Arny's Shack

The League Of Gentlemen
Poole
2 Dec 1980

Taken from the recording sessions for The League Of Gentlemen’s 1981 sole album, this version of the live footstomper Trap is stripped of its drums to reveal the nimble finger work of Fripp, Lee and Andrews. Beautifully interlocking, like a well-oiled mechanism, while Fripp sometimes described the League as “a second wave dance band with the emphasis on spirit rather than competence,” as can be clearly heard on this outing the band was clearly capable of delivering both.

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Musicians

Robert Fripp - Guitar

Barry Andrews - Keyboards

Sara Lee - Bass

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The 1980s see a very different King Crimson incarnation originally touring under the name Discipline . The presence of Adrian Belew meant that Robert Fripp was working for the first time with another guitarist. This incarnation of Fripp, Belew, Bruford and Levin becomes the first one to record successive studio albums with the same lineup.