OU: Here I offer this great set of BBC recordings of Allan Holdsworth from 1980 & 1981.
The first set is by Holdsworth & Co. from 1980, followed by Allan Holdsworth I.O.U.
from 1981. These recordings are quite rare and are a must for all Allan Holdsworth fans! Please take note on the I.O.U. set that Paul Williams is not there so it is all instrumental... Both sessions are from the " Jazz In Britain " series on the BBC! The sound quality is EX on these recordings.
Allan Holdsworth
BBC Sessions
"Jazz In Britain"
BBC Radio 3
January 8, 1980
October 20, 1981
61 minutes, 15 seconds
Allan Holdsworth & CO.
"Jazz In Britain"
London, UK
January 8, 1980
1. Announcer Intro
2. The Things You See When You Haven't Got Your Gun
3. Every Little Breeze
4. Sunday
5. Announcer Closing Comments
Allan Holdsworth - Guitar
Gordon Beck - Piano
John O'Whey - Bass
Ray Warleigh - Alto & Soprano Saxophone
John Marshall - Drums
Allan Holdsworth, I.O.U.
"Jazz In Britain"
London, UK
October 20, 1981
6. Announcer Intro
7. White Line
8. Shallow Sea ( Excerpt )
9. Where Is One ?
10. Prayer / Drifting Into The Attack
11. Letters Of Marque
12. Announcer Closing Comments
Allan Holdsworth - Guitar
Paul Carmichael - Bass
Gary Husband - Drums & Piano
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5 comments:
thanks a lot ...but all the MU links are offline....
...And we're back!
Thanks! Nice to have some jazz fusion
Think I'll check this out...one of the great things about your site is the variety and choice to experiment a little out of what I normally listen to. Many thanks!
Thanks Dave this looks really interesting...I'm familiar with Allan Holdsworth's music from UK, so this should be worth a listen!
Holy Crap! This looks sweet!
The 2nd session has Ray Warleigh on sax...the dude who played on Nick Drake's "Bryter Layter". IOU is such a killer album, played by killer musicians.
Thanks as always Dave!!!!!
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