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'''''Summary''': In 1981, Allan Holdsworth, a renowned guitarist, was feeling disenchanted with the music industry and considered taking a factory job to support his family while playing music he loved in the evenings. Despite challenges like self-releasing his album "IOU," he found success, selling 14,000 copies. He later moved to California and formed a new band. Atlantic Records expressed interest in his next album, signaling a turning point in his career. Holdsworth emphasized his commitment to making music he felt passionate about, rather than pursuing financial gain.'' | '''''Summary''': In 1981, Allan Holdsworth, a renowned guitarist, was feeling disenchanted with the music industry and considered taking a factory job to support his family while playing music he loved in the evenings. Despite challenges like self-releasing his album "IOU," he found success, selling 14,000 copies. He later moved to California and formed a new band. Atlantic Records expressed interest in his next album, signaling a turning point in his career. Holdsworth emphasized his commitment to making music he felt passionate about, rather than pursuing financial gain.'' ''[This summary was written by ChatGPT in 2023 based on the article text below.]'' | ||
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