several times live, from up close. Each time, you think you're prepared, but it was always disorienting--in a beautiful way. I've always thought that Alan Pasqua was a genius player and orchestrator, and the original Tony Williams version of this band would not have gelled without him. Really central to this version of the band as well.

Очень вкусная команда, фирмой прёт со всех щелей, БРАВО!!!

I saw him when he was 12.

I find the keyboard lack of reverb disturbing

Chad Wackerman is so good.

1:22 WTF WAS THIS GORGEOUSNESS!? Listen to the maj2 > min3 > maj2 progression from tonic... Gorgeous dissonance.

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Damn.

Wackerman is so surprising !!!

Allan the greatest! This is a version.. ROCK of this song : kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6XFY2mlq6ejoLssi=iJNqNMmqs1a1yqHq

WTF is that chromatic run at 5 mins

The blues as I love it

Играет круто а гитару настроить не может. Парадоксальный паренёк.

Blues? Naw

ultra clean performance of all musicians!❤

He also enlisted Jeff Berlin🧟The monster

I believe that’s Chad Wackerman👏🎼🤪

❤❤❤🎸🎼😍

Famille swing manouche gitane

Birelli lagrene .django reynardt les yeux noirs ..fantastique so michto

Oh, Richard. I thought we already talked about this fellow...

Chad Wackerman is one of my favorites for sure. Especially when he was with Allan. Amazing.

Spring 1977, just a teen watching what was then new cable tv and the tail end of a science show about space travel. As the end credits rolled, out of the little tv speaker came this music pulsating rhythm and elect piano solo - I'm like whoa what is this ?! I pop in a Betamax tape to record it just as Allan's solo starts. Me 16 years old and blown away by what I am hearing ! It took me some time to find out who played this music - like a few years cause I never heard anything like it before ! But then when I did that sealed the deal for me to follow Allan H forever ! Little did I know that decades later l'd be playing and working 'in the biz' and find myself watching from stage left wing as Allan, Allan P , Chad and Jimmy H play 'Fred' right before my very eyes and ears !!! Timeless !

Incredibile

I purchased his first album when it was released about back in 1980?

I was incredibly lucky to be there when they were recording this set. At the time, I'd played guitar for over 30 years. I thought I might analyze his playing to learn something, but I quickly realized that watching Allan was like being a little league kid playing his first game who was watching Willie Mays make "The Catch". kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZOvpWWugMaBfpI

Perfect drummer, no egos, Chad just plays for the music

This blues version of Holdsworth made my day! ❤

Puceau

Allan, la bestia convertida en Dios!

The best guitarist.

I'm here almost every week, just to appreciate those guys! They're awesome! ❤

The drummer is absolutely amazing, he's a holy monster of the drums! 👍🍻🎸

Sounds like the death throes of a strangled walrus. Genius.

Hey this isn't free jazz brothers. Try to make sense of the tonality in your otherwise virtuosic solos.

Sono riuscito a vederti due volte live nella mia vita e ti sto riguardando con il nodo in gola...che tu sia in mezzo al Paradiso dove sicuramente continuerai a suonare questa Musica Celestiale...ciao Allan...

Were these people built the pyramids in their old life?....So damn perfect.....out of this world talents...thank God

J'y étais !!! moment inoubliable !!

Space travel

Those freaking hands!! And ability of course. How is it even possible to improvise at this level???!!! Simply incredible!

Allan holdsworth was a musical savant.as great as he was hè suffered tremendously interms of financial loss because of valiantly choosing to stay faithful to what he heard in his head against submitting to the whimsical demands of the commercial gods of popular music

Did the bass forget to plug in?