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somehow i didnt notice until seeing him live that his right hand is so close to the neck! such an incredible player & marvel to see play

Great! You might also like my transciptions 😉

This is this is this is this is this is this is

That melody sounds so African, so Nigerian. It reminds me of songs Ive heard so many times, yet it doesn't sound stolen.

Footprint? You mean he did not move?

Not just any EWI... it's a Steinerphone!

Mooi gedaan en goed werk zeg mannen van de scherpe 11 !!

Thanks to Allan. The blues are totally re-dressed. Holdsworth is a treasure of humanity.

I could listen to this one repeat... Is there a 10hour version?

Oooooh GW Jr and David Sanborn. Eargasms.

Reminds me of John Stowell

He was feeling the groove in a whole different way. Danced like he plays! Loved his music and persona.

wow this is terrible. my smoke alarm sounds nicer

Great~wow

probably how a matematician nerd with no soul or idea or sense of music would play, just technical, pure technical... meaning.. empty.

Serious jazz playing there. Kuddo to Kyle Poole who's listening to the soloist never fail.

Wooooo. Pasquale is always rippin'!

👍👍👍👍👍

i think hes more bud powell than charlie parker

Jazz isnt music.

This guy feels ai generated

He must have been a genius ! Who else could get away with $#!t like this ! I love it. 😎

My goodness Pasquale is wild! He's mapping uncharted territory in the limits of jazz guitar.

1. Christian 2. Parker 3. Chaplin 4. and the chocolate factory

Chords are wrong but still a sick solo

Most beautiful lines I've ever heard

"Play something! 😃" "umm 🤭, sure 😬"

He played more notes in one minute twenty-six seconds than I've played over the last 30 years.

great phrasing

Pasquale is great -- with those super long fingers (unfair!). So fast.

Somewhere Django is smiling…

Great transcription but the chords reflecting the harmony on top are wrong starting at the 1st minute.

Great great

Why not!

This rates higher up the Scoville scale than anything I have heard before.

Does anyone know the name of the melody he’s playing at the beginning? because it’s almost identical to Sarah Vaughan’s Sassy’s Blues and I wonder who came up with it first?

Who told bassplayers to make those stupid faces? Just ridiculous....yes i'm a bassplayer

Thanks guys 🙏 I was pretty fortunate to play with this brilliant group.

This music causes diarea

Well that’s lovely

The late great Michael Brecker knew how to make a grown man cry 😢

❤

Some parts of this sound very good, but for the most part this piece makes me feel like something is very wrong. If that's the goal, then mission accomplished.

this shit is ass

Should try hitting all the notes. all 6 notes in all 14 frets the same time.

This is my kind of solo. Laid back but full of tension. Full of soul. Doesn't overplay. Hits the full range of the instrument. Has a great build up. Like David Gilmore on sax. Love it!

Idc how theoretically complex or technically hard it is, that sounded like shit

The only one at this level today is Claudio Quartarone. Unfortunately, fundamental aspects such as counterpoint are overlooked by those who focus on improvisation.

Feel that tension?! Great stuff!

Who calls blues in g-flat???