Above and Below: The Music of Allan Holdsworth
Featuring 25 different musicians from around the globe, “Above and Below” was conceived as a tribute to Allan Holdsworth and his unique compositions. Rather than perform Allan’s music note-for-note, each artist has interpreted Allan’s songs in their own unique way making the songs their own by creating new versions of Allan’s songs that bear little if any resemblance to their originals. ... more
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