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1 de oct. de 1993 · Chad Wackerman – Forty Reasons. More images. Label:Jimco Records – JICK-89703, CMP Records – JICK-89703: Format: CD, Album, Reissue. Country:Japan: Released:Oct 1, 1993: Genre: ... Allan Holdsworth appears courtesy of Restless Records. Jimmy Johnson appears courtesy of Warner Bros. Records. Barcode and Other Identifiers ...
ソフト・ワークス. テリー・ボジオ. アラン・ホールズワース （ Allan Holdsworth 、 1946年 8月6日 - 2017年 4月15日 ）は、 イギリス 出身の ジャズギタリスト 。. 主に ジャズ・ロック 、 ジャズ ・ フュージョン 界で活躍。. 卓越した技巧を持ち、個性的な演奏を ...
Holdsworth também tocaria nos dois primeiros álbuns de estúdio de Chad Wackerman, “Forty Reasons” (1991) e “The View” (1993). O primeiro álbum solo de Holdsworth depois de décadas foi o Wardenclyffe Tower, de 1992, o qual continuou a apresentar o SynthAxe mas também continha suas novas guitarras barítonas desenhadas por ele mesmo e construídas pelo luthier Bill DeLap.
I would also like to thank Allan, Jim and Jimmy for the amazing energy and musicality they brought to this project; my family for the tremendous encouragement they have always given me and my wife Naomi for her love and support. Allan Holdsworth appears courtesy of Restless Records. Jimmy Johnson appears courtesy of Warner Bros. Records.
Allan Holdsworth appears courtesy of Restless Records. Jimmy Johnson appears courtesy of Warner Bros ... Matrix / Runout: Technidisc #575-091-020B 12/12/91K CHAD WACKERMAN FORTY REASONSLabel Code: LC 6055SPARS Code: DDD. Other Versions (5 of 8) View All. Title (Format)Label Cat# Country Year: New Submission. Forty Reasons (Cassette, )CMP ...
"Forty Reasons" was drummer Chad Wackerman's debut solo project from 1991 and featured luminaries such as Allan Holdsworth on guitar, Jimmy Johnson on bass and Jim Cox on keyboards. Considered by many fans to almost out-Holdsworth a Holdsworth solo release, Allan is at his silkly legato best over these eleven instrumentals, melodically and harmonically driving the quartet into fusion nirvana.
I recommended some Holdsworth tracks a couple of days ago to someone else, but I really suggest you just go through his discography! He stopped using vocalists after Metal Fatigue (with a few exceptions here and there). When it comes to stuff he's played on other people's records, there's obviously the early stuff, like Believe It with Tony Williams Lifetime, U.K. with U.K., and the two Bill ...
