John Wetton

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DGM's tribute to the mighty bass guitarist that was John Wetton. Compiled from a Fripp, Wetton and Collins session recorded prior to the making of Exposure, this is quite easily the best jazz-rock power trio that never existed, with the famous Wetton crunching bass well to the fore. Astonishing to think that John made his huge contribution to King Crimson in just three brief years before moving on to UK, Roxy Music and Asia. The comments section below leaves a space where we can collect tributes.
John Wetton

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John Wetton
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Written by Brian Rabey
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To think this is a finite contribution to music would be too cruel a prank to pull on an unwitting public. My God, the day was worth having.
Written by Francesco Losurdo
Simply the greatest
There never was and never will be an artist like John, his legacy is an immense treasure.
Written by Mr Paul Smith
peak of KC
John's contribution to music, let alone KC, was immense. I grew up with listening to USA and SABB and Red, his vocal style matched KCs style perfectly. Then Asia, where he carved another great success out for himself. One of rocks greatest talents, sadly missed.
Written by William Rosenblatt
Unmistakably Wetton
Easier to hear his individuality in that trio setting than in Crimson live improvs, especially with Fripp and Collins giving him that much room. Reminds me a bit of the Hendrix/Billy Cox/Buddy Miles "Nine to the Universe" jam sessions.
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