I had the fun of my life and it was the only time where I got women’s underwear thrown at me!” Tracks recorded during that tour are included in Roxy Music’s live album Viva! If There Is Something is a fine example of Wetton and Jobson on the same stage three years before forming U.K., with Jobson playing a great violin solo. Although limited to the role of a bass player, Wetton had a great time on that tour: “I first did the European tour with them, then the American and later the Australian and Japanese. John Wetton found a position as a bass player for Roxy music on their tour to promote their album Country Life, with Eddie Jobson on violin and keyboards. Robert Fripp’s announcement that the band was no more forced the two musicians to look for other outlets. Drummer Bill Bruford and bass player and singer John Wetton were not planning on this abrupt end to a successful run of albums and tours. Immediately after releasing the album Red at the end of 1974 the band called it quits for the rest of the decade.
The obvious place to start is King Crimson. Of the great tracks that these musicians contributed their talents to. Given the magnitude of all the bands and artists involved. Here is a quick review, a worthwhile exercise It involves musical connections with multiple progressive andĪrt rock groups in the mid 1970s.
