DGM Live: Sunday All Over The World

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Sunday All Over The World

Sunday All Over The World

Sunday All Over the World was a short-lived band in the late 1980s/early 1990s featuring Robert Fripp, his wife Toyah Willcox (vocals), Trey Gunn (bass), and Paul Beavis (drums).

The band released one album, Kneeling at the Shrine (1991), which blended progressive rock with new wave influences. The band’s music has a more accessible, song-oriented approach than many of Fripp’s other projects, with Toyah’s dynamic vocals playing a central role.

Sunday All Over The World at Moles Club

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