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=Summary of quotes on "Sunbird= | =Summary of quotes on "Sunbird= | ||
In 1994, Allan Holdsworth discussed his collaboration with pianist Gordon Beck, particularly their album "Sunbird." He expressed discomfort with past projects and desired more familiarity with the music before recording. Despite their musical affinity, "Sunbird" was recorded before they toured, which disappointed Holdsworth. He also briefly played the violin on the album. Jean-Marie Salhani shared a memorable encounter with Holdsworth during the recording of "Sunbird," noting the guitarist's shyness and surreal conversations. | In 1994, Allan Holdsworth discussed his collaboration with pianist Gordon Beck, particularly their album "Sunbird." He expressed discomfort with past projects and desired more familiarity with the music before recording. Despite their musical affinity, "Sunbird" was recorded before they toured, which disappointed Holdsworth. He also briefly played the violin on the album. Jean-Marie Salhani shared a memorable encounter with Holdsworth during the recording of "Sunbird," noting the guitarist's shyness and surreal conversations. | ||
=Quotes on "Sunbird= | =Quotes on "Sunbird= | ||
==[[Allan Holdsworth: An interview (Atavachron 1994)]]== | ==[[Allan Holdsworth: An interview (Atavachron 1994)]]== | ||
