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0:55 notice his shiny frets

Fantastic camera angle for Jim's first bass solo.... the picking hand really shows what he is doing. It's a mini master class. So. I read JJ's comments about the camera crew.... but they did an AMAZING job. It's some of the best camera work I have seen on ANY performance,

As always Allan has great melodic ideas. I wish like he usually did in the records he took time with them so we could fully hear and appreciate them. For my taste his playing is a bit too fast here.

I find Allan's sound here kinda unfamiliar, he usually did not use that high pitched sound configuration.

In hindsight it's odd to see Allan with a guitar that is not headless.

When a keyboard player take off his watch to hit a solo, it gonna be insane.

I dont think that non musicians and even some musicians will be able to understand just how good this really is....its the kinda thing that all us musos can only marvel at and hope to get maybe some where close to maybe some time in the far off future 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Sorry i found this all a bit self indulgent along with all of Allen's playing

I was there !! And for me it was one of the BEST concert of a drummer I saw in my life. Chapeaux and obeisance Gary !!!!! .....and I was TRUE! You played a Tama.....

I love. This is my master

Jimmy jamming a 5 string long before the rest of the world caught up. Allan only played with the best of them…

A better sax player than than most sax players

Allan in full flight!

🍻 miss that geezer.

Great contribution, my thoughts are with his family and peers of Allan today, R.I.P! Much love.

They SUCK.

thanks jim hall

Extraordinaire !❤

The audience is 99.5% dudes :)

gary. my fav drummer

The great Allan holdsworth is the greatest guitarist the world has ever know, the john Coltrane of the guitar. He has never played a wrong note in his entire career,and yet he struggled to get record deals,that in it self is a travisty! This genius changed the way the guitar is played forever, he also introduced the synthaxe which is a impossible instrument to master, yet this glorious musician did.even after his death still doesn't get the credit he rightfully deserves. He is just as important as bird, Coltrane, monk,armstrong,Ellington and roach. There really needs to be a monument erected in honor of this wonderful genius. Thank you Allan for all your genius.

What a wonderful experience! Amazing!

gary husband is amazing

Its a bizarre world. Ive seen the comment section for this video and I have seen the dislikes on videos from fusion artists like Holdsworth and especially Jean Luc Ponty. Why? Maybe musical taste is subjective, but its objectively stupid to leave ridiculous comments about this groups "bad, tasteless sound". This group objectively (especially Holdsworth) pioneered mastery of instrumentation in the fusion genre. And they sound objectively disciplined and passionate in their music. What Im saying is, regardless of the taste of haters...the people that those haters listen to were definitely influenced by and admired jazz fusion giants like Holdsworth and his group.

I don't think I've ever seen Allan this animated taking a solo. These guys were on fire that night. Incredible. !!!

I was there that night and got to hang with Allan at the bar. Sweetest, most humble guy you’d ever meet. When we shook hands his fingers literally engulfed my comparatively tiny hand lol What a night. RIP Allan. Legend

also have been impressed by gary husbands utter reluctance to play a beat. sounds beautiful

His left finger is like a spider...

LOVE CAMERMAN/WOMEN , DETERMINATION

Awesome! Sounds like Joel Taylor on drums, dave carpenter bass?

this was another league

凄い🎉エディヴァンヘイレンに凄く影響を与えた天才ですね🎉

Not musical to my ears. Sorry.

The entire band is awsome 🎉🎉🎉🎉

fall of '86 caught Allan at Rutgers University, a small lecture hall, there was maybe 20 people there... very odd start time, i think it was like 5pm-6pm, because we had to haul ass after school on the Shore to drive up there.

アランはノリノリですね〜！

Nunca los había escuchado. Geniales!!!!!!

Exelente, un placer para los sentidos.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

This is not Top 40! never will be, that is why I love it!!!

4:52 I love how Allan really gets into it there, bopping his head to the beat with a big smile on his face

One of my favorite Allan videos ever! Hilarious response, and so quick!😂 Along with being on of the greatest musicians of all time, he also had an incredible sense of humor 😁

Outro ALLIEN...

Ive seem a bunch of Allan's shows in Nor Cal, they were always glorious and terrifying at the same time 🙂 I prefer the sound of the Charvels though. All these guys on point huge talents!

It's crazy to think this is the same changes from that famous NAMM 97 video. The vibe and message could not be more different. Great upload !

If only allan had more talent, he'd not have had to pay to play in those early days of his solo career 😅 Or could it be lack of musical perception in music business folk. I think I know the answer

It's technically astounding.... and dead inside. Like listening to a maths podcast.

Wow ! That's very complex ! Not the first time I've heard his name but haven't known his material.

🐐

Akagi sounds super in the groove and having fun