Soft Machine Allan Holdsworth/Netherlands 1975 Osaka，Japan 1979 & more [“REPRESENTING THE MAMBO” released on

[“REPRESENTING THE MAMBO” released on April 10th]・April 28th – June 3rd: North America #1 (22 performances)・June 16th – 24th: North America #2 (6 performances)・June 29th Sunday – July 8: Europe (9 performances) July 10 – September 19: North America #3 (42 performances) ←★Coco★ October 4 – November 22: North America #4 (30 performances) Performance) This is LITTLE FEAT in 1990

there is no sense of distance in the thick core when it is on

focusing on two albums

"A Tale That Wasn't Right"

" erupted from the first floor seats

Soft Machine Allan Holdsworth/Netherlands 1975 Osaka，Japan 1979 & more [“REPRESENTING THE MAMBO” released onThis is a live sound source of Soft Machine when Alan Holdsworth was enrolled. In the early days, Soft Machine was categorized as psychedelic or Canterbury style, with some Kevin Ayers influences, but later they moved toward jazz, featuring wind instruments and organs without a guitarist. Meanwhile, the up and coming guitarist Alan Holdsworth, who was in demand at the time with jazz rock prog bands such as Nucleus and Gong, was selected as the