In this episode of Album Deep Dives, Nathan explores Allan Holdsworth’s The Sixteen Men of Tain (2000) — a landmark fusion album showcasing Holdsworth’s unmatched legato technique, expressive tone, and innovative use of the SynthAxe. Discover how his lifelong admiration for John Coltrane shaped his sound, and why this record stands as a masterful blend of jazz sophistication and futuristic creativity.
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