Allan was the Maestro! That does not mean that Guthrie is a clone!!! Saw Guthrie with Hans Zimmer-mind blown! Both amazing! Worked with Allan in studio twice...I was drooling.
OMG I can only dream about becoming some kind of general assistant inside a studio, just the ability of peeking at what is happening of interesting at any random moment and watching something being created out of nothing... how would I offer to help in a recording studio? part of it might be luck but I believe it's just showing up really, we self sabotage a lot, just show up, simple
you know what is crazy? a few years ago before becoming a travelling nomad before selling all my stuff I had a few instruments at home, I could not have the discipline for learning by myself but what I would love to do would be to receive musician friends at home and tweak the amplifiers while they played in search for different sounds, for whatever reason that fascinated me 🤣🤣
I hear no beautiful melodies here. I really don't like his music, though I hugely respect his skill. It's all very cold and technical, with no emotion.
@@kingcurry6594you can’t say about Allan that he played without emotion… He plays with all emotion!! This is not allan’s playing in the video, but man…. you should listen to looking glass (album version) and tell me that he’s not playing with all feel/emotion.. he just expresses it differently. Feeling with feel/emotion doesn’t mean bending strings/playing slow/ playing with vibrato… What do you think? Btw, I do off course get anyone that is not into his music… It’s not for everyone
Alan 's playing has such an elegance and sophistication ... like Rembrandt, da Vinci, Dürrer, Michelangelo ... his Finger motions are absolutely aesthetic ...besides the ingenuity of his Musical achievements ...he should be Part of the world cultural heritage
@@simonzai7386 You do realise the soundtrack and the film are not the same thing? That's the genius of this. He has edited the footage and created and played a Holdsworth/Govan spoof to it.
Yes, and what is interesting his scales are rooted in conteporary classical music (Messiaen, Penderecki). Almost every guitar player are rooted in blues guitar tradition (ex. string bending) but no Allan.
@@jjmah7 he didn't 'cover' it...he 'reinterpreted/translated' it into his own inimitable style... nothing "ironic" about that...maybe you need a dictionary so you don't sound silly the next time you attempt to wax 'somewhat' pointlessly contrarian.."lol" ...Now that's 'ironic'!
@@goodman1127Probably the most difficult guitarist to play . I guess they didn't want to saund like the blues and jazz players with Maclaughlin back in the 70s .and they turned in to different shapes and scales from the classical or some ethno folklore music.
I’m not even sure what I meant. Eddie was a great rocker but he had one harmonic approach. Allan makes harmony sit up, beg and shake hands. No comparison outside of a few moments where Eddie’s considerable facility and liquid speed faintly echoed Allan’s effortless precision and unmatched artistry.
Whoever this is playing is actually a very good player that clearly did their homework on Allan. I’d be interested to hear what they actually do musically.
If things like this help to spread Allan´s name more and elevate his reputation even more, I´ll give it a "like". Musically Allan was something like a guitaristic wonder of the world.
Wow, I absolutely do not understand the like / dislike ratio. Genius playing and funny concept. Love your stuff. (Besides, there's a lot to learn from this: how to solo over E minor in the style of Allan Holdsworth).
You're definitely out of this World :D will there be a chance to see a making of and the work behind your videos? It's so fascinating hearing your style approach :)
Im not a Jazz guy - though I use some of chords. But you have to recognize this as some type of genius. His mastery is unparalleled; in terms of harmonic understanding. Hendrix was the most innovative and funkiest. But this guy is The Einstein of guitar.
Actually Holdsworth’s general harmonic and compositional approach is fairly simple, it’s the execution of the chords, and tunes ( and of course solos) that us so challenging.
@@yvancluet8146 The Legendary Richard Daudé ! i remember those times when he and Thomas bressel and christophe godin were the trio of fire in France, but never heard from Richard or Thomas since 2005 ... Ah que ça fait du bien de retrouver le son de Richard !
I appreciate the abilities and accomplishments of Alan and Guthrie but I don’t particularly like what they do. Therefore, I am not well acquainted with either of their work. Can somebody explain in simple terms what has been done? Because, other than the drums being out of sync, I have no idea what has been done.
Anyone who is hating this doesn't know anything about guitar playing even if you don't like it you have to realize he is an awesome player who is one of the few game changers slot can be learned from Holdsworth
most are seasoned guitarists and staunch fans and know a fake, just after a few bars. and that's not a pub crawl mate. We all know how Allan sounds like, and the guy has admitted it's a joke fake. and when you hear Allan boy you just know no fucker sounds like him he was amazing like a fast flowing stream, he must have had fibre optic nerves and to my ears this sounds exactly like a GT magazine cd lesson rip and the video is on the tube in full the whole bloody concert and the drum and bass are phenomenal as well (not like here,) their the best of the best world class and not student grade teachers though they used to get star guests to give lessons Guthrie Govan was with them for a good few years and Guthrie is brilliant was very very close on Allan when he was alive
Congratulations to the one who noticed that Alan's solo could fit Govan's track... unfortunately the drum footage tells us it's fake... I'm not quite sure it's Alan playing this also. Alan legato sounds different... but it matches a lot with the video. The idea was awesome...
Ha! Very good. You had me fooled for a few bars before I worked out what you were doing. What you've done is excellent and a great wee study into the Jedi Master! Definitely worthy of a wee Timothy Taylors!!!
Didn't understand where the Guthrie Govan came from. I think that's why there are so many dislikes. Now that you can't even see the number of dislikes, I guess this is just a regular video now.
@@liamfavre3547 You’d like to play like that one day and entertain. How can you even say “shit” , you must have no idea how much this guy practised to play like that. He dedicated his entire life to playing guitar. I guess you must be George Benson and you then have the authority to say “shit” to this solo. Then I would agree with you Mr George Benson 😂😂😂😂 These comments normally come from people dont know fuck all about music and dont know how to play on any instrument.
@@tiborgabor9632 ok the shit part was over the top for his playing it was very clean but I never said **he** was shit I just said it wasn’t entertaining. I am pretty good have been playing 13 years now and have been giging for the last 9 I am not as good as him in soul, feel and song writing (I bet I could play faster tho) but he is amazing just not very entertaining. And with your logic you can’t call him good unless you have played for a long time and is amazing.
@@tiborgabor9632 plenty of people can hear what a musician plays and not enjoy it, including other musicians. Musicians can hear what other people don’t enjoy , and hear something all together different.
Dude, this was ARF playing over a Govan tune to the video of that band. (I was there, too. Nice sound! I sat through two shows one of the nights! None of the sound was really synched with the video.
I think if you look up Allan plays blues or something you’ll find the vid, although it’ll have tabs on screen too but I’m sure you can find a vid without it
Damn,, you actually help me in decoding a little bit of his harmony ideas after watching this, because i can relate his playing better in this context.. I know i don't have a very sophisticated ear,,,, yet!! But thanks anyway. #RIP ALLAN.
i just realised apart from all his crazy intervallic jumps, spread ahh monster chords, and distinct tone ostches patches - the way he uses vibrato in jis phrasing is very interesting
People keep saying the title of this post is meant to be a joke. Can someone please explain to me the humor in it? I haven't followed Govan's technique closely so if it's about that, I didn't get it. Allan is brilliant here as usual - a minute and four seconds of bliss!
I can totally understand why some people dislike this. As a guitarrist and musician, I can appreciate the incredible technique and inventiveness, but as a listener, I do recognize that it sounds very much unmelodic, building tension in strange directions, seldon resolving, sometimes to dissipate in a somewhat anti-climatic dissonance... It's not the kind of sound I listen to when I want to relax, definitely. But Allan was a genious like few. His practicality in adopting the headless guitar is a sign of a that: a man for whom the music alone mattered, and anything extraneous to it should be reduced to its minimum. RIP great AH.
BRUH DUDE, i think it is amazing and i was just going to transcribe it by visual cues and.... found out is your channel LOL! now i need lessons from you
What’s with headless guitars? Do they sound different or something? Not even sure what they’re called. What are the advantages and disadvantages of having the “head” of your guitar versus not having one?
I have to say...this is actually not that impressive from Allan. I was expecting more from him. He can't keep technique together and make transition mistakes between lines. I'm really disappointed. He really can do better.
Lol at all the butthurt comments. Get a sense of humor. This was like a flawless meld of both styles and is pure comedy to anyone who really loves guitar and has heard both players.
Is it just me or is this audio track from something else. The drums don’t sync up and the guitar looks latent then advanced. Either that or I’ve had too much coffee
I can't believe 1k ppl didn't get the joke
And there's more and more of them coming xD
I got it! ha! :-)
Exactly! :-)
Lol
What’s the joke?
why are people disliking this? do you even understand the work behind this? this is amazing
It totally looks like he's playing the right notes.
Thay dont get it lol
I totally understand it's useless work
The reason is because of the title. It’s not the playing. It’s very insulting to Allan and of course it’s 100% BS
Dream Theater and Polyphia fans probably.
He really does sound like a Sax player on those strings. An actual wizard
Allan was the Maestro! That does not mean that Guthrie is a clone!!!
Saw Guthrie with Hans Zimmer-mind blown!
Both amazing! Worked with Allan in studio twice...I was drooling.
OMG I can only dream about becoming some kind of general assistant inside a studio, just the ability of peeking at what is happening of interesting at any random moment and watching something being created out of nothing... how would I offer to help in a recording studio? part of it might be luck but I believe it's just showing up really, we self sabotage a lot, just show up, simple
you know what is crazy? a few years ago before becoming a travelling nomad before selling all my stuff I had a few instruments at home, I could not have the discipline for learning by myself but what I would love to do would be to receive musician friends at home and tweak the amplifiers while they played in search for different sounds, for whatever reason that fascinated me 🤣🤣
To me it's the way his shedding falls back into beautiful melody that makes him so classy. Genius
Of course, but his knowledge of music theory was what truly made him classy! An inspiration to all.
I hear no beautiful melodies here. I really don't like his music, though I hugely respect his skill. It's all very cold and technical, with no emotion.
Drummers shed. Guitarists shred.
@@kingcurry6594you can’t say about Allan that he played without emotion… He plays with all emotion!! This is not allan’s playing in the video, but man…. you should listen to looking glass (album version) and tell me that he’s not playing with all feel/emotion.. he just expresses it differently. Feeling with feel/emotion doesn’t mean bending strings/playing slow/ playing with vibrato… What do you think?
Btw, I do off course get anyone that is not into his music… It’s not for everyone
You've really caught a lot of people with this one, judging by many of the comments below. Brilliantly done.
Merci ;) 🎸🤘🔥
Alan 's playing has such an elegance and sophistication ... like Rembrandt, da Vinci, Dürrer, Michelangelo ... his Finger motions are absolutely aesthetic ...besides the ingenuity of his Musical achievements ...he should be Part of the world cultural heritage
Without a doubt.
but this is not AH this is a guitar lesson ripped out of GT magazine
@@oldbladderhorn949 that's right. its not allan.
Allan Holdsworth was one of the greatest guitarists known to man!
☆☆☆☆☆
😎
and woman
genius editing!!
if not for the drummer being completely out of sync you woulda had me fooled
Yeah that and the bad guitar tone and the theft from whoever does Holdsworth at GT magazine
That's Chad Wackerman you're talking about,ie a Zappa drummer.They don't do out of time.Holdsworth plays TO the beat.
@@simonzai7386 You do realise the soundtrack and the film are not the same thing? That's the genius of this. He has edited the footage and created and played a Holdsworth/Govan spoof to it.
Allan was the best of the best...
He developed his own musical
system for guitar...walking his
own path...
I consider that, genius!
Yes, and what is interesting his scales are rooted in conteporary classical music (Messiaen, Penderecki). Almost every guitar player are rooted in blues guitar tradition (ex. string bending) but no Allan.
Lol somewhat ironic comment to leave for a cover song
@@jjmah7 he didn't 'cover' it...he 'reinterpreted/translated' it into his
own inimitable style...
nothing "ironic" about that...maybe you need a dictionary so you don't sound silly the next time you attempt to wax 'somewhat' pointlessly contrarian.."lol"
...Now that's 'ironic'!
@@goodman1127Probably the most difficult guitarist to play . I guess they didn't want to saund like the blues and jazz players with Maclaughlin back in the 70s .and they turned in to different shapes and scales from the classical or some ethno folklore music.
@@jjmah7 You completely missing the point shows the average person's dogmatism.
Damn the tone and everything. I was at that Holdsworth show. Amazing.
sixfingr
EVH called Allan Holdsworth the greatest guitarist of all time 😉
Pretty sure it would be Eddie Van Halen imitating Allan Holdsworth
You got that right! 👍
I’m not even sure what I meant. Eddie was a great rocker but he had one harmonic approach. Allan makes harmony sit up, beg and shake hands. No comparison outside of a few moments where Eddie’s considerable facility and liquid speed faintly echoed Allan’s effortless precision and unmatched artistry.
@@sixfingr
Sounds like a lot of chromatism going on here, with no real structured focus on melody.
Everyone who gets the joke: "This is genius!!"
Everyone else: "You guys are stupid. Holdsworth rules."
Whoever this is playing is actually a very good player that clearly did their homework on Allan. I’d be interested to hear what they actually do musically.
I've heard his stuff, he's pretty cool.
No. Whoever EDITED the footage DID THEIR HOMEWORK!
@@breakfastplan4518 the one that did the footage and the one who's actually playing are the same guy
probably nothing. If they have to copy Allan
Allan Holdsworth is the PIONEER of the modern jazz-fusion guitar style.
another Legend gone! :(
LOL!!!! Well done. I'm a gigantic AH fan, and very saddened by the loss of him. And yet, this hits my funny bone. I'm gonna keep watching!
If things like this help to spread Allan´s name more and elevate his reputation even more, I´ll give it a "like". Musically Allan was something like a guitaristic wonder of the world.
Wow, I absolutely do not understand the like / dislike ratio. Genius playing and funny concept. Love your stuff.
(Besides, there's a lot to learn from this: how to solo over E minor in the style of Allan Holdsworth).
Wow, this is masterfully edited together!!
Guthrie is not only an amazing guitarist, He is, for me, the one of the most amazing and versatile musician.
Massive Holdsworth and Guthrie fan, and embarrassed to admit that only the comments told me what was going on. Well done, sir!
Alan was playing like this literally before Guthrie was born.
I really hope the subs grow on this channel, this is really good... keep 'em coming!
Damn I didn't know Allan had died till I read these comments, how sad, we lost a great player
WAY ahead of his time. Not just one of the best - THE BEST!
Allan Holdsworth is the gratest player EVER. Its not even close..
You're definitely out of this World :D will there be a chance to see a making of and the work behind your videos? It's so fascinating hearing your style approach :)
Just a dash of Fade-in and Fade-out on an old version of Windows Movie Maker
@@jayall00 he's still need to play the guitar in the style of Holdsworth and matching it with the footage somehow
they have isolated his guitar and made a Guthrie esc backtrack to put it over
You dubbed his guitar? if you did you must be him lol..
lol : )
A.R.F !!! (Amazing Rare Footage !!!) dude, you are an amazing guitar player!!!!
Im not a Jazz guy - though I use some of chords. But you have to recognize this as some type of genius. His mastery is unparalleled; in terms of harmonic understanding. Hendrix was the most innovative and funkiest. But this guy is The Einstein of guitar.
Actually Holdsworth’s general harmonic and compositional approach is fairly simple, it’s the execution of the chords, and tunes ( and of course solos) that us so challenging.
this is not the playing of Allan lol
This is funny and, honestly, the playing is sick! Great job.
Cut the crap!
I need to see who's the mastermind behind this channel, you are insanely versatile, funny and original.
SHOW YOURSELF! (?
I didn't knew that channel, you're right
Show yourself / Show yourself / I wanna see everything you're made of
He's calleds Richard daudé, look hum up :)
@@yvancluet8146 The Legendary Richard Daudé ! i remember those times when he and Thomas bressel and christophe godin were the trio of fire in France, but never heard from Richard or Thomas since 2005 ... Ah que ça fait du bien de retrouver le son de Richard !
I appreciate the abilities and accomplishments of Alan and Guthrie but I don’t particularly like what they do. Therefore, I am not well acquainted with either of their work. Can somebody explain in simple terms what has been done? Because, other than the drums being out of sync, I have no idea what has been done.
I hear a lot of unnecessary chromatism that doesn't really go anywhere melodically.
There will never be another. He plays from different dimensions and plateaus
Thank you for posting this! Peace from Detroit MI
He plays all the wrong notes majestically in all the right places.
Anyone who is hating this doesn't know anything about guitar playing even if you don't like it you have to realize he is an awesome player who is one of the few game changers slot can be learned from Holdsworth
most are seasoned guitarists and staunch fans and know a fake, just after a few bars. and that's not a pub crawl mate.
We all know how Allan sounds like, and the guy has admitted it's a joke fake. and when you hear Allan boy you just know no fucker sounds like him he was amazing like a fast flowing stream, he must have had fibre optic nerves
and to my ears this sounds exactly like a GT magazine cd lesson rip and the video is on the tube in full the whole bloody concert and the drum and bass are phenomenal as well (not like here,) their the best of the best world class
and not student grade teachers though they used to get star guests to give lessons Guthrie Govan was with them for a good few years and Guthrie is brilliant was very very close on Allan when he was alive
You got me the first time. Then, I watched again. Very funny. Nice job!
This kid definitely has some potential but he needs more practice he’s not really nailing Guthrie’s lines
@Andy Butler yes lots of sarcasm here
Best comment to date, lol
Wrong sound for this type of style I think, and a lot of unnecessary chromatism that doesn't really go anywhere musically.
Congratulations to the one who noticed that Alan's solo could fit Govan's track... unfortunately the drum footage tells us it's fake... I'm not quite sure it's Alan playing this also. Alan legato sounds different... but it matches a lot with the video. The idea was awesome...
Ha! Very good. You had me fooled for a few bars before I worked out what you were doing. What you've done is excellent and a great wee study into the Jedi Master!
Definitely worthy of a wee Timothy Taylors!!!
Guthrie was a fetus when Allan influenced the guitar masters.
Didn't understand where the Guthrie Govan came from. I think that's why there are so many dislikes.
Now that you can't even see the number of dislikes, I guess this is just a regular video now.
Amazing solo! People are deaf 🧏♀️ if they dont like it. They dont understand “out” or altered notes.
If people don’t like it that’s because it’s shit!! That solo was good but not entertaining!
@@liamfavre3547 You’d like to play like that one day and entertain. How can you even say “shit” , you must have no idea how much this guy practised to play like that. He dedicated his entire life to playing guitar.
I guess you must be George Benson and you then have the authority to say “shit” to this solo. Then I would agree with you Mr George Benson 😂😂😂😂
These comments normally come from people dont know fuck all about music and dont know how to play on any instrument.
@@tiborgabor9632 ok the shit part was over the top for his playing it was very clean but I never said **he** was shit I just said it wasn’t entertaining. I am pretty good have been playing 13 years now and have been giging for the last 9 I am not as good as him in soul, feel and song writing (I bet I could play faster tho) but he is amazing just not very entertaining. And with your logic you can’t call him good unless you have played for a long time and is amazing.
@@tiborgabor9632 plenty of people can hear what a musician plays and not enjoy it, including other musicians.
Musicians can hear what other people don’t enjoy , and hear something all together different.
I hear a lot of unnecessary chromatism that doesn't really go anywhere in terms of melodic development.
Allan is one of a kind. Bold for playing whole notes like nothing. One of my guitar idols
Guthrie would be proud to be compared to Allan. Guthrie is an amazing talent standing on the shoulders of Allan who is a legend.
IT WAS NOT GUTHRIE EITHER BUT FOR THE BACKGROUND.
Small gauge strings,but huge tone and scale.Allan Holdsworth playing will never cease on amazing me
You'd surely have surprises doing A/B testing with strings gauges...
@@harounel-poussah6936 ITS NOT ALLAN!!!
I use 9s on my 7 string tuned down to A# because it is better for tone. Especially with my medium-output pickups.
is there any chance that we can have the BACKING TRACK please???????????????
This is something that Allan didnt deserve. To make comedy of him in such disrespectful way!!
very very true!!!!!!
This is the type of music you'd listen to when you're going home "to Mars"! You get so caught up in it, "before you know it, You're HOME"!!!
How did I not know Eli Manning was such an accomplished drummer?
And beat Tom Brady twice in the Super Bowl!... impressive resume!...
Hmmm ? I was the engineer on this show at Yoshis - Whats up with the post production noise and sync problem?
You are a talented,world class sound man !! I was there!!
it's fake. I'm not sure what exactly is the point but it's overdubbed
Dude, this was ARF playing over a Govan tune to the video of that band. (I was there, too. Nice sound! I sat through two shows one of the nights! None of the sound was really synched with the video.
Somebody gets it.
Guys help a brother out. What original recording is this from. also thank you for posted this
I think if you look up Allan plays blues or something you’ll find the vid, although it’ll have tabs on screen too but I’m sure you can find a vid without it
Damn,, you actually help me in decoding a little bit of his harmony ideas after watching this, because i can relate his playing better in this context.. I know i don't have a very sophisticated ear,,,, yet!! But thanks anyway. #RIP ALLAN.
Wuih basuo utang awak disiko, dik la jarang upload TH-cam da?
What's the original audio recording from?
AH is out of this world. Of course there are such monsters as Guthrie or Shawn Lane, but no one stays even close to him.
what exactly happened here?
Dave Drummer 0 30
:-( What a loss. RIP Allan
Original footage from Allan Holdsworth & Alan Pasqua Live At Yoshi's Jazz Club
I don’t think any of the shredders can touch Holdsworth !, had it all !
HA! Allan would NEVER Choose those notes. But the video editor gets kudos for syncing.
that drummer definetly looks to be playing the exact same thing that can be heard in the video.
Allan VS Guthrie =The sky VS The earth.
Who’s here like me because Fran Zappa said he’s his favorite guitarist?
Fran & Frank said that both.
In all seriousness, you can really hear the influence Holdsworth had on Eddie Van Halen in this clip
That dude legit came from outer space
What guthrie song is this? Can someone pls tell me?
i just realised apart from all his crazy intervallic jumps, spread ahh monster chords, and distinct tone ostches patches - the way he uses vibrato in jis phrasing is very interesting
People keep saying the title of this post is meant to be a joke. Can someone please explain to me the humor in it? I haven't followed Govan's technique closely so if it's about that, I didn't get it.
Allan is brilliant here as usual - a minute and four seconds of bliss!
This channel is dedicated to my pranks, I play over a video pretending that a guitar legend is playing someone's else music 🎸
@@RichardDAUDEwhat is the song you’re playing here?
I don't understand the titel: Holdsworth plays Guthrie Govan?
I can totally understand why some people dislike this. As a guitarrist and musician, I can appreciate the incredible technique and inventiveness, but as a listener, I do recognize that it sounds very much unmelodic, building tension in strange directions, seldon resolving, sometimes to dissipate in a somewhat anti-climatic dissonance... It's not the kind of sound I listen to when I want to relax, definitely. But Allan was a genious like few. His practicality in adopting the headless guitar is a sign of a that: a man for whom the music alone mattered, and anything extraneous to it should be reduced to its minimum. RIP great AH.
very true. Holworth's music does nothing for me that watching a really fast touch typist can't do.
hahaha, this is too good, anyone transcribing it? :D
This is amazing. Could you please keep doing more of this.
Thanks ! It's becoming almost impossible since the copyright thing is getting more strict 😬
Where can I find the original footage of this solo?
BRUH DUDE, i think it is amazing and i was just going to transcribe it by visual cues and.... found out is your channel LOL!
now i need lessons from you
Brilliant! Love these videos!
What a stupid header. Holdsworth playing Govan? Did AH even know who GG is? This is pure Holdsworth, as he ALWAYS is.
GUYS FOCUS A LITTLE PIT WITH THE DRUMMER
didnt know eli manning played the drums
Chad Wackerman is the youngest looking 50 year old in the world.
I see his influence on Frank Zappa. Is that Chad Wackerman on drums?
Allan dont plays Guthrie ... Guthrie plays Allan .
No one plays or phrases like Alan did!!🎼👌🎶🎶
🎸🤘🔥
Dang that ride crispy sounds like sum high hats
Pretty complicated joke. Please explain what you did. I have this dvd and the crowd is quiet, so the dub had something to do with GG.
Amazing job 👏. Idk why there are so many dislikes
gUyS tHiS iS nOt aLLaN,ThIs ViDeO iS cLeArLy eDiTed
I didn't know Eli Manning plays drums. 🤣
Allan is a rare talent. I'm a huge fan of his.👍
What’s with headless guitars? Do they sound different or something? Not even sure what they’re called. What are the advantages and disadvantages of having the “head” of your guitar versus not having one?
neck dive
I have to say...this is actually not that impressive from Allan. I was expecting more from him. He can't keep technique together and make transition mistakes between lines. I'm really disappointed. He really can do better.
Allan the genius but true not enough (outside)
The king of legato. Rest in Peace, maestro. ❤
Bit obviously, if you watch the drummer in particular, compared to what you’re hearing. 😅😅
there is something go on nobody could understand another level of guitar playing
Lol at all the butthurt comments. Get a sense of humor. This was like a flawless meld of both styles and is pure comedy to anyone who really loves guitar and has heard both players.
🙏🤘🔥🎸
well actually - both players sound like typists to me. sorry.
Wtf man who dubbed this ?
Is it just me or is this audio track from something else. The drums don’t sync up and the guitar looks latent then advanced. Either that or I’ve had too much coffee
He sounds like his guitar has the runs.
why is drummer of sync on video, and it seems allan is not? i hope all those people who praise allans playing here are sarcastic.
This is my favorite Guthrie song!
He had his good gigs and bad gigs. This is definitely a 'good' good, short as the clip was.
The backtrack of the music is from Gutherie Govan.
which song
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