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Tag Archives: Allan Holdsworth
SOFT WORKS’ Archival Performance To Be Issued
December 6, 2020

It’s going to be a poignant release because three quarters of this ensemble – Elton Dean, Hugh Hopper and Allan Holdsworth – passed away, and only John Marshall is still with us. “This ensemble” was SOFT WORKS – SOFT MACHINE … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Holdsworth, Elton Dean, Hugh Hopper, John Marshall, Soft Machine, Soft Works
NUCLEUS & Ian Carr – Torrid Zone: The Vertigo Recordings 1970-1975
August 8, 2019

Esoteric 2019 Music as a continuous process: classic oeuvre of British jazz institution boxed up for unconcealed delight in unified strands of imagination. It was a quiet revolution on Ian Carr’s part, when the trumpeter embarked on a trip of … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Holdsworth, box set, Chris Spedding, fusion, Ian Carr, jazz, jazz rock, John Marshall, Jon Hiseman, Karl Jenkins, Nucleus, Roy Babbington
Paul Williams Passed Away
March 1, 2019
One of the finest British singers, Paul Williams, has died today at the age of 78, a man whose voice graced such diverse collectives as JUICY LUCY, TEMPEST and Allan Holdsworth’s I.O.U. – although, of course, they were all connected … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Holdsworth, Juicy Lucy, obituary, Paul Williams, Tempest
ALLAN HOLDSWORTH – Eidolon
April 7, 2017

Manifesto 2017 Ghost of grumpy genius gets behind his own enigma to haunt the timeless memories. “How Deep Is The Ocean”: this Irving Berlin classic may pose a question that holds a key to Allan Holdsworth’s career, and it’s no … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Holdsworth, fusion, jazz rock
UK To Issue Definitive Box Set
February 10, 2016
UK were one of the most underrated bands that arrived at the tail end of prog rock halcyon days. Taking a strange position between jazz-rock and pop, it was a combination of and Eddie Jobson’s talents, initially fortified by the … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Holdsworth, Bill Bruford, Eddie Jobson, John Wetton, Terry Bozzio, UK