Lone Ranger (album) - Revision history

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Track listing

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	==Track listing==		==Track listing==
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	\|+Jeff Watson: Lone Ranger ([[Allan Holdsworth Discography\|D]])		\|+Jeff Watson: Lone Ranger ([[Allan Holdsworth Discography\|D]]) ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oh5051j9f24 YT])
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	==Jeff on Allan==		==Jeff on Allan==
	'''Jeff writes on Facebook, May28th, 2020:		'''Jeff writes on Facebook, May28th, 2020:

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	I miss hearing his voice….		I miss hearing his voice….
	(he also played some pretty interesting guitar…)		(he also played some pretty interesting guitar…)

			==Links==
			"Forest Of Feeling" on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oh5051j9f24

			Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/master/454961-Jeff-Watson-Lone-Ranger

			Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lone_Ranger_(Jeff_Watson_album)
	[[Category:Discography]]		[[Category:Discography]]

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			[[File:Loneranger.jpg\|right\|200px]] "Lone Ranger" is a 1992 album by Jeff Watson. Allan plays chords and a solo on “Forest of feeling”, an instrumental rock tune. The short but sweet chordal part sounds like it was written by Allan. The rest of the tune sounds like a couple of riffs thrown together. Allan solos are nice enough, but drown a bit in the overblown mix. Steve Smith plays a nice drum feature over Allan’s chordal part. Jeff has the guts to do a longer section of trading licks with Allan.
			==Track listing==
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+Jeff Watson: Lone Ranger ([[Allan Holdsworth Discography\|D]])		\|+Jeff Watson: Lone Ranger ([[Allan Holdsworth Discography\|D]])
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			==Jeff on Allan==

	~~Allan plays chords and a solo~~ on “Forest of feeling”, an instrumental rock tune. The short but sweet chordal part sounds like it was written by Allan. The rest of the tune sounds like a couple of riffs thrown together. Allan solos are nice enough, but drown a bit in the overblown mix. Steve Smith plays a nice drum feature over Allan’s chordal part. Jeff has the guts to do a longer section of trading licks with Allan.

	'''Jeff writes on Facebook, May28th, 2020:		'''Jeff writes on Facebook, May28th, 2020:
	'''		'''

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	\| Forest Of Feeling		\| Forest Of Feeling
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	Allan plays chords and a solo on “Forest of feeling”, an instrumental rock tune. The short but sweet chordal part sounds like it was written by Allan. The rest of the tune sounds like a couple of riffs thrown together. Allan solos are nice enough, but drown a bit in the overblown mix. Steve Smith plays a nice drum feature over Allan’s chordal part. Jeff has the guts to do a longer section of trading licks with Allan.		Allan plays chords and a solo on “Forest of feeling”, an instrumental rock tune. The short but sweet chordal part sounds like it was written by Allan. The rest of the tune sounds like a couple of riffs thrown together. Allan solos are nice enough, but drown a bit in the overblown mix. Steve Smith plays a nice drum feature over Allan’s chordal part. Jeff has the guts to do a longer section of trading licks with Allan.

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	Allan plays chords and a solo on “Forest of feeling”, an instrumental rock tune. The short but sweet chordal part sounds like it was written by Allan. The rest of the tune sounds like a couple of riffs thrown together. Allan solos are nice enough, but drown a bit in the overblown mix. Steve Smith plays a nice drum feature over Allan’s chordal part. Jeff has the guts to do a longer section of trading licks with Allan.		Allan plays chords and a solo on “Forest of feeling”, an instrumental rock tune. The short but sweet chordal part sounds like it was written by Allan. The rest of the tune sounds like a couple of riffs thrown together. Allan solos are nice enough, but drown a bit in the overblown mix. Steve Smith plays a nice drum feature over Allan’s chordal part. Jeff has the guts to do a longer section of trading licks with Allan.

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 Allan plays chords and a solo on “Forest of feeling”, an instrumental rock tune. The short but sweet chordal part sounds like it was written by Allan. The rest of the tune sounds like a couple of riffs thrown together. Allan solos are nice enough, but drown a bit in the overblown mix. Steve Smith plays a nice drum feature over Allan’s chordal part. Jeff has the guts to do a longer section of trading licks with Allan.
-Jeff writes on Facebook, May28th, 2020:
+'''Jeff writes on Facebook, May28th, 2020:
 Allan and I were friends, and there’s definitely no ‘dueling’ here, as I’m just a self taught plunker, and Allan is... well.. Allan...
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 One thing I do remember well about those times is that Allan hated everything he ever played or recorded, and couldn’t be talked out of it..
 Frustrating as hell, as I’ve never seen or heard anyone with his level of knowledge and ability... but that’s just Allan’s humility and self deprecating nature.
 [[Category:Discography]]