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, who also recorded a live album The Bruford Tapes. For Gradually Going Tornado (1980), Holdsworth was replaced by John Clark. Clark also played on The Bruford Tapes.
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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, who also recorded a live album The Bruford Tapes. For Gradually Going Tornado (1980), Holdsworth was replaced by John Clark. Clark also played on The Bruford Tapes.
This is the song that gets me out of bed every morning whistling and dancing. Inspired by the song "MaƱana". It's full of drive, keeps building energy and then it lets loose in the solo.more
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