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Bill Bruford
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Bill Bruford grew up with jazz. As an amateur drummer in the 1960s, and after a handful of lessons from Lou Pocock of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, he began his professional career in 1968. He was a guiding light in the so-called British "Art Rock" movement, touring internationally with Yes and King Crimson from 1968-74. There then followed several years spent observing and participating in the music making processes of, among others, Gong, National Health, Genesis and U.K., until Bill felt ready to write and perform his own music with his own band Bruford, recording four albums from 1977-80. It was, however, the reconstituted King Crimson of 1980-84 that provided the vehicle for his revolutionary use of electronics in developing the melodic side of percussion
Paul Dunlea's 4 Corners at Maggie's Farm
by Ian Patterson
Paul Dunlea's 4 Corners Maggie's Farm Dromara, N. Ireland January 27, 2020 When you consider that some Belfast venues might struggle to get forty punters for a Monday night jazz gig, it is no mean feat that as many have turned out, in the middle of the Irish countryside no ...
Bill Bruford’s Earthworks Announce The Release Of Heavenly Bodies - The Expanded Collection
Bill Bruford was the drummer with Yes and King Crimson before he moved to jazz with his band Earthworks. Heavenly Bodies – The Expanded Collection takes 23 tracks from the Earthworks Complete deluxe box set to present a tidy overview of the band’s 20-year history in a double CD. Bruford says: “Heavenly Bodies- The Expanded Collection ...
Earthworks
By Bill Bruford
Label: Summerfold
Released: 1987
Track listing: Thud; Making A Song And Dance; Up North; Pressure; My Heart Declares A Holiday; Emotional Shirt; It Needn't End In Tears; The Shepherd Is Eternal; Bridge Of Inhibition;
In The Townships
By Dudu Pukwana
Label: Earthworks
Released: 1983
Track listing: Baloyi; Ezilalini; Zukude; Sonia; Angel Memali; Nobomyu; Sekela Khuluma.