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Bill Bruford
Inspired by the great jazz drummers of the 1960s, Bill Bruford's brilliant stick
work played a huge part in shaping the complex prog rock of 1970s bands Yes and
King Crimson. He went on to work with Roy Harper and Genesis, before creating
his own band Bruford (essentially a solo project with contributions from
musicians such as Dave Stewart, Annette Peacock and Allan Holdsworth) and
releasing debut album Feels Good To Me (1977). Always keen to push musical
boundaries and experiment with time patterns and chord progressions, he played
with jazz and fusion sounds on the instrumenta...
You by My SideChris Squire, Bill Bruford, Patrick Moraz, Julian Gaillard, Jimmy Hastings, Barry Rose, John Wilbraham and Andrew Pryce Jackman
It/Watcher of the Skies
Genesis, Bill Bruford and Steve HackettThe Sliding FloorBill Bruford and Bruford
Hold out Your HandChris Squire, Bill Bruford, Patrick Moraz, Julian Gaillard, Jimmy Hastings, Barry Rose, John Wilbraham and Andrew Pryce Jackman
Heart of the SunriseBill Bruford
Either End of August
Bill BrufordYou by My SideChris Squire, Bill Bruford, Patrick Moraz, Julian Gaillard, Jimmy Hastings, Barry Rose, John Wilbraham and Andrew Pryce Jackman
Fish Out of Water
5:00
It/Watcher of the Skies
Genesis, Bill Bruford and Steve HackettThree Sides Live
The Sliding FloorBill Bruford and Bruford
Gradually Going Tornado
4:58
Hold out Your HandChris Squire, Bill Bruford, Patrick Moraz, Julian Gaillard, Jimmy Hastings, Barry Rose, John Wilbraham and Andrew Pryce Jackman
Fish Out of Water
4:13
Heart of the SunriseBill Bruford
An Evening Of Yes Music Plus
Either End of August
Bill BrufordFeels Good To Me
5:24
