Jason Becker - Guitar solo, April 1989 #jasonbecker #guitar #guitarist #guitarsolo #cacophony | Shred Music TV

Hey everyone, Team Becker here! Jason just wanted to say thank you for all the beautiful comments and love on his last video. 💙 Every word means the world to him, his family, and all of us at Team Becker. Your support truly lifts us up every single day. He’s also opening things up for you to ask questions about his music or his life. He’ll be answering some in upcoming posts, so thank you for being patient with us as we go through them. 💬 You can leave your question in the comments or tap the

✨ One Year of the Jason Becker Creative Care Project ✨ One year ago, we launched the Jason Becker Creative Care Project — a nonprofit born from Jason and Serrana’s heart (yes, that Serrana!) and shaped by everything Jason has learned during 35 years of fighting ALS with courage, creativity, and love. Today, we’re celebrating an incredible first year — and it’s all because of you. Your generosity, compassion, and belief in our mission have allowed us to support families who desperately need help.

Jason Becker was at the forefront of the original shred movement back in the late 80’s. His playing style was visceral and commanding and he was a focused figure in ushering in the rock virtuoso guitar movement. As many of you know, while reaching for (and embracing) the stars, Jason was diagnosed with ALS in 1989, right at the time he was replacing me in the David Lee Roth Band. He was able to finish his excellent guitar work on Roth’s “A Little Ain’t Enough” album before the ALS debilitated hi