When Bradford Rocked: Difference between revisions
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The text says that Allan’s father was an amateur musician. This might be technically true, but according to Allan, Sam Holdsworth had been a professional musician, and worked in the Air Force band during the war. After the war, he was offered to go to London, much in the same way that Allan later was. But Sam decided to get a day job and stay with his family in Bradford. | The text says that Allan’s father was an amateur musician. This might be technically true, but according to Allan, Sam Holdsworth had been a professional musician, and worked in the Air Force band during the war. After the war, he was offered to go to London, much in the same way that Allan later was. But Sam decided to get a day job and stay with his family in Bradford. | ||
One Bradford band that the text does not mention is The Museum, formed in 1967. There is | One Bradford band that the text does not mention is The Museum, formed in 1967. There is [https://www.zanywoodruff.com/related-bands/the-museum-1967/ a picture of them on the Zany Woodruff website]. It is entirely possible that there were more bands in Bradford before 1970. | ||
Most of what is written about Allan’s career since moving to London is well known, although more details are always welcome. Many thanks to Derek Lister and Cliff Dutton for filling in some of the blanks in Allan’s early history. | Most of what is written about Allan’s career since moving to London is well known, although more details are always welcome. Many thanks to Derek Lister and Cliff Dutton for filling in some of the blanks in Allan’s early history. | ||
