Latest about Robert Fripp
Greg Lake on what happened when Robert Fripp asked him to play bass on King Crimson's debut album
It took just one eye-opening rehearsal for Lake to learn the difference between playing guitar and bass
“I had never heard the guitar quite sound like this.” Robert Fripp on the Brian Eno creation that made him feel truly “liberated” as a guitarist
The duo first worked together in 1972, an experience from which Fripp developed a unique guitar tone he would go on to make famous
Robert Fripp issues a hilarious response to the claim that King Crimson is in the studio making a new record
Jakko Jakszyk’s comments about a forthcoming album have since been quashed by the band’s management, and now Fripp has weighed in as well
Robert Fripp’s early music experiments were bizarre says King Crimson cofounder Peter Giles
The bassist played a key role in King Crimson’s origin story, and he’s given a rare insight into Fripp's pre-fame days
Playing King Crimson's strenuous guitar parts left Adrian Belew in need of surgery. Steve Vai came to his rescue
The guitarist's left hand was plagued by carpal tunnel as the Beat tour celebrating the group's 1980s music wound its way across the U.S.
Robert Fripp and King Crimson album announcement was premature says manager
Jakko Jaszyk's comments last week about a new King Crimson album were premature says the band's manager
“I don't think Jimi Hendrix was a guitarist. Eric Clapton is excessively tedious.” Robert Fripp on his 1960s contemporaries — and the one guitarist he thought was fun
With news that a new King Crimson album is in the works, Fripp's past comments highlight the left-field ideas that make him an original
Jakko Jakszyk confirms he's working on a new King Crimson album with Robert Fripp
The record will be the first King Crimson album in 22 years, but there is no timeline for its release
