Bruford was the group name used for drummer Bill Bruford's first few solo a… Read Full Bio ↴Bruford was the group name used for drummer Bill Bruford's first few solo albums. The band initially included Dave Stewart on keyboards, Jeff Berlin on bass, and Allan Holdsworth on guitar. For Feels Good to Me (1978) the band was joined by singer Annette Peacock and Kenny Wheeler on flugelhorn. One of a Kind (1979) found the band stripped down to the core quartet. For the live album, The Bruford Tapes, and Gradually Going Tornado (1980), Holdsworth was replaced by John Clark.
Bruford's later outings would be released under either his full name or variations of Bill Bruford's Earthworks/Earthworks.
Bruford's later outings would be released under either his full name or variations of Bill Bruford's Earthworks/Earthworks.
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Bruford Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Bruford:
Adios a la Pasada What a complex thing it is to live To trust enough…
Age Of Information Time after time You and your kind Send shivers up and down…
Back To The Beginning Come and get it Rise and shine This prison door is fabric …
Fainting In Coils [spoken:] Alice did not feel encouraged to ask any more q…
Gothic 17 Snow falling all around And in the darkened house The litt…
Plans for J.D. She hates to fight She's learned to just pretend he's right…
The Sliding Floor First time I met Angel Up on the bridge of an…
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@ajawam
Holdsworth's lines are sax lines - he wanted to play sax but couldn't afford one; really listen to those phrases at the end solo - you'll hear what I mean - from wiki: "He used myriad scale forms often derived from those such as the Lydian, diminished, harmonic major, augmented, whole tone, chromatic and altered scales, among others, often resulting in an unpredictable and dissonant "outside" sound. His unique legato soloing technique stemmed from his original desire to play the saxophone. Unable to afford one, he strove to use the guitar to create similarly smooth lines of notes. He also became associated with playing an early form of guitar synthesizer called the SynthAxe, a company he endorsed in the 1980s. "
@cameron_fairchild
Bruford is pushing Allan and other times supporting Allan on the end solo, in alternating phrases on the kit, listen at the end. Just masterful and so tastefully done it's staggering.
@bernardkane3442
Buford with that signature snare drum sound!
@evancarawan8781
This and gentle giant reminding me of how good music can be
@1359401
Interesting you should say that because the bruford band is my second favorite band ever- first is gentle giant.
@sidbell5109
Now this is the beast. That bass playing' is ridiculously good.
@JAYD0HERTY
Berlin is awesome!
@EthanWhateley
3:00 mark > never forget the first time hearing this Joes Record Paradise, fall 1980. That was my introduction to Alan Holdsworth. Stood there slack jaw, bought the LP took it home and must have put this solo back about 100 times that night. ..and yes, Jeff Berlin, wow!
@robbyrob0723
got to be one of the best guitar solo's in history! I love Holdsworth!!!
@nickr6294
This was my personal favorite, When he still used analog gear.