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Bill Bruford, John Wetton, Alan Holdsworth, Eddie Jobson (Terry Bozzio) |
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Albums
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UK,
UK.
The First UK album featured Eddie Jobson, Alan Holdsworth and fresh
out of King Crimson John Wetton and Bill Bruford. Probably on of the
most over looked greats of progressive rock. A Collection of brilliant
songs with instrumental sections like those on Brufords ONE
OF A KIND and a Yes/Crimson Flavor. One of my favorite albums
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Danger
Money
was a shock. Suddenly no Bruford or Holdsworth. I got a chance to ask
Alan Holdsworth backstage one night why he and Bruford left the band.
He Stated that they were fired "by the producers". I guess they
wanted a pop album. Either way, this is still a good effort and Terry
Bozzio is a great Drummer. |
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Night
After Night
is a decent live album with new tracks. Some of the tracks from Danger
Money are better performed live, like Nothing to lose.
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Eddie
Jobson Has done
two solo projects, THEME OF SECRETS, and ZINC
THE GREEN ALBUM. Both are out of print. He also played with YES
and was in the music video for owner of a lonely heart though he never recorded
on a yes album. He also soundtracked the show Nash Bridges. |
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