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I believe the drummer was Marc Bell (spelling?) at the time aka Marky Ramone. Not two Bass players, just the fantastic Kenny Aaronson on Bass.

Awesome playing all around. RIP Michael Brecker

Steve Perry has a unique voice and singing style. I believe it is as recognizable a Sting or Freddy Mercury. You know who it is the minute you hear it. Arnel has a voice no doubt, but he's just copying Perry. Better he should do his own music.

Loved 'em from the first note of Parchman Farm on their first album. I had the distinct pleasure of seeing them perform live at the old Fillmore East just after the "One way or another" album came out. Awesome stuff back in the day.

Both bands had their place at the time and they were both awesome to see and hear live back in those days, no doubt. I was there. They were just different types of British rock. Jethro Tull, The Stones, Hendrix, they all had their own sound and were equally loved. There was just so much great new...

She seems to have one slap lick. anything else there? Rhonda's playing is not on Tal's level.

Great stuff! thanks for the post. I had the distinct pleasure of seeing Steve Marriot wail with Humble Pie at New York's famed Fillmore East just around this time. I remember they all had a half-stack Marshall 4x12 cabinets on risers. The set-up looked awesome. I never saw Fudge but I did see sol...

Fantastic! I've seen and heard Mr. Streicher perform live in New York many years back. Great to have the music without the page turner!

That was absolutely fantastic. I never heard this before and I was just knocked out. Great arrangement beautifully performed. Outstanding!

No prodigy or master here. Just a kid who loves the instrument and loves to play. If he keeps at it, he'll really have something. There is no genius in performance, only in composition.

Now that was funny as hell! I wonder if people like this actually have ears on their head. After hearing this, my thought is no.

Man, they are on fire!

Great live version here of this piece. Every one of them is in top form and they are just a pleasure to watch and listen as they explore the music. Mr. Holdsworth never ceases to amaze. Beautiful playing.

These stories while not up to today's standards of animation, were wonderful in their day. They were the actual comic book panels and the dialogue is Stan Lee's scripts. I was 11 years old in '66 and had been there at the inception of these comics. Since I had all the comics (my Mother didn't thr...

Rest in Peace Alan. We had a great time at Sam Ash on QB back in the day. You will be missed by all who's lives you touched. Rock on Alan!

The epitome of sultry and sophistication. I've always enjoyed the song but it becomes something more in her hands. Wonderful rendition.

Holdsworth had a instructional book called "Reaching for the uncommon chord." I don't know if it's still in print but for the guitarists in the house, it would be very useful in clarifying his chordal approach. BTW, I think Allan is simply a peerless player. I've never heard a "riff" out of him. ...

I've had the pleasure to have heard Allan many times at New York's "Bottom Line" which is now no more. Such a distinct player. Great musicality, astounding technique and this guy's no kid either. This is just beautiful music.

Man, I'm all confused. I just became comfortable with the word twat. Guess it's back to the drawing board. What a bunch of pussies. I'm gonna look into a pink jewel box my girlfriend has and look for a dripping cooter. Later on I'll go to a salt source and take care of the munched rug I saw earli...

I always thought of Holdsworth as coming from that British progressive music scene that sprouted in the '70's. There are always plenty of American musical influences but the Brits have their own flair and ability to make it interesting from their perspective.

Bands like YES, ELP. Also Robert Fri...

I distinctly remember these shows on chn 9 in New York as a kid. I loved them. It was a product of it's time as were all the corny Marvel Super Hero theme songs. That's what makes them fantastic!

As a child of the '60's I just loved this stuff. I had the comics and in New York this show came on weekday mornings. I appreciated that there wasn't much animation because it was just the comic with a few moving parts!

Outstanding musicianship on display here for our enjoyment. Incredible!