Likely setlist:
Cirkus; Pictures of a City;
Sailor's Tale; The Letters; Lady of the Dancing Water; Cadence and Cascade; Get
Thy Bearings; The Court of the Crimson King; Ladies of the Road; 21st Century
Schizoid Man; Mars
band line up
King
Crimson
Boz
Burrell Mel Collins Robert Fripp Peter Sinfield Ian Wallace Jamie Muir
Hookfoot
Ian Duck (vocs/guitar) Roger Pope
(drums) Caleb Quaye (guitar) Fred Gandy (bass)
gig poster and flyer (click to
enlarge flyer)
ticket
memories
Robert Fripp in action at this gig
(courtesy David Wood/Sue greensmith)
press cuttings
Melody Maker press
cutting (thanks Neil Storey)
what happened next
King Crimson
The band stopped in 1974.
Robert Fripp put a new version together in 1981 which stayed together
till 1984 and played again 1994 - 2009. The band played gigs in 2014 to
huge acclaim and return to Friars Aylesbury in 2015
Hookfoot
had called it a day by
1974. In addition to Elton John work, Quaye also worked with Hall and
Oates. Today he is involved in the church and specifically for New World
Music Ministries
odds and trivia
The name King Crimson was apparently coined
by Pete Sinfield as a reference to the devil
Caleb
Quaye is Finlay's older brother. hookfoot used to be in house musicians at DJM and played on early Elton John records.
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