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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).
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...
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.
28 de abr. de 2017 · También fue el periodo en el que Bill Bruford crecía en proporción geométrica como uno de los arquitectos del rock más personales y decisivos de la ... ‘I Get Up, I Get Down’ y ‘Seasons Of Man’. Los hábitos de ambos co-autores de escuchar música de cámara tuvieron mucho peso en los primeros esbozos de esta ...
17 de mar. de 2022 · 16th March 2022: Over the past 50 years Bill Bruford has been one of the most original and innovative drummers across multiple genres. Making A Song and Dance: A Complete Career Collection is a 6CD Boxset that charts some of the many highlights of Bruford’s incredible career and is released on 29th April through BMG.
29 de oct. de 2019 · Yes. 10 years into retirement, Bill Bruford reflects on his years with Yes and King Crimson, making the jump to jazz with Earthworks, and more.
