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Tempest was formed by drummer [[Jon Hiseman]]. The initial lineup additionally consisted of [[Mark Clarke]] on bass and keyboards, and [[Paul Williams]] on vocals. This lineup recorded their [[Tempest (album)|eponymous debut album]], which featured Allan on guitar, violin and backing vocals. Allan also contributed to a few songs. When Allan gave his notice, he was replaced by [[Ollie Halsall]]. Tempest recorded a BBC session with both guitarists, which is available on the compilation [[Under The Blossom: The Anthology (album)]]. When Allan left, Paul Williams also left, and the band continued as a three piece. | Tempest was formed by drummer [[Jon Hiseman]]. The initial lineup additionally consisted of [[Mark Clarke]] on bass and keyboards, and [[Paul Williams]] on vocals. This lineup recorded their [[Tempest (album)|eponymous debut album]], which featured Allan on guitar, violin and backing vocals. Allan also contributed to a few songs. When Allan gave his notice, he was replaced by [[Ollie Halsall]]. Tempest recorded a BBC session with both guitarists, which is available on the compilation [[Under The Blossom: The Anthology (album)]]. When Allan left, Paul Williams also left, and the band continued as a three piece. | ||
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=Summary of quotes on Tempest= | =Summary of quotes on Tempest= | ||
Holdsworth joined the band Tempest, led by drummer Jon Hiseman, and played on their debut album, released in 1972. This marked his first professional band experience. While with Tempest, Holdsworth's guitar playing displayed a blend of rock and jazz influences. He played solos characterized by clear phrasing and occasional clever twists. However, Holdsworth became disenchanted with Tempest's musical direction, finding it too limiting for his innovative ideas. He left the band in 1973. After his departure from Tempest, Holdsworth spent a period on the dole (unemployment benefits) before getting involved with Soft Machine and other musical ventures. Holdsworth's time with Tempest was part of his journey to develop a unique musical identity, which ultimately led him to explore various musical avenues and collaborations. While his stint with Tempest may not have been a long-lasting endeavor, it played a role in shaping his early career and musical evolution. | Holdsworth joined the band Tempest, led by drummer Jon Hiseman, and played on their debut album, released in 1972. This marked his first professional band experience. While with Tempest, Holdsworth's guitar playing displayed a blend of rock and jazz influences. He played solos characterized by clear phrasing and occasional clever twists. However, Holdsworth became disenchanted with Tempest's musical direction, finding it too limiting for his innovative ideas. He left the band in 1973. After his departure from Tempest, Holdsworth spent a period on the dole (unemployment benefits) before getting involved with Soft Machine and other musical ventures. Holdsworth's time with Tempest was part of his journey to develop a unique musical identity, which ultimately led him to explore various musical avenues and collaborations. While his stint with Tempest may not have been a long-lasting endeavor, it played a role in shaping his early career and musical evolution. ''[This summary was written by ChatGPT in 2023 based on the quotes below.]'' | ||
=Quotes on Tempest= | =Quotes on Tempest= | ||
