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| N 16:28 | Steve Hunt (Allan Holdsworth, Stanley Clarke) - 'Connections' Episode 001 diffhist +25,735 Per talk contribs (Created page with "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JO2k8aGGIPA Here is the cleaned-up and formatted transcript of the conversation between **Evan Marien (EM)** and **Steve Hunt (SH)** on the premiere episode of *Connections*: --- **EM:** Dude. Man, I mean, your studio here is... you got a lot of outboard gear, a lot of keyboards, vintage... you got a Magicstomp, you got a Magicstomp! **SH:** Yeah, you got a DX7—the original DX7 that I used on the road with Allan! **EM:** No way! **...") | ||||
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| N 16:24 | The Steve Hunt Interview - Playing With Allan Holdsworth diffhist +30,038 Per talk contribs (Created page with "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZClkvwrH0c **RB:** Hey, everybody, I'm Rick Beato. On today's Sounding Off, keyboardist Steve Hunt. Steve played with Allan Holdsworth for nearly 10 years, and he's here today to talk with me about it. It's coming up next! Everybody, welcome to Sounding Off. Our guest today is Steve Hunt. He's a keyboardist who's played with one of the greatest guitarists of all time, Allan Holdsworth. For how many years, Steve? **SH:** Almost 10 years...") | ||||
| N 16:16 | Allan Holdsworth, Steve Hunt, Jimmy Johnson, Gary Husband, Q & A, Dec 4, 1989, London diffhist +8,935 Per talk contribs (Created page with "Pretty raw transcript of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UY-xpbapOh0 Here is the cleaned-up transcript, preserving all quotes, statements, and timestamps in chronological order with non-verbal tags (`[Applause]`, `[Music]`) removed and minor ASR typos corrected (such as *Nicholas Slonimsky*, *Mick Goodrick*, and *SynthAxe*): * **** ...then everybody else decides... I actually don't like ourselves, well, I just think that it just means... Yeah, but usually that's what I...") | ||||
| N 16:10 | The Allan Holdsworth Stories diffhist +58,453 Per talk contribs (Created page with "This is a slightly edited transcript of "The Allan Holdsworth Stories" on Samo Salomon's channel. The timestamps are not correct though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oi2MCLre_pI Steve Hunt [00:04] We had fun on that and everything. But the way I met Alan was through that, because he called me up once in the '80s and he said—it was in the wintertime—and he goes, "Hey, listen, I have this huge tour going to Europe." This is 1987. And he goes, "I got this big tour...") | ||||
7 November 2026
| N 09:58 | Allan Holdsworth NYC The Cutting Room - September 13 - 2014 diffhist +90,775 Per talk contribs (Created page with "Here is the complete, cleaned-up transcript from the Allan Holdsworth masterclass/Q&A event at The Cutting Room in New York City (September 13, 2014), with speaker identifiers included: Allan Holdsworth: Live at The Cutting Room, NYC (Sept 13, 2014) [00:02] Allan Holdsworth: ...go your own way and leave a trend, you know, so it's like kind of like that for me, so. [00:07] Interviewer: So, don't you think that that's a—I mean, I know you don't like that word for yours...") | ||||
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| N 09:51 | Allan Holdsworth Interview at Big Mama (Rome 2000) diffhist +9,551 Per talk contribs (Created page with "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duUgsohjbU4 Here is the complete transcript from the interview, formatted with spell-checked and punctuated original quotes, alongside speaker identification and exact timestamps. --- ### Allan Holdsworth Interview at Big Mama (Rome 2000) Interviewer: Allan, please describe yourself as a man and as a musician. Allan Holdsworth: As a matter of [fact], visually at all, I don't seem to be very good at either. I try. It's just like... I...") | ||||
| N 08:43 | The Jeff Berlin Interview diffhist +2,024 Per talk contribs (Created page with "https://youtu.be/MReU0doapdQ Here are the specific quotes from the transcript where Jeff Berlin and Rick Beato discuss working with **Allan Holdsworth**: --- ### **1. Introduction & Discography** > **RB:** "Our special guest today is an old friend of mine. This is Mr. Jeff Berlin. He is a legendary bassist... You've played with Scott Henderson, you've played with Bill Bruford, Dave Liebman, and you played on *Road Games* with Allan Holdsworth." --- ### **2. Session...") | ||||
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6 November 2026
| N 23:53 | Allan Holdsworth - Interview 2 diffhist +1,871 Per talk contribs (Created page with "https://youtu.be/fycXnJL_gM8 Here is the cleaned-up transcript from the Allan Holdsworth interview: --- **Allan Holdsworth:** It was really nice to get an opportunity to come back and play, you know, because it's been so difficult for us to do that. Really, it's pretty much like that all over. We don't really get booked at jazz festivals usually, because the music falls into the cracks, you know, between categories. So it's very difficult trying to do this and get an...") | ||||
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| N 23:50 | Allan Holdsworth Interview diffhist +4,984 Per talk contribs (Created page with "https://youtu.be/jJ3CBERZuHs Here is the cleaned-up transcript from the Allan Holdsworth interview: --- **Narrator:** ...movement of the 70s playing with bands like Soft Machine and Gong, and people like Bill Bruford and Jean-Luc Ponty. He is still one of the most innovative guitar players in the world, but he remains relatively unknown except to a lot of guitar aficionados. Allan Holdsworth recently has applied this astonishing technique of his to an instrument call...") | ||||
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N 23:08 | Intervista Allan Holdsworth - Moody Jazz Cafè - 20/10/2010 - Foggia 2 changes history +2,265 [Per (2×)] | |||
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5 November 2026
| N 22:13 | Allan Holdsworth talks about his influences and sound (in December 1974) diffhist +835 Per talk contribs (Created page with "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh6nx6IZnBU Allan Holdsworth: Well, I've actually been more influenced by other musicians than guitarists, because I always like... out of all the records that I... like, you know, I've always liked jazz. And out of all the records I ever heard, even the ones that contained like really fine guitar players that I like, I always found that I was more impressed by solos played by other people. Interviewer: Oh, really? Allan Holdsworth: You...") | ||||
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22:10 (cur | prev) +8,983 Per talk contribs (Created page with "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lKt6DZOQik https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vMdOCuLkF4 Part 1: Allan Holdsworth on working with Bill Bruford Allan Holdsworth: He wasn't really like a band leader as such. He just generally kind of organized the things and he wrote the music. I never thought of him as being like a band leader cuz everybody was all the guys were always treated with the same, you know, like his equal. It was... I never got that from him at all. We'd all d...") | |||
| N 22:06 | Allan Holdsworth Quartet Montreal 1993 w Interview diffhist +8,595 Per talk contribs (Created page with "https://youtu.be/W-oI8C8O8qo Interviewer: Okay, well, uh, that was a pretty, pretty exciting show out there. The audience seemed to, uh, really enjoy it, and you guys seem to be having a lot of fun. Allan Holdsworth: Well, the audience were the best thing, you know, they were great. Well, the guys in the band, the audience, you know, it was really great. It was really nice to get an opportunity to come back and play, you know, because it's been so difficult for us to d...") | ||||
