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3 days ago · Frank Zappa once lauded Allan Holdsworth as “one of the most interesting guys on guitar on the planet.” During the late 1970s and early 1980s, he had caught people’s attention as a member of a number of noteworthy jazz fusion acts.
1 day ago · On the other hand, the lack of improvisation drove Holdsworth up the wall. Still, I think we made a pretty darn good record.” “When Allan and Bill left and we became a trio with drummer Terry Bozzio, we moved even further in a vocal and song-oriented direction, and my bass playing became even more functional.
5 days ago · Shubh Saran also benefits from such trickery. “I've never been a fast player,” he admitted. “A lot of my speed comes from Tim Miller and Allan Holdsworth [legato] style. There's something about guitar techniques that you pick up; sometimes they can be so alien to you, and sometimes it’s the exact thing that you need.
22 hours ago · “There are there [sic] Yorkshire men who have left their mark in Jazz history; guitarists John McLaughlin, Alan [sic] Holdsworth, and drummer and keyboard player, Gary Husband – his CV reads like a who’s who in jazz and beyond, having been in bands with John McLaughlin, Billy Cobham, Allan Holdsworth, Level 42, Jack Bruce and Gary Moore.”
1 day ago · The first is probably what will attract most readers of this blog – Jakko’s tortuous route through the fandom of – and ultimately performing with – musicians written about on these pages, which included close relationships with Dave Stewart and Pip Pyle; interactions with Bill Bruford and Allan Holdsworth; members of Henry Cow; and we ...
3 days ago · King used a Lab Series L5 2×12" combo amplifier and used this amplifier for a long time. It was made by Norlin Industries for Gibson in the 1970s and 1980s. Other popular L5 users are Allan Holdsworth and Ty Tabor of King's X. The L5 has an onboard compressor, parametric equalization, and four inputs. King also used a Fender Twin Reverb. [78]
3 days ago · Some of these videos got very niche, especially the Allan Holdsworth one, which you need a PhD in Holdsworthian philosophy to understand. I’m pretty sure this is the video that Matt Berry is parodying in this clip from Snuff Box.
