Terry Bozzio is one of the best drummer ever to do it ! I had only known him from my Zappa albums, and then I heard he was going to come to Québec city for a drum show, just him alone... I mean, 30 years before he nailed "the Black Page" ! It was amazing !!!

Yeah. Same here. He had just came out of the power "Les Paul" era and was going places noone else went. I will miss him.

Was great with Zappa, Blondie and the Brecker Brothers

@@davidsutton2778 I saw him live, the SRV and Beck tour. SRV did his thing and was amazing. Beck did his thing. He was amazing, but TB STOLE the show. An animal. Probably my favorite concert.

Liked him so much with Frank Zappa and a fusion band called The Brecker Brothers

In Birmingham Stevie Ray opened the concert and was fantastic - standing ovation. Then, Jeff came out and just blew us away, unbelievable. It was a total guitar shop with super percussion. Quite a memorable night.

Saw the show in Landover MD. Knocked out by Terry.

I love his hair while eatin dunky chips!

Punky has some serious plastic surgery issues. His face now looks like it is made out of rubber.

His hair is so shiny

Ah Punky, make it funky!

I'm 51. As a very little kid, I grew up hearing Doc Severinsen and the NBC Orchestra swing their balls off five nights a week as the OG great late night house band on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. They might have been the very last great working big band in America, until Carson retired in 1992. Then as a teenager, Arsenio Hall got his show, and he did something to his set unique among talk show sets: he had acoustic engineers and sound engineers rig the place out as though it were a professional music venue, with great acoustics and top-shelf sound reinforcement, engineered by someone who knew what he was doing. Musicians who played his show back in the day all said it was their favorite, because it was not only one of the best sounding rooms they could play in, but the only television studio in LA that sounded worth half a damn at all - they might have sounded okay on TV, but in person, they all sounded like warehouses. And in every music performance clip from The Arsenio Hall Show, You can tell the musicians are having a blast playing there. His show never disappointed in the musical guest department.

I saw JB's Guitar Shop tour in St. Louis back in 1990... It was fantastic. A cat named Stevie Ray Vaughn opened for him. A few months later he was gone. It was definitely a night to remember...

@@tootrue6529 few months after your post here we lost JB now too...sad. :(

I'll second that motion.

Me too

I catch it in Dortmund!

I saw them at the Concord pavilion, it was awesome

Me too!

Worcester Ma. Blue Wind was epic

Frank and Jeff always have a way of bringing out the best in People.. The list is long

Johanes Jordan yes indeed!!!

Yes and the killer! At his audition for Zappa, as he started warming up the 30 drummers who were behind him leave the audition immediately!

I bought Guitar Shop on cassette from a record club. I put it in the player. It was playing in reverse. I should have kept it. But I sent it back for a good tape. Clapton said that Beck should have got the best Guitar album award for that

Wise purchase

Teatro smeraldo.Amazing concert

was at opening nite of the fire and the fury tour with SRV/jeff Beck...you wouldn't think you'd leave that show remembering a drummer but Bozzie's drumming was MONSTER

@Kirk Meyer We were in the nosebleeds, back aways, with bad acoustics... in a cow barn as it was. But we also saw JB in Eugene during his There and Back tour... small venue. The t-shirt from the Dallas show is in a picture frame in my living room. Cheers!

I was there as well about 5th row I think... The Bronco Bowl... What a blast!

Saw it in Cleveland, I'm a guitar player myself and it was a real treat to see those 2 together.

This is rockin. Punky Meadows all over. Frank would be proud. All fine talented people. I was the guy that had an 80s mix tape with Mental Hopscotch and Baby Snakes

@@mikemike8142 Jeff can cross an genre anywhere. Bozzio is his own genre.

you better go listen to Blow by blow

this album rocks but blow by blow is legit one of the most elite guitar albums of all time. :)

Yeah, this is fine, but I didn't even make it all the way through without getting bored. I def prefer Blow by Blow and Wired.

Das war mein erstes Konzert von Jeff Beck! - Dortmund

Yep

No lie detected! And RIP to the master Jeff Beck. But I have to tell you that I thoroughly cursed Mr Bozzio when I worked as a stage hand in Leverkusen/Germany while setting up his kit 🤪😅

And also I agree. I saw Carl Palmer 3x with ELP, and he is a close 2nd. What an original!

Who's Bazzio?

Totally agree

Love how Jeff keeps engaging with his musicians looking back at them.

I must have played it back say...7..8 times! EPIC!!

keep it away from mould hahaha. maybe you can find someone who rips vhs's into dvds

D S check out Badstreets with his sister and the Missing Persons lineup, Terry's a beast!

What song is that ?

@@dexters711I think it's "Punky's Whips."

@@rodentcafeteria ....no way that was about someone else.

@@dexters711 Perhaps I shouldn't have said it's "about" Jeff Beck, but he does in fact "mention" him.

@@rodentcafeteria Something about Punky being more fluid than Jeff Beck.

@@Lewis1key Same with me, I was a Beck fan. Saw them in NY, was so blown away by Stevie (I had seen Beck before, and expected nothing less) that I hopped a trip to NYC and saw them again a few days later. Glad I got the chance.