Bill Bruford

Hi Bill, I found an interview you did roundabout 1994 for a Yes fan magazine(or something similar) when the interviewer expressed his shock and horror that you would be playing with second percussionist in the 1990s version of King Crimson(this several years after the Yes Union damp squib). You explained that it's rather an American/Western European modus operandi to have one percussionist and ONLY one percussionist in a band. Bearing this in mind, I was wondering if the ability to play with multiple percussionist is dependent in greater measure on the attitudes/versatility of the other percussionists or if it's more dependent on a music genre or specific musical composition to lend itself to a larger number or percussionists.

Who could play your part in the "Bill Bruford: Autobiography: The MOVIE". For the contemporary Bill, my vote goes to Harrison Ford. As for the young one..?

thought it worthwhile to let you know that my 7 yr old son and 10 yr old daughter are aware of you and the bands you performed with. timeless is not a given attribute in music thus my heartfelt thanks for leaving a splendid trail for many to follow for many years to come...amen

Hi Bill, I have always wondered how you were approached to play on The Six Wives of Henry VIII album? How were you asked, what did you think of the music while recording it and what did you think after it was complete? Any thoughts during this time would be great. Thanks.

What was the song you wrote and performed with Eddie Jobson by the name of Black(I think) Sunday? Can you help me find it? Thanks