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David Lee Roth - Yankee Rose - Live 1991
David Lee Roth performing "Yankee Rose" at Merriweather Post Pavillion in Columbia, MD on June 25, 1991 during his "A Little Ain't Enough" tour. Guitarist Joe Holmes, bassist Todd Jensen, keyboardist Brett Tuggle and drummer Gregg Bissonette are the musicians.
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These were good times...DAMN GOOD TIMES.David was pure rock star.
Becker was very sick at the time... the last few tracks to finish the album Becker was sitting down, with Roth encouraging him the whole time... awesome
This is the day i was born....sweet!!!!
TY Ms J. 4 finding & sharing these vids.>>>Hope U bring more.! I'm in waiting mode>>> Intensley relaxed.
Thats a local Guy from Portland Oregon Todd Jensen on bass great guy
the batery still live
it sounded much better in person !
Put out some music Joe! I loved you in Lizzy Borden!
@mqmqmwmw Yes, I am absolutely sure. Becker never toured with David Lee Roth. He only recorded the album.
@PhrygianKnight I never said it was Jason Becker. I know it is Joe Holmes on guitar.
i could imagine this with Eddie, Alex, and Wolfgang Van Halen
Joe Holmes.
Dave sounds like the Swedish Chef on this one... :-)
@mystereojones if this was in 1991 then i dont think it was Jason .. poor guy was diagnosed with the disease in 1989 I think ..
@mystereojones It is joe
@guitarist6787 its holmes becker never played live with david only did the record
@mystereojones are you sure I think its Becker
@peteandurnot
3 жыл бұрын
Becker was diagnosed with ALS around the time A little ain't enough was recorded. The effects were starting to show, he never got to tour witb DLR.
Awesome song, but ruined by the keyboardist!
@evanskick22 *sighs*
Becker wasn't able to tour so it was the next person which was probably Holmes.
I saw this tour in North Chas SC and the mix was terrible . It was way too loud and just didn't sound good . The openers were Extreme and Cinderella and both of those bands were excellent .
@peteandurnot
3 жыл бұрын
Ironically Todd Jensen, DLRs bassist here, went on to join Hardline 2 years later, and in the UK they toured supporting Extreme in a lot of the same Arenas that he'd performed with DLR.
Joe Holmes didn't impress me on this tour