Andy Timmons - Super 70s

[@Elena_Krossviktory]

Eian Aldich, thanks for sharing Andy Timmons' videos, he is great!

[@minkorrh]

The thing that blows me away about Andy Timmons is he's so capable of ultra-fast playing but passes in favour of melody and brilliant songwriting. Anything fast he plays has it's purpose and it's never just playing fast for the sake of it.

[@jaswiki]

Argle Bargle yup, couldn't agree more!

[@christosnicolaou6165]

most melodic musician on the planet!!!!

[@gregdemeterband]

Reminds me of something I would Play, Freestyling! You go Andy......Wow!

[@marcocosmic]

I saw Andy’s trio open for Racer X and an Ibanez anniversary party at Namm. He made time stand still. It was a surreal and transcending performance.

[@MrWaddle74]

well done, Eian ! thank you mate

[@wnegrini]

siiiiiiiick

[@strmopizdin]

WOW...

[@DanielVerberne]

3:25 - you're welcome.

[@CoffeeDrinker71]

Do you know what that song is at the beginning, before "Super 70's"?

[@EianAldrich]

CoffeeDrinker71 Just a band jam they do every show. Don't think there is a title.

[@CoffeeDrinker71]

Thanks, that's what I was afraid of. I was hoping to find a studio recording of it. When they played it in Indy it was spectacular.

[@icaroraposo5103]

He said in in a gig that was posted on youtube that its an atmospheric intro for super 70s, as he wasn't willing to blast into the song, but to create a path to it

[@slam_slam_]

It's probably too swifty to judge by hearing similar melody for a few seconds, but to me it sounded like this piece is Andy's interpretation of John Mayer's Slow Dancing in a Burning Room. But also, it creates a great performance overall to lead to super 70s.

[@marciorvicelli]

Darkness into light.

[@markgillespie7591]

Andrew! Time for dinner! Andy’s light guy stepped out for a smoke...🧐