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22 de abr. de 2022 · Yes drummer Bill Bruford: ‘I was phenomenally ambitious and very arrogant’. The musician on playing with 1970s prog rock titans in their pomp, learning to make less noise and his new career...
Bill Bruford (William Scott Bruford, Sevenoaks, Kent, 17 de mayo de 1949) es un baterista británico conocido por su estilo fuerte, preciso y polirrítmico, y por haber participado en tres importantes grupos de rock progresivo: Yes, King Crimson y Genesis. Bruford reside en Surrey Hills (Reino Unido).
28 de abr. de 2017 · El triunfo artístico y comercial de “Close To The Edge” fue pletórico pero no totalmente radiante: una nube inocultable aparecía en el cielo bajo el cual los YES habían exorcizado a dialogado con sus musas durante un año y medio… y esa nube se desdoblaba en las letras de la frase “Bill Bruford se va de YES”.
Personal life. Bruford married his wife Carolyn in March 1973; they live in Surrey. They have three children, Alex, Holly, and Jack; Alex was formerly the drummer of the indie rock band Infadels.. It was at Bruford's wedding reception where Jon Anderson met Jamie Muir, who inspired Anderson to read Autobiography of a Yogi which became the origin of Yes's double album Tales from Topographic ...
"Turbulence" is Yes guitarist Steve Howe's 1991 solo album for Relativity Records, which also features Billy Currie on keyboards and viola and Bill Bruford on drums. The idea for the album "Turbulence" originated in the ambiguity of the expression turbulence, a sensation experienced during flying and the natural flow of occurrences within the ...
PROG REVIEWER. Turbulence is Steve Howe's third solo album, and his first since The Steve Howe Album in 1979. In addition to Howe, who plays guitar and bass throughout, the primary musicians are drummer Bill Bruford and keyboardist Billy Currie. Howe composed the songs, all of which are instrumentals.
30 de mar. de 2023 · From Yes and King Crimson to UK and Earthworks, the highly respected drummer with an extremely distinctive sound talks developing a thick skin, suffering for his art and why he doesn’t like looking backwards. When Bill Bruford settles down in front of his computer to talk to Prog, he is, of course, precisely on time.
