Alan Holdsworth All Night Wrong CD

All Night Wrong Music

List Price	$13.98 (You save $3.89)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Jazz Instrument, Live Performances, Guitar
Label	Favored Nations
Orig Year	2002
All Time Sales Rank	8579
CD Universe Part number	6289203
Catalog number	2330
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 09, 2003
Studio/Live	Live
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Akira Yada; Hiroya Tsubaki; Hiroya Tsubaki; Akira Yada
Engineer	Hiroyuki Shiotsuki; Yoshihiro Suzuki
Personnel	Jimmy Johnson - bass Alan Holdsworth - guitar Also: Chad Wackerman

Alan Holdsworth All Night Wrong Songs

	1.	Lanyard Loop
	2.	Things You See, The
	3.	Alphrazallan
	4.	Funnels
	5.	Zone
	6.	Water on the Brain, Pt. 2
	7.	Above & Below
	8.	Gas Lamp Blues

All Night Wrong Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Second to none
This is Great Fusion. Allan is playing his one of his best Live gigs which was recorded so well in Japan. Chad is a Fresh Drummer Live he can cook. Jimmy is pure perfection on Electric Bass. This CD is Pure Bliss.
Submitted by Colin (London ,UK)
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5 stars 3 Fusion Masters,Holdsworth,Wackerman & Johnson
Don't hesitate picking this CD!Allan Chad & Jimmy just flow from the get-go.I couldn't see myself spending $35.00 for the import,but when it finally came out stateside,I jumped on it.I'm really glad that its vocal free of Paul Williams also.If only Chad put out a live Cd,that would be hot!My top 2 jams are Alphrazallan and Water On The Brain. Enjoy,Aloha
Submitted by jazzfusion (eleele,kauai,hawaii)
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