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[[File: | '''''Summary''': Allan Holdsworth, a renowned and innovative jazz guitarist, discusses his career, influences, and the unique SynthAxe instrument in an interview. Despite being a legendary figure in the music world, he remains somewhat underground and self-critical, stating, "I am my biggest enemy, I don't know how to promote myself enough." He also mentions his love for science fiction and electronic engineering aspirations. Additionally, he reflects on his album "The Sixteen Men Of Tain" and his experiences with various bands and musicians. ''[This summary was written by ChatGPT in 2023 based on the article text below.]'' | ||
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==Allan Holdsworth - Culto a la guitarra== | |||
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AH: "Perseverancia, tener esperanza y a la vez esperar lo peor. Desconfía de alguien que quiera ser tu mánager y haz lo que sientes que debas hacer". | AH: "Perseverancia, tener esperanza y a la vez esperar lo peor. Desconfía de alguien que quiera ser tu mánager y haz lo que sientes que debas hacer". | ||
== Machine translated version == | ==Cult of the guitar (Machine translated version)== | ||
''As always, I have marked the quotes here as machine back translated, because Allan's words have been through a process where they were first translated into Spanish, and then machine translated back again to English. Allan's intended meaning does seem to come through most of the time, but we don't really know what Allan actually said himself.'' | ''As always, I have marked the quotes here as machine back translated, because Allan's words have been through a process where they were first translated into Spanish, and then machine translated back again to English. Allan's intended meaning does seem to come through most of the time, but we don't really know what Allan actually said himself.'' | ||
Allan Holdsworth - Guitar Cult | [[File:Ahs3c-edit.jpg|right|300px]]Allan Holdsworth - Guitar Cult | ||
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In the UK group you played with Eddie Jobson, Bill Bruford and John Wetton. But you only recorded one album with them. [Machine translated] | In the UK group you played with Eddie Jobson, Bill Bruford and John Wetton. But you only recorded one album with them. [Machine translated] | ||
AH: "They were good guys, but there were many different points of view. The problem with UK is that live I never played the same solo twice, and Eddie Jobson didn't like that, he always played exactly the same thing. In the end it was like a nightmare and I didn't like going out anymore. So when Bill Bruford decided to leave, I went with him. | AH: "They were good guys, but there were many different points of view. The problem with UK is that live I never played the same solo twice, and Eddie Jobson didn't like that, he always played exactly the same thing. In the end it was like a nightmare and I didn't like going out anymore. So when Bill Bruford decided to leave, I went with him. I had a great time with Bill. However, both in the UK and with Bruford he still had a lot of restrictions when it came to recording. I never thought Bruford was a jazz drummer. By then I already had a lot of material written, I met drummer Gary Husband and decided to continue my solo career." [Machine back translated] | ||
Recently it seemed that the UK got back together. [Machine translated] | Recently it seemed that the UK got back together. [Machine translated] | ||
