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Bryan Spring (drums)<br>
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==Pat Smythe and Allan Holdsworth Quartet==<br>
==Pat Smythe and Allan Holdsworth Quartet==
"Sounds of Jazz"<br>
"Sounds of Jazz"<br>
August 14, 1977<br>
August 14, 1977<br>
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4. Kibby Fowler (Allan Holdsworth?)<br>
4. Kibby Fowler (Allan Holdsworth?)<br>
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==Pat Smythe and Allan Holdsworth Quartet==<br>
==Pat Smythe and Allan Holdsworth Quartet==
"Sounds of Jazz"<br>
"Sounds of Jazz"<br>
November 26, 1978<br>
November 26, 1978<br>
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4. White Line (Allan Holdsworth)<br>
4. White Line (Allan Holdsworth)<br>
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==Holdsworth & Co.==<br>
==Holdsworth & Co.==
"Jazz In Britain"<br>
"Jazz In Britain"<br>
November 14, 1979 <br>
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3. Sunday (Allan Holdsworth)<br>
3. Sunday (Allan Holdsworth)<br>
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==Ian Carr’s Conversation With The Blues==<br>
==Ian Carr’s Conversation With The Blues==
March 17, 1980<br>
March 17, 1980<br>
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4. Steppes (Smythe)<br>
4. Steppes (Smythe)<br>
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==I.O.U.==<br>
==I.O.U.==
"Jazz In Britain"<br>
"Jazz In Britain"<br>
October 20, 1981<br>
October 20, 1981<br>
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5. Letters Of Marque (Allan Holdsworth)<br>
5. Letters Of Marque (Allan Holdsworth)<br>
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==Gordon Beck Quartet with Allan Holdsworth==<br>
==Gordon Beck Quartet with Allan Holdsworth==
December 2, 1981<br>
December 2, 1981<br>
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Revision as of 15:05, 1 March 2019

Allan Holdsworth/Ray Warleigh Quintet

Sounds of Jazz, BBC Radio
9th June 1974

Presented by Dave Gelly

1. Paris Thoughts (Allan Holdsworth)
2. New Dawn (Pat Smythe)
3. Kinder (Allan Holdsworth)
4. Plummet Airlines (Allan Holdsworth)

Allan Holdsworth (electric guitar, violin)
Ray Warleigh (alto saxophone, alto flute)
Pat Smythe (piano)
Ron Mathewson (bass guitar)
Bryan Spring (drums)

Pat Smythe and Allan Holdsworth Quartet

"Sounds of Jazz"
August 14, 1977

Allan Holdsworth: Guitar
Pat Smythe: Piano
Ron Mathewson: Bass
Martin Drew: Drums

1. Forever Until Sunday (Bill Bruford)
2. Wayley Wayley/The Water is Wide (Scottish trad.)
3. Drumbilical Cord (Martin Drew)
4. Kibby Fowler (Allan Holdsworth?)

Pat Smythe and Allan Holdsworth Quartet

"Sounds of Jazz"
November 26, 1978

Allan Holdsworth: Guitar
Pat Smythe: Piano
Darryl Runswick: Bass
Harold Fisher: Drums

1. Questar (Keith Jarrett)
2. Smatter (Kenny Wheeler)
3. What Am I Doing With You? (Pat Smythe)
4. White Line (Allan Holdsworth)

Holdsworth & Co.

"Jazz In Britain"
November 14, 1979

Allan Holdsworth: Guitar
Gordon Beck: Piano
Ray Warleigh: Alto/soprano Saxophone
John Aue: Bass
John Marshall: Drums

1. The Things You See (When You Haven't Got A Gun) (Allan Holdsworth)
2. Every Little Breeze (Allan Holdsworth)
3. Sunday (Allan Holdsworth)

Ian Carr’s Conversation With The Blues

March 17, 1980

Ian Carr: Trumpet
Allan Holdsworth: Guitar
Brian Smith & Tim Whitehead: Sax/Flute
Geoff Castle: Keyboards
Chucho Merchan: Bass
Nic France: Drums
Chris Fletcher: Percussion


1. Conversation With The Blues 1
2. Conversation With The Blues 2
3. Sidewalk

==Pat Smythe Quintet==
May 25, 1980

Allan Holdsworth: Guitar
Pat Smythe: Piano
Ray Warleigh: Alto saxophone, Flute
Chris Laurence: Bass
John Marshall: Drums

1. Letters of Marque (Allan Holdsworth)
2. Reflection (Pat Smythe)
3. Out from Under (Holdsworth/Steve Robinson)
4. Steppes (Smythe)

I.O.U.

"Jazz In Britain"
October 20, 1981

Allan Holdsworth: Guitar
Paul Carmichael: Bass
Gary Husband: Drums, piano

1. White Line (Allan Holdsworth)
2. Shallow Sea (Intro) (Allan Holdsworth)
3. Where Is One? (Allan Holdsworth)
4. Prayer (Gary Husband): /
Drifting Into The Attack (Allan Holdsworth)
5. Letters Of Marque (Allan Holdsworth)

Gordon Beck Quartet with Allan Holdsworth

December 2, 1981

Allan Holdsworth: Guitar
Gordon Beck: Piano
Jeff Clyne: Bass
Gary Husband: Drums

1. Diminished Responsibility (Allan Holdsworth).
2. Sans Melodie Too (Gordon Beck).
3. For C.W. (Gordon Beck).