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'''''Summary''': In this 1981 interview, the guitarist Allan Holdsworth, renowned for his unique blend of rock and jazz, expresses frustration with the challenges of gaining recognition in the music industry. He discusses his band "False Alarm" and their struggles to secure a record deal and management. Holdsworth's critical self-evaluation is a recurring theme, as he often dislikes his own recordings despite his innovative guitar techniques. He shares insights into his playing style, emphasizing the importance of spontaneity and interaction with other musicians. The interview sheds light on the complex journey of a guitarist whose distinctive style has influenced many, even as he navigates the ups and downs of his career.'' | '''''Summary''': In this 1981 interview, the guitarist Allan Holdsworth, renowned for his unique blend of rock and jazz, expresses frustration with the challenges of gaining recognition in the music industry. He discusses his band "False Alarm" and their struggles to secure a record deal and management. Holdsworth's critical self-evaluation is a recurring theme, as he often dislikes his own recordings despite his innovative guitar techniques. He shares insights into his playing style, emphasizing the importance of spontaneity and interaction with other musicians. The interview sheds light on the complex journey of a guitarist whose distinctive style has influenced many, even as he navigates the ups and downs of his career.'' ''[This summary was written by ChatGPT in 2023 based on the article text below.]'' | ||
== The Reluctant Virtuoso == | |||
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Guitar World, September 1981 | Guitar World, September 1981 | ||
