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The interview with Allan Holdsworth, conducted by Mauro Salvatori in November 1996, discusses Holdsworth's latest album "None Too Soon" and his decision to focus on jazz standards. Gordon Beck, Kirk Covington, and Gary Willis joined him in this project, where they explored compositions by Coltrane, Reinhardt, Joe Henderson, and even Lennon-McCartney. Holdsworth mentions his approach to playing these standards and maintaining his unique style. He also talks about his musical influences, collaborations, and future projects, including a potential book on harmonic theory. The interview touches on his use of SynthAxe and his admiration for Italian culture and cuisine. | ''The interview with Allan Holdsworth, conducted by Mauro Salvatori in November 1996, discusses Holdsworth's latest album "None Too Soon" and his decision to focus on jazz standards. Gordon Beck, Kirk Covington, and Gary Willis joined him in this project, where they explored compositions by Coltrane, Reinhardt, Joe Henderson, and even Lennon-McCartney. Holdsworth mentions his approach to playing these standards and maintaining his unique style. He also talks about his musical influences, collaborations, and future projects, including a potential book on harmonic theory. The interview touches on his use of SynthAxe and his admiration for Italian culture and cuisine.'' ''[This summary was written by ChatGPT in 2023 based on the article text below.]'' | ||
== Intervista i Allan Holdsworth == | == Intervista i Allan Holdsworth == | ||
