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Bill Bruford's Earthworks (Mark I: 1986-1993, Mark II: 1997-2008) Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe (ABWH, 1988–1990) ProjeKct One (1997) Network Of Sparks (1999) Bruford Levin Upper Extremities (B.L.U.E., 1998-2000) Bill Bruford is also the label boss of Summerfold and Winterfold Records, which were established in 2004.
29 de abr. de 2022 · How the riotous, raucous and joyously irreverent Ill Communication put the Beastie Boys back on top of the world. Having played with Yes, King Crimson and Genesis, Bill Bruford can truly claim to be the godfather of prog drummers. But, as this six-CD retrospective shows, that was just a small part of a 40-year ca.
8 de nov. de 2023 · The generically correct but uninspiring monicker of the Bill Bruford Quartet was replaced with the more evocative Earthworks, and when their eponymous debut album emerged in 1987, the prominent role of Ballamy’s tenor, alto and soprano sax, alongside Bates’ freewheeling trumpet, made it abundantly clear that they were cooking in a distinctly different kitchen.
Bill Bruford Jazz Rock/Fusion. Review by Squire Jaco. "Gradually Going Tornado" completed the ascent to great, inventive and clever jazz/rock fusion that Bill Bruford began with "Feels Good To Me" (4-1/2 stars) and "One of a Kind" (4-3/4 stars). Yep, this was the complete album from these guys that I had been looking for.
Bill Bruford, Ralph Towner, Eddie Gomez – If Summer Had Its Ghosts (1997, Discipline Global Mobile) Bill Bruford, Tony Levin, David Torn, Chris Botti – Bruford Levin Upper Extremities (1998, Discipline Global Mobile) Pete Lockett's Network Of Sparks Featuring Bill Bruford – One (1999, M.E.L.T. 2000)
12 de ene. de 2022 · Visit Bill’s online store for exclusive and signed items: https://www.shorturl.at/adnpq Bill Bruford welcomes you to his Official YouTube Channel.Store: http...
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.
