In 1969, Greg Lake joined Robert Fripp, Michael Giles, Peter Sinfield, and Ian McDonald to form King Crimson – generally regarded as the founding fathers of progressive rock.
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The King Crimson Story
>> Giles, Giles, and Fripp – before King Crimson
>> Greg Lake on King Crimson
>> A King Crimson Biography
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A review of The Nice and King Crimson, MELODY MAKER, 1969 |
Ian McDonald on KC’s US Tour, MELODY MAKER, 1969 Article |
Photos
Folks perusing KC in the shop window: |
Fripp and Lake in-studio during the recording of “In the Wake of Poseidon”: |
Lake and Fripp recording “Wake”: |
Rare shot of Greg onstage with King Crimson: |
At the Hyde Park show with the Rolling Stones, 1969: |
Hyde Park, London, 1969: |
Ads & Reviews
“In the Wake of Poseidon” Ad, courtesy of Mick Capewell of Marmalade Skies website: |
“What Pete Townshend Thinks About King Crimson” Rolling Stone blurb from 1969:
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P.P. Arnold’s “Blind Date,” Melody Maker, Aug. 15, 1970: |
Another King Crimson review: |
“Cat Food” single review: |
“In the Wake of Poseidon” Ad,Melody Maker, Oct. 25, 1969: |
A gallery of King Crimson ads, Melody Maker: |
A gallery of King Crimson articles, Melody Maker: |
Peter Sinfield
Pete Sinfield Interview from Melody Maker, 12/15/73 – click to read |
“It’s been a while since I have seen [this pic]! A favourite from a series taken at my one and only London concert at Saddlers Wells Theatre, where I was supporting FM…” Read More |
Peter Sinfield’s Official Website |
Pete Sinfield on Greg Lake: |