Gong & Bill Bruford - Live Oslo & Rotterdam 1974

Allan Holdsworth quartet

Music for a Sunday morning. One of my favorite guitarists: A. Holdsworth. Never plays a tune in his repertoire the same way.

Led Zeppelin: No Quarter 5/24/1975 HD

I never get bored of this interplay between John Paul Jones and Jimmy Page! Ah to be a teenager in #EastBoston again!

[04] Jeff Beck Band - "A Day in the Life" HD

The masterful Jeff Beck interprets Lennon-McCartney so brilliantly.

Rare Greg Lake version of King Crimson's Cadence and Cascade

Soothing and wonderful. That's Greg Lake's voice at the beginning of his prime on an out-take from In the Wake of Poseidon  (You Tube version here.)

Almost better than the master himself

One of the most powerful and impressive interpretations of ‪Keith Emerson's Tarkus. A stunning accomplishment!

The amazing Steve Vai

Steve Vai, "For The Love Of God" with an orchestra. Very nice.

Carl Palmer, minimalist

Too old to rock and roll

Love him or hate him, Phil Collins is a musical talent and far better than the young musicians you find dominating the scene today.

New Sounds: Robert Fripp’s Soundscapes, Live 2010 - WNYC

The king of ambient music! Robert Fripp’s Soundscapes, Live 2010 - WNYC:

Keyboardist Jon Lord To Release New Album In March

An interesting conceptual enterprise from Jon Lord, who once attacked keyboards with great ferocity  for Deep Purple.

According to JonLord.org,  Jon Lord will release his next album, To Notice Such Things, on March 22 through Avie Records.

Titled after the main work -- a six movement suite for solo flute, piano and string orchestra -- the album was inspired by, and is dedicated to, the memory of Jon's dear friend Sir John Mortimer, the English barrister, dramatist, screenwriter, author and creator of British television series Rumpole Of The Bailey, who died in January 2009.

"He was a great friend and a great inspiration to me and I hope my love and respect for him comes out in the music," says Jon.

I can't wait!

Holdsworth and Company!

Always worth a listen. Holdsworth, Levin, Bozzio, Mastelotto live!

21st Century Schziod Man -- The Ian Wallace Run

WOW! The late Ian Wallace with Marc Bonilla on guitar rendering magnificently an "uncanny" classic.