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===Allan Holdsworth releases (and related) in 2020=== | ===Allan Holdsworth releases (and related) in 2020=== | ||
[[File:Ah2020.jpg|440px|right]]Every cloud has a silver lining: 2020 is shaping up to be a good year for fans of Allan’s music in terms of new releases. A concert from 1986, a private recording from the 70s, a rare appearance with PAZ, and not least an authoritative book on Allan’s music. Below follows a brief listing of the items. There are also a few related | [[File:Ah2020.jpg|440px|right]]Every cloud has a silver lining: 2020 is shaping up to be a good year for fans of Allan’s music in terms of new releases. A concert from 1986, a private recording from the 70s, a rare appearance with PAZ, and not least an authoritative book on Allan’s music. Below follows a brief listing of the items. There are also a few related projects of special interest to Allan’s fans listed in a separate section. | ||
===Allan Holdsworth albums and books:=== | ===Allan Holdsworth albums and books:=== | ||
"Frankfurt '86" by Allan Holdsworth. A CD/DVD package of Allan’s concert at the Frankfurt jazz festival in 1986. The audio and video has been transferred from the original broadcast tapes. (May 29, 2020). More info: [[Frankfurt '86 (album)| | '''"Frankfurt '86" by Allan Holdsworth'''. A CD/DVD package of Allan’s concert at the Frankfurt jazz festival in 1986. The audio and video has been transferred from the original broadcast tapes. (May 29, 2020). More info: [[Frankfurt '86 (album)| Frankfurt '86]]. | ||
“Devil Take The Hindmost: The Otherworldly Music of Allan Holdsworth”. A book on Allan’s music by Ed Chang, based on his blog “Thread Of Lunacy”. More info: [[Devil Take The Hindmost (2020 Book)]] | '''“Devil Take The Hindmost: The Otherworldly Music of Allan Holdsworth”'''. A book on Allan’s music by Ed Chang, based on his blog “Thread Of Lunacy”. More info: [[Devil Take The Hindmost (2020 Book)]]. | ||
“Warleigh Manor” by Holdsworth/Warleigh/Mathewson/Spring. An archival release of private recordings from the 70s. More info: [[Warleigh Manor]] | '''“Warleigh Manor” by Holdsworth/Warleigh/Mathewson/Spring'''. An archival release of private recordings from the 70s. More info: [[Warleigh Manor]]. | ||
“Live In London '81: The Ron Mathewson Tapes Vol. 2” by PAZ with The Singing Bowls of Tibet featuring Allan Holdsworth. A live performance in the studio, featuring Allan in a supporting role. More info: [[Live In London '81: The Ron Mathewson Tapes Vol. 2]] | '''“Live In London '81: The Ron Mathewson Tapes Vol. 2” by PAZ with The Singing Bowls of Tibet featuring Allan Holdsworth'''. A live performance in the studio, featuring Allan in a supporting role. More info: [[Live In London '81: The Ron Mathewson Tapes Vol. 2]]. | ||
===Allan Holdsworth related releases=== | ===Allan Holdsworth related releases=== | ||
“Music of our times” by Markus Reuter and Gary Husband. A recording of spontaneous music done in Japan after a tour was abruptly cancelled. Contains “White Horses”, dedicated to Allan. More info: [https://markus-reuter-moonjune.bandcamp.com/track/white-horses-for-allan "White Horses"]. See also this video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxQfeOoMJow Gary Husband remembers Allan Holdsworth - White Horses] | '''“Music of our times” by Markus Reuter and Gary Husband'''. A recording of spontaneous music done in Japan after a tour was abruptly cancelled. Contains “White Horses”, dedicated to Allan. More info: [https://markus-reuter-moonjune.bandcamp.com/track/white-horses-for-allan "White Horses"]. See also this video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxQfeOoMJow Gary Husband remembers Allan Holdsworth - White Horses]. | ||
“The Holdsworth Reinterpretations” by Sebastiaan Cornelissen. The album promises to treat a number of Allan’s compositions as jazz standards. (June 1, 2020). More info: [https://sebastiaancornelissen.bandcamp.com/album/the-holdsworth-reinterpretations The Holdsworth Reinterpretations on Bandcamp]. | '''“The Holdsworth Reinterpretations” by Sebastiaan Cornelissen'''. The album promises to treat a number of Allan’s compositions as jazz standards. (June 1, 2020). More info: [https://sebastiaancornelissen.bandcamp.com/album/the-holdsworth-reinterpretations The Holdsworth Reinterpretations on Bandcamp]. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:13, 18 April 2020
Every cloud has a silver lining: 2020 is shaping up to be a good year for fans of Allan’s music in terms of new releases. A concert from 1986, a private recording from the 70s, a rare appearance with PAZ, and not least an authoritative book on Allan’s music. Below follows a brief listing of the items. There are also a few related projects of special interest to Allan’s fans listed in a separate section.
Allan Holdsworth albums and books:
"Frankfurt '86" by Allan Holdsworth. A CD/DVD package of Allan’s concert at the Frankfurt jazz festival in 1986. The audio and video has been transferred from the original broadcast tapes. (May 29, 2020). More info: Frankfurt '86.
“Devil Take The Hindmost: The Otherworldly Music of Allan Holdsworth”. A book on Allan’s music by Ed Chang, based on his blog “Thread Of Lunacy”. More info: Devil Take The Hindmost (2020 Book).
“Warleigh Manor” by Holdsworth/Warleigh/Mathewson/Spring. An archival release of private recordings from the 70s. More info: Warleigh Manor.
“Live In London '81: The Ron Mathewson Tapes Vol. 2” by PAZ with The Singing Bowls of Tibet featuring Allan Holdsworth. A live performance in the studio, featuring Allan in a supporting role. More info: Live In London '81: The Ron Mathewson Tapes Vol. 2.
“Music of our times” by Markus Reuter and Gary Husband. A recording of spontaneous music done in Japan after a tour was abruptly cancelled. Contains “White Horses”, dedicated to Allan. More info: "White Horses". See also this video: Gary Husband remembers Allan Holdsworth - White Horses.
“The Holdsworth Reinterpretations” by Sebastiaan Cornelissen. The album promises to treat a number of Allan’s compositions as jazz standards. (June 1, 2020). More info: The Holdsworth Reinterpretations on Bandcamp.
