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Allan Holdsworth - Pud Wud (NAMM 97)

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  • MASTER OF THE UNIVERSE

  • @IcolossusPSN Nonsense. Coltrane never came up with these riffs. Coltrane never played chords like we hear on IOU. To say AH is just Coltrane is just simplistic & ignorant.

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  • 2 people like steve vai

  • Thanks for posting this treasure.

  • @Mattius946

    In Pop Culture, not really. But Art Music composers use...or at least used....tools of composition, rather than 'styles' and such. So while they may've been stimulated and intellectually guided by their mentors and predecessors, their harmonic and rhythmic languages were actually unique. Examples: Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Wagner, Ravel/Debussey/Scriabin, Schoenberg, Berg/Webern, Stockhausen/Boulez/Berio/Babbi­tt.

  • Jimmy.. Eat this!

  • amazing, awesome, beautiful music

  • @zeruchnet is anyone?

    

  • Actually a lot of Holdsworth phrasing seems to very much evoke Coltrane during his "sheets of sound" phase, as well as some of the more modal elasticity of Shorter and the bursts of Cannonball Adderly. That isn't particularly news since Allan has fessed up to borrowing from those players and others quite liberally.

    He certainly is his own player, but he is very much not one from none.

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