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10. In The Court was certainly a keystone or chief cornerstone of progressive rock and I've been a fan

Wed Apr 19, 2023, 08:36 PM

Apr 2023

since Starless came out when I was in H.S., but I think the Moody Blues - though not as interesting - were the likely Founders of Prog Rock. No?

I didn't get to see KC until the Discipline tour show ( 81 or 82) in S.F. at the Old Waldorf which was a small club / bar in the penthouse floor of a building on Battery St.

Would have loved to see the Wetton, Bruford, Fripp, Jamie Muir line up.

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