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Bruford were a band that former Yes and King Crimson drummer Bill Bruford formed and led in the late 1970s.

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Bill Bruford had assembled a band for his debut solo album, Feels Good to Me, with Dave Stewart (keyboards), Jeff Berlin (bass), Allan Holdsworth (guitar) and Bruford (drums). That album also had Annette Peacock on vocals, and Kenny Wheeler on flugelhorn. A second album was then released under the band name Bruford and was mostly instrumental, and on the live album The Bruford Tapes (a live show originally broadcast for radio station WLIR) and associated tour, guitarist The 'Unknown' John Clark replaced Holdsworth. Bass player Berlin sang the vocals on Gradually Going Tornado.

Studio albums

  • Feels Good to Me (1977 E.G. Records)
  • One of a Kind (1979 E.G. Records)
  • Gradually Going Tornado (1980 E.G. Records)

    • Live album

  • The Bruford Tapes (1979 E.G. Records)

    • Compilations

  • Master Strokes 1978-1985 (1985 E.G. Records)
  • Rock goes to College (2006 DVD Winterfold Records)

    • References

    Bruford (band) Wikipedia
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