Ed, Mike & Al rarely played the bluesy “316”-to-be during 5150 Tour. скачать в хорошем качестве

Ed, Mike & Al rarely played the bluesy “316”-to-be during 5150 Tour.

As part of Eddie Van Halen’s solo guitar arrangement performed during the entire 5150 Tour, he always began by playing snippets of “Pour le Piano, L. 95, Sarabande”—written by Claude Debussy—and Bagatelle No. 25 in A Minor (commonly known as “Fur Elise”)—written by Ludwig van Beethoven. After that, Eddie played the embryo of “316” before getting into the main attraction of his solo guitar. However, there was a difference to “316”-to-be that was played during the same tour held at Greensboro Coliseum, North Carolina, on May 16th, 1986. From the beginning Eddie played it, Mike Anthony and Alex Van Halen accompanied him. Even both Mike and Alex accompanied Eddie until he finished playing “316” embryo. So, if you listen to it carefully, it is like hearing Eddie, Mike and Alex jamming together playing the bluesy “316”-to-be.