Andy Summers / Robert Fripp - I Advance Masked - LP album...

Andy Summers & Robert Fripp – I Advance Masked (A&M Records – AMP-28061) made in Japan 1982 original 1st pressing PROMO LP | vinyl: NM (near mint) | cover: NM (near mint) small red promo sticker present | comes with OBI and printed insert | Textured cover. -->Instrumental, Prog Rock, Ambient Andy Summers: British guitarist, Born: 31 December 1942 in Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire, England, UK. Best known for his tenure in The Police. Summers' solo oeuvre incorporates progressive and blues rock as well as jazz fusion, New Age and folk. Robert Fripp: British guitarist, keyboards player, writer and producer who is best known as a founder and only continuous member of King Crimson, born May 16th 1946 in Wimborne, Dorset, England, United Kingdom. A1 I Advance Masked 5:10 A2 Under Bridges Of Silence 1:42 A3 China - Yellow Leader 7:08 A4 In The Cloud Forest 2:29 A5 New Marimba 3:37 A6 Girl On A Swing 2:01 B1 Hardy Country 3:00 B2 The Truth Of Skies 2:07 B3 Painting And Dance 3:24 B4 Still Point 3:03 B5 Lakeland / Aquarelle 1:42 B6 Seven On Seven 1:37 B7 Stultified 1:26 I Advance Masked is a 1982 album by the English guitarists Andy Summers and Robert Fripp. It is the pair's first of two album collaborations and it consists of 13 instrumental tracks. Background Summers and Fripp had met in Bournemouth in the early 1960s. Summers grew up in the town and was at the time the guitarist of the Zoot Money Big Roll Band. Fripp was attending the Bournemouth and Poole College, where he had enrolled to study economics, economic history and political history. When Fripp and his band the Majestic Dance Orchestra secured their first regular gig at the Bournemouth Majestic Hotel, they replaced Zoot Money and Andy Summers who had just moved to London. Fripp and Summers remained friends over the years, and as soon as they had a break in the touring and recording schedules of their respective bands, King Crimson and The Police, they met for some jams that eventually led to an album. Fripp and Summers recorded at the Arny's Shack studio in Parkstone, Dorset. According to Summers, the album was "a synthesis of two guys who grew up playing guitar, heard the Beatles, listened to jazz, have been influenced by Oriental music and Steve Reich, but still happen to be playing in a rock context. Every track started the same way, just two guitars. On some of them I played a little bass or put on a bit of percussion or string synthesizer. There are no drums but you don't miss them. Some of it is very accessible and some is very avant-garde". The cover painting is by American pop artist James Rizzi. The title track was released as a single with "Hardy Country" on the flip side

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