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Talented,too bad he couldn't get along with Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley

What a guy what a guy

Allan never fails to make me say how the hell is he doing that.

My idol hero.

riposa in pace Allan. Uno che preferisce lavorare come falegname, anzichè svendersi al commercio, uno che ha raggiunto tali livelli di elevazione musicale, l'Arte nobile, uno che affermò di non aver mai suonato un Mi maggiore in prima posizione, non può che essere nel paradiso chitarristico.

Everyone trying to make it something other than he was FUCKIN LIGHTNING fast. Clean , concise, laser sharp and fast. Emotive still and all the other things but we love him because Gawdam was he fast.

He was more a Jazz guy and didnt have a cool persona like Yngwie otherwise we would all have known of Allan's work , Fast forward 30 year's and guys like Tim Henson are only now catching up to the foundations he laid down

He was a huge influence on Corey Feldman.

Gorgeous: John & David. 😍 😍

All I see is a lot of morons

There never was any competition. Van Halen from 1978 to 1984 will be rembered as long as there is rock and roll. Steve Vai has done nothing memorable, same as guys like Malmsteen , Satriani etc... They were never anything but guitar players who couldn't write a real song if their lives depended on it.

I really love this man. I wished I could play like him. I gave up. and now I just wish I had met him before he passed away. RIP my guitar hero.

He play a regular guitar solo style, then he has these bursts where he plays real fast and sounds out of key, then he goes back to playing a regular solo, then another out of key shred burst, etc, repeat.

His talking voice reminds me of Mick Ronson's. Very different guitar-players, but both very modest people. RiP.

Sounds great Joe, but I think you have a string out. I noticed it when you played rythm cords.

I knew Vinny Vincent, (aka Vincent Casano back in the day,) when he was 16 yrs old. He was born in Bridgeport CT, as were my brother and me. He was in local garage bands, around the same time my brother and I were. He actually filled in for our band a couple of times in 1968 or so, when our guitar player was ill. He was a virtuoso even then and it was amazing to play with him at that time. (He had a serious chip on his shoulders even then, but his playing was ferocious.) My brother, Scott Spray also went on to bigger and better things...an accomplished studio musician, on 1000 or so albums with many oc the greata and toured with Edgar Winters, then with Johnny Winters for 15 yrs before Johnny sadly passed. He also is in the NEMHOF. Ill always remember playing with such talented people...not something. Lot of people can say they had the pleasure of doing.

> 5:30 *"I wanted something I could blow"* That's what she said.

This dude makes Malmsteen look slow.

At first I was like what's wrong with this guys voice? Then I remembered I had the playback speed set to 0.25 because I'm watching Al Di Meola picking videos...

I just left the Rick Beato interview with Vai and Satriani and both them, who are masters in their own rights, said that Holdsworth is the GOAT. Steve Lukather said the same thing. The masters that we all look up to, they all looked up to Allen. Him and Beck. Those are guitarist guitarist.

That moment when Giga chad super ego Ritchie Blackmore looks humble to people when they hear Mega Giga Chad Yngwie Malmsteen saying that Ritchie looked like a fan in front of him

00:05 a 00:18 🔥🔥🔥

tabs please

Allan rolling heads downtown all the time. He's like if you had a Vulcan cannon circa Dec 1906ish

I say he’s the Coltrane of our generation!

0:26 " -- I had learned the whole show in one day -- " Vai flicks in this astonishing fact parenthetically! Just imagine having to learn an _entire set of songs_ you've never played before (and maybe even more songs in the Alcatrazz catalog) PLUS whatever other show elements he had to learn...all in just *one day.* One day of preparation to go on tour replacing the great Yngwie Malmsteen. Most bands rehearse for weeks or months before a tour: Steve Vai got one day!😄

Allan is a true guitar player, SO INSPIRING,,, BUT NOT LIKE ALL THE OTHER GREATS BUT MORE AS A SCIENTIST IS TO HIS WORK JUST SO INVOLED IN BEING HIMSELF ON THE INSTRUMENT.❤IT. ALLAN - R.I.P.

I bought a Carvin 212C 100w amp in August 1984. I was so impressed by this amp, I bought a Carvin V220 guitar in November 1984. I still play the guitar, unfortunately, the amp needs repairs. I bought a used Carvin amp last month. It's actually older, 1981 series lll 60w. I was using a Marshall 30w solid state for a while. But there i only one good thing about solid state, it's better than nothing. I am holding the V220 in my pic.

A giant.

Imitated but never duplicated God

Love to the greatest guitar player of all time 😊

Allan is everything I love in music. Yngwie is everything I hate in music. Not his fault, just my particular taste

now hes just an old woman

didn't know that chick from the bangles could shred

I'd like to read your study notes about the Roland space echo or even the echoplex tape echo... If you had any thoughts...

Respect

Really curious what video these Holdsworth clips are from, anyone know?

One hell of a show he put on with Ozzy in Inglewood

This guy should add 3 more guitars.

IN 1978 I MET HOLDSWORTH...the band uk did a gig outside detroit...we met them at peaches records in Dearborn...the next day they did the gig...went around to the back stage and there he was again, shooting baskets with eddie jobson outside...we spoke again..he was very down to earth...think he was playing an sc or something similar

Good evening for us listeners it seems crazy to note that many of these musicians that we admire have had difficult passages. I remember a concert in France with Allan and Bill where the audience was 150 people. It makes you modest.

Massive waste of talent. Eccentric guy that never found the right place at the right time. KISS made garbage during his tenure

Starting within the first .000000000091 seconds of this video, you hear the very first melody line A. Holdsworth plays on the guitar, and you IMMEDIATELY know you're in for some SERIOUS SHIT!!!

彼の日本公演の演奏を何回も聴きました。当日、映像化されたものです。 ずっと聴いていて気づきました。 歌が聴こえてくる。 だから、好きなのだと。 ほとんどの方は、彼のハーモニーや ソロアプローチ、テクニックの事を 語ります。 彼のソロは歌うんですよ。 ほとんどの人がこれについて語らない。 わかってる人もいるだろう。 彼のソロは全部歌えるよ、って コメントもあった。 なにより、大切な歌がかれのソロに はあります。 そう、後輩がタイム感について 言ってたな。 凄いタイム感ですね！って。 お？！ わかるか！ よくできた生徒でした。

So class such. A gentlemen he’s like Brian May he’s awesome

He looks like if you blended satch and randy rhoads together.

Al is wrist up and down, works for him. Yngwie is wrist more scoopy, works for him, M.A.Batio is wrist more like ur tapping a kill switch-calls it a knocking motion, works for him, Zakk is vicious and all elbow rofl , works for him. I mean these dudes are all top tier shredders and all have diff techniques. So just do what "feels" best for you and shred on!! Old school of "this way only" has been obv proven wrong 😂🤘

Whether you like him or not, his playing is actually quite instantly recognizable which in the guitar world is quite difficult.

His family is going to be held accountable for being involved in the Freemason Illuminati Epstein Network and you're all gonna give back what you stole from me too

This is all signs of an undiagnosed person well within the spectrum.