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| :: Posted by Sid Smith on Tue., Mar 27, 2012 |
That Mel, Boz, Ian & Robert played in Boston supporting Yes with Bill Bruford still on drums. It was at this gig that Bill seized his opportunity to ask Fripp about meeting up and discussing some ideas once they were back in the UK.
Two months after this gig was recorded, in May 1972 Fripp and Bruford kept the meeting they'd promised each other to see what, if anything, might happen.
You can grab the concert via the mail order store.
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Stick Men's Progress
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Tue., Feb 15, 2011
Pat Mastelotto is posting mixes of a Stick Men work-in-progress composition enabling listeners to hear the track from its beginnings to its conclusion. Featuring Tony Levin and new recruit, Markus Reuter, you can listen the tune and its variations here. For background on the line-up changes in Stick Men check out Tony Levin’s updated diary.
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Miami Soundscape
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Feb 14, 2011
Mister Stormy has blown the dust of a Robert Fripp solo concert recorded whilst on the G3 tour in October 1997.
You can buy the full concert here.
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Kurt Covers KC
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Feb 14, 2011
My thanks to Russell for pointing me in the direction of this podcast from The Barbican which features a snippet from Kurt Elling's cover of Matte Kudasai. You can hear Kurt singing the KC tune at around 26 minutes. There's also an interview with Van Der Graff Generator's Peter Hammill at the start of the podcast.
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21st Century Bafta Man
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Feb 14, 2011
My thanks to David Symes who tells me that 21st Century Schizoid Man was used in passing at last night's Bafta awards ceremony. As the opening riff played (in connection with the film The Social Network), Comedian Al Murray - best known for his Pub Landlord character and known KC fan - exclaimed on Twitter "21st Century Schizoid Man!!! wow". DGMLive - at the red carpet so you don't have to be!
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What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Sun., Feb 13, 2011
Our thanks to Paul Welsh for sending in this cautionary tale (courtesy of Steely Dan's Walter Becker) of what can happen to musicians on tour.
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The Unthanks & Starless
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Sat., Feb 12, 2011
My thanks to Roger Thorpe for letting me know that The Unthanks version of Starless is included at about nine minutes into this FROOTS podcast.
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Fripp & Keith Richards
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Fri., Feb 11, 2011
My thanks to the artist Martin Hoogeboom for sending me this photograph of a page from Keith Richards' autobiography, in which Robert Fripp and King Crimson spookily materialise.
Are there any other manifestations of the world of Crimdom seeping through other items in popular culture? If so we want to see them!
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"Why I Love King Crimson"
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Fri., Feb 11, 2011
Guitarist Matt Stevens has blogged of his love of King Crimson and so has blogger White Rhino Tea.
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And The Winner Is...
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Fri., Feb 11, 2011
Congratulations to Holger Klein of Frankfurt - his name was picked out of the happy hat of destiny and so he wins the copy of All I Know by Theo Travis.
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