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Bill Brudord :(

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After 41 years of moving the percussive pulse in music and raising
people's pulses in general, Bill Bruford has announced his retirement
from public performance, effective from January 1st 2009.

From Here: http://www.billbruford.com/news.asp
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Bummer.
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I've always loved Bruford. Enjoy your retirement, sir.
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Oh, whew! I saw the thread title with the sad face and thought he'd died!

LOL yay retirement rather than death! lol
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never heard of him, but musicians are not allowed to retire.
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Sir Myghin wrote:never heard of him,
Well, here. Check him out in 1989 with Rick Wakeman, Steve Howe, and Jon Anderson. :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXdn1c-R1kU
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ElfDude wrote:
Sir Myghin wrote:never heard of him,
Well, here. Check him out in 1989 with Rick Wakeman, Steve Howe, and Jon Anderson. :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXdn1c-R1kU
good, but no Neil :razz: did some wikipediaing on him since, and am familiar with a good bit of what he was a part of. I really need more Yes though.
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He and Neil have WAY different styles, don't they?
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awip2062 wrote:Oh, whew! I saw the thread title with the sad face and thought he'd died!

LOL yay retirement rather than death! lol
I thought the same :lol: ....and he might get bored realised he loves drumming that much that he comes out of retirement...
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I didn't realize Bill played his drums in a "Marching Band" style. Low and flat, set up like an octopus would wanna play.

That does have some advantages for some things, but I bet he would have trouble with the big fill in Natural Science. :-D
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