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The first instance of Frippertronics on record is on Fripp and Brian Eno’s (No Pussyfooting), where Fripp contributes guitar work. Another Fripp and Eno collaboration titled Evening Star was recorded a short time later using the Frippertronics System.
Sep 23, 2021 · Adding to the magic of this classic ‘Berlin period’ number are its “celestial” electric guitar tracks, courtesy of King Crimson’s Robert Fripp. Bowie and synth pioneer Brian Eno were already several days into recording the song that would soon be called “Heroes” when Fripp got the call asking him to fly to Germany and join them in ...
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Jul 5, 2018 · Intro and guitar solo parts of Fashion (David Bowie) by Robert Fripp. All instruments by Thierry Zins. MusicMan Steve Morse, Squier Jazz Bass, Boss DR5 Drum machine. Italy 2017.
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Oct 1, 2023 · Notably, Fripp worked with Bowie on 1977’s “Heroes” – the second album in the Berlin Trilogy – and again on 1980’s Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps). The latter saw the Dorset native conjure a series of distinctive guitar sounds on compositions such as the title track, ‘Fashion’ and ‘Teenage Wildlife’.
Oct 30, 2019 · The veteran prog-rock hero continues his fearless forays into the future with a tubeless setup heavy on digital effects and MIDI capabilities that give him ultimate control.
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Fripp added a more technological view towards making the record and contributed some terrific guitar playing as well. On “White Shadow” he plays acoustic and electric guitars, and the track, the final song on the record’s first side, ended with Fripp’s guitar on an infinity loop.
