Robert Fripp circa 1979 FRIPPERTRONICS

Christians should celebrate brilliance as sparks emanating from the "imago dei" (the image of God) in people regardless of where they are found. Of course, this doesn't include sparks that tie themselves to vain/defiled/satanic reasonings or imagery. Far too many Christians excuse things that celebrate the very sins that our LORD died to defeat simply because they have some "redemptive" aspect that falls into the Philippians 4:8 rubric of having, for example, excellence of technique. Pretty or candy-coated poison remains poison and should be eschewed. .
But on the other side of the coin, just because something isn't overtly "Christian" or is created by a non-Christian or even an anti-Christian (not to say anything about Robert Fripp's personal beliefs -- of which we have no idea) doesn't mean that we shouldn't enjoy or even celebrate it. Quite the contrary, not only are we unnecessarily denying ourselves some of the proper joys this world has to offer -- we cut ourselves off from a world that the LORD would have us interact with to, among other things, seek to understand, love and win.
So while it might not be your cup of tea, Robert Fripp is ours. Good stuff, son of Adam.

[@DarkeningSkies1]

"When a guitarist plays a really good blues solo, it sounds like a person crying. When Robert plays a solo, it sounds like the universe crying."- Daryl Hall

[@cobrastriesand7693]

That’s a great quote made 1000xs better by the source. I’ve gotta give Hall and Oates a deeper listen.

[@hoover728]

Fripp produced Hall’s first solo album and Hall sang on Fripp’s Exposure. There was talk of putting a proper band together but it never happened.

[@paulshannon7303]

@@cobrastriesand7693 Try North Star, if you haven't already, with Hall singing and Fripp playing.

[@dingfeldersmurfalot4560]

@@hoover728 That "it is the way that it is" song Hall sang on still stings in the memory. It was so brilliantly simple yet stunning -- a rare combination that it would seem impossible to pull off unless you were dealing with more than one genius -- and you were.

[@outlawguitar2092]

Sounds like shit

[@omairsh8]

I love how Robert pretends to be human when we all know he's an alien from planet Fripptoria who came for world domination

[@squeegeeboard]

Oh if only the world could be dominated by one such as Fripp.

[@jefflarsson8595]

But changed his mind when he discovered the guitar.

[@christianreyes4893]

Is it true what I read in an article 15-20 years ago that Robert has a very very low level of authism????

[@squeegeeboard]

@@christianreyes4893 no probably not.

[@bluebassett2]

Too funny!

[@simonpenny2564]

Robert - intellectual and mystic - the antithesis of a rock star.

[@estebanblascotrasobares8755]

Yes. One of the most honest musicians in the entire history of music

[@charmicarmicat2981]

The best advice I ever got as a guitar player was from him.

[@estebanblascotrasobares8755]

@@charmicarmicat2981 What advice was it?

[@charmicarmicat2981]

Esteban Blasco Trasobares it was something Adam Jones quoted Fripp saying to him when they were hanging out. It was like a Rolling Stone article or something interview with Jones asking him about his favorite guitar players. But anyway, it was something along the lines of “Your gear doesn’t matter, your tone doesn’t matter, it’s all about attitude and how you wield the instrument.” I’m heavily paraphrasing but it was something like that

[@AaronKaiMCDNLD]

No kidding dude, it feels weird calling him a rock star really.

[@paulengle9245]

Mr. Fripp is the "Yoda" of the electric guitar in so many ways. His playing is effortless, and he has amazing technique and creativity. Intellectually, there are very few people that have his ability to describe something in a way that you have never heard of and that translates into his relationship with MusiKC. His interaction with this spiritual element that man calls "music" is why I consider him to be a genius.

[@damienthorne861]

Do or do not there is no try

[@SixStringSlinger1]

It's effortless because there is hardly any technique..

[@tikitorturedmf]

Damn that was well said.

[@PointOfNoReturn2112]

@@SixStringSlinger1🤓🤓🤓

[@andrewhinds6560]

It seems impossible to realise that this is the same guy who is married to Toyah Wilcox and regularly make videos of the two of them having fun at home during lockdown and Sunday lunch. Just absolutely incredible. Toyah has one of the greatest music teachers on the planet in her own home.

[@antonjodicoste1393]

Fripp...r.i.p..

[@reneakong3414]

​@@antonjodicoste1393He's not dead...

[@zlum1556]

You jealous?..

[@jasso.183]

If you're reading the comments as you're listening, please note that at 3:46 the performance ends and there is a terrible ending (jingle?) so yeah. maybe be careful with that. it was very jarring after such peaceful three minutes.

[@dariomaiello393]

Hallo there! Ravel's Bolero, After growing chorus After chorus reaches his acme and suddenly collapses on itself like Building that falls. Coming to Fripp, knowing Better his style and way of thinking at that times wouldn't find strange that closing in contrast with preeceding calm, that closing Is pure Fripp

[@BrettHoustonTube]

It's Fripping Fripptastic.

[@PoteDaGanancia]

His guitar tone is so unique. Truly a amazing guitarist

[@Headbanger9000]

What does Pot of Greed do again?

[@Headbanger9000]

And yes, hes one of my favorites of all time

[@connormcclennen5696]

This is absolutely insane. The guitar isn't an instrument anymore, more like an extension of his soul

[@Two_Seat_Pete_FatA55]

Lol cheesy

[@rubbadubdub6543]

@@Two_Seat_Pete_FatA55 Cheesy and crackers

[@tombstoneharrystudios584]

Nowadays we have loopers, Reason and all sorts of wonderful ways to make music like this But to even contemplate such a thing, and then to take massive risks with coming up with the setup that Robert Fripp did here...well, it’s otherworldly!

[@JacobGorny]

If you listen to many of the loops on the Exposures boxset, you may come to realize just how humbling an experience it must have been to literally be a one man stage show in terms of musician, composer and engineer while people angrily walked away. Just the tape stretching issue alone must have been fun when it did occur.

[@growskull]

loopers wouldnt exist without this

[@IDriveAnAudi]

My God! I’m 59 and have never heard this. And I’m a guitar player.

[@nioalexander9000]

Starless?

[@nichttuntun3364]

It's never too late for new explorations in the vast universe of sound and sonics. I'll think you'll love the record Fripp did with David Sylvian. Highly recommended. Enjoy :)

[@kernalkarma4752]

Where have you been .

[@greggriffin3114]

@@nichttuntun3364 excellent choice. Also, Fripp and Eno collaborations.

[@donlawler9510]

Evening star (side 1) by Fripp and Eno. It will set you free

[@mppaiges]

What a humble talented beautiful man..and he gave us every version of Crimson, just an amazing legacy

[@ButterBallTheOpossum]

He's not humble lol.

[@mppaiges]

@@ButterBallTheOpossum I was hoping he was, I knew he was either shy live, or a real dick. Considering how he treated many Crimso members, you are correct, he falls into the latter category. Too bad..gives the music a bad taste..

[@yunarukami14]

@@mppaiges Well, he’s actually not really a dick. He was very much a dick in his earlier days. But he grew humbler over times

[@kayan055]

love the duality of your comments pffttt what a dick joke

[@gab2876]

@@ButterBallTheOpossum Yeah he’d probably admit it as well

[@carolynnclore6938]

I remember seeing this tour in a little club in Ann Arbor, Michigan, called The Second Chance. Fripp was handing out lapel buttons that read 'the drive to 1981'. During the performance we were in complete darkness. The only light on Robert was from the VU meters on his tape decks. The speakers surrounded us from behind. We were totally enveloped in sound with no visual distractions. I was so lucky to be able to experience this demonstration of frippertronics that added such a unique sound to experimental and alternative music.

[@klouzerk]

I saw him at a record store that a friend of mine worked at in North Riverside, IL on his Frippertronics tour. I lost my button a long time ago... matching set 'Drive to 1981' and 'Robert Fripp' signature.

[@corkykab]

I saw Robert’s show at the Kitchen in Manhattan way back when in 78... I don’t know how I got in, I was 16 at the time lol. He greeted all of us in line, shook our hands, I thanked him for all he had contributed towards the building of my young ears’ capacity to appreciate new, phenomenal and groundbreaking music... to see this after all these years brings a lump to my throat and a pause to my heart, truer beauty does not exist.

[@javiceres]

Wow

[@phreemynd]

I doubt Mr. Fripp was the slightest bit interested in anyone's religious ramblings when he played this piece.

[@callactm14]

He is not an atheist but interested in stuff you wouldnt understand

[@myearsloveit]

I concur

[@phreemynd]

@@callactm14 Stuff I wouldn't understand huh, typical reply from the intellectually challenged. Why do you always use the same quips? Oh, never mind, I know. And who said anything about atheism?

[@phreemynd]

@@myearsloveit And you...try a little original thought. At least you could own something.

[@kenthomson9562]

I didn’t hear anyone’s ramblings any more than their internal quietly held beliefs.

[@ruffian1868]

Rick Beato.......do a "what makes this musician great" on Mr Fripp ! THIS is pushing the limits and boundaries of the electric guitar, and it was 1979 !

[@gwynenglishnielsen8596]

Fripp was definitely one of the originators of prog rock. It is great that he is still touring with KC.

[@gwynenglishnielsen8596]

@@humanman2358 At the time of the post, he was.

[@kevinmulrooney3353]

But now King Crimson have moved into silence..

[@gwynenglishnielsen8596]

@@kevinmulrooney3353 Not really. As long as a group's songs are available for people to hear, the music never dies. Here's one of mine for you, Kevin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJazY5eXp8mlfMU. It is doing well internationally right now. There is a good reason why. Take care.

[@kevinmulrooney3353]

Gwyn, I have listened to that track you sent me the link to. Definitely not radio friendly and as a result.. brilliant. Love it

[@klouzerk]

​@kevinmulrooney3353 A new project/variant called Beat is on the horizon... Belew, Levin, Stevie Vai and the drummer from Tool (can't think of his name) playing KC

[@calbudd2838]

It's hard to put a category on an artist like Robert Fripp, other than to say he's unique and amazing.

[@redline2115]

"Thank you, Rick James.."...They left that part out.

[@twelveouncetrance4034]

I’m from Rockford IL (home of Cheap Trick). Saw Mr. Fripp at Charlotte’s Web, a very small venue in the downtown area. He was doing Frippertronics. There was a line out the door. Fripp came out to speak to everyone in line. I asked him if he still spoke w David Cross. He said he was still around? Got in- saw the show, which was totally great in such a small, intimate setting. Also saw Bruford at the same venue.

[@stevenpayne984]

Most guitar gods express their music as an explosion, this gentleman expresses his as a high intensity focused laser. I suspect that this music is the language that Quasars use to talk to each other.

[@mattbeasley1311]

His guitar tone is from the heavens :)

[@notcoldnothot7808]

..pure meditation...😞🥴😞...

[@sanic_play7154]

Criminally underrated and underappreciated guitarist! Robert Fripp's playing sounds really modern despite the fact that it was recorded in the 70's! I think he was just so ahead of his time back then!

[@xwarx1000]

Guys like RF are no ordinarily mortals, hes not into guitar olympics.

[@PRSCu24]

Late 70's I witnessed a performance of Fripp's Frippertronics in the Tower Records store on Ashby Ave in Berkeley California . . . very impressive! Just a man, a Les Paul Custom guitar and two Revox reel to reel tape recorders.

[@tommc4916]

I saw this when it aired on The Midnight Special in the pre-MTV years. I made sure to follow what Robert Fripp was doing ever since then, and I have never been disappointed.

[@jeronimonoguera3061]

Though Mr Fripp has been a magician master. I knew that Frippertonic it was just a project, appearing in Exposure, out of King Crimsom Then I bought a serie of masterpieces, five or six landscapes, in solitude where I earned that these landscapes were really the fripppertronics, which produced along several years. I deep admire this genius, and his works with Brian Eno... This theme remember me the reiterate "Starless" what made another work with David Cross called Starless again... But I think the Frippertonics soundscapes serie was really Frippertonics... This I don't know as so. Pardon for my bad English. I'm a world's citizen....

[@ijonkilledyou6062]

Robert Fripp usually does orchestral type of music and in his early stages did a unique type of rock...................but this, this isn't music it is more like physical poetry and it is BEAUTIFUL. Never knew he had such a soulful tone to the guitar! It is heart screaming! Like he is pouring a bucket of his soul onto his guitar.

[@CockySoupNazi]

That tone is a Guild Foxey Lady based on the triangle Big Muff Pi playing with the neck pickup. Ehx has reissued the triangle big muff.

[@JsRf13]

his tone has always brought tears to my eyes. so fucking good...

[@meowzer999]

@@JsRf13 His work with Bowie and Eno is pretty cool too.

[@estebanblascotrasobares8755]

Lovely comment

[@revwahfair]

I have one of those Big Muffs. It needs the battery rewired. My smaller one too. I have an old Electro-Hamonix Microsynthesizer that needs a brain chip. You can all those tone with those 3 pedals.

[@marcfedak]

I really liked Robert Fripp during the late 70s and early 80s, he had so many different facets but of course no matter what style he played, you could recognize his singing guitar tone and precise technique.

[@danielmonson9939]

You can see why John Frusciante looks up to this guy

[@kaikaih5771]

I thought he was mostly inspired by Allan Holdsworth

[@garth217]

I saw him do his Frippertronics in the early 80s at university. Amazing

[@joaquinlezcano2372]

I didn't understand anything. I only know Fripp is a guitar god

[@SgtMjr]

I attended a Frippertronics demo Robert did at a small auditorium in Winnipeg. Every guitarist and musician in town was there as well as all the KC fans. Robert, two Revox tape decks, a guitar and it was magic.

[@THESONICSPEEDDEMON]

This is my first time hearing this and I was expecting some slow mainstream rock solo from the 70’s but dang I thought to myself “wow, what have I discovered?… 😮” after listening

[@milenalunamusic]

Completely spellbinding and unique. Floored.

[@PhilAndersonOutside]

Music from a highly developed mind. I think what makes this so astounding, is that it's technologically remarkable, certainly for it's time, but his mastery of this set-up allows him to continually adapt to what will _soon come through the looping feedback_ and play in an expressive, emotional way to make it work.

[@jaredking2512]

This sounds like some something my 3rd grade substitute history teacher would play for the class Me: 👁👄👁

[@nicolasarbogast2739]

If I close my eyes, I think of Mike Oldfield.

[@eyesiepaine9099]

His playing is so beautiful. Tears just poured down my face listening to him.

[@BabyBoomerChannel]

I produced one of his shows at a univ in 1982. I had no idea what he was doing.

[@01goldg1]

Yup, he did this in Baltimore around that timeframe...we were astounded!

[@HustleWorldEnt1]

This guy is a guitar God! 😎👍🏾🎸🔥🔥🔥

[@DeuceSchnozzle]

I cry when he plays, and my soul flies.

[@undeadblackjack]

Thanks for ruining a perfectly good performance by adding you ideological drivel to it. You talk during movies don't you?

[@StationOfTerrapin]

Drivel is an accurate description. Psychotic, borderline schizophrenic drivel. Religious people are delusional. My brother isn't as far gone as this guy but he did just get back from an LDS mission amd I have to be careful about what I say around him. I used to be a religious nutjob myself and it was so ridiculous what I believed.

[@ardillarojo]

@@StationOfTerrapin I have the deepest sympathies for you, good sir. I hope your brother wakes up and leaves the LDS church. They are the most cult-ish of Christian religions.

[@tenzinsmith]

Just don’t read the description

[@marcelonunez8666]

I love the way he hides his antennas , just the way Holdsworth did...

[@oscarbrittingham-detxemend396]

hahahaha

[@krisscanlon4051]

hahaha

[@MrJadePinwheel]

1:15 a lick that exists somewhere on sun Ras cosmic tones for mental therapy

[@metlmickey]

Speechless and full of emotion

[@davidcinnamon3455]

I'd like to dedicate this to my fràther The passed away one year after this came he passed away and I know he would loved it as i do. Thanks dad¡!!¡

[@johnthelad]

What should be mentioned is, that also in 1979 Robert Fripp produced and played on The Roches eponymous debut album 'The Roches'. Listen to 'The Hammond Song' LP track for example, where you can clearly hear him playing Frippertronics to beautiful effect. While your at it listen to the whole album if you get a chance. He produced the whole album using no studio effects at all, at the sound is just beautiful. He also produced their beautiful 3rd album 'Keep On Doing' .

[@Rostodon]

Two absolute greats together - well sort of. That liquid guitar sound of Robert Fripp's is marvellous. I can truly say that he is my favourite guitarist . Not just for his skill, but for the way he has transformed the sound of the electric guitar. If there was only one guitar player in the world with whom I could spend a morning with, and just watch and learn from, then he would be the one!

[@Creed_fan_69]

For real dude

[@Creed_fan_69]

The only other in my book would be John McLaughlin. Imagine the 2 of them with levin on bass and someone like Steve Gaad on drums...

[@Rostodon]

@@Creed_fan_69 can’t go with McLaughlin sorry.He was very fast creating a lot of notes but was it ever nice to listen to for more than one track. Melody and sound are as important as speed. Saw Mahavushnu live in 76 .....Jean Luc Ponty was brilliant

[@markcollins1497]

@Music Suladze Really no need to shit on one in order to praise the other. This isn’t a competitive linear thing, and Fripp contributes his own unique music. He and McLaughlin are very distinct.

[@joaquinlezcano2372]

​@@musicsuladze4772?? Why the need to shit on Robert Fripp?

[@meowzer999]

I remember watching this at the time, 18 yrs old, enraptured.

[@Henry-uv9xu]

That’s awesome dude.

[@TimO-wt9sz]

10 seconds in how does one not enjoy this he even said i do not know what im about to do lol this is the futre in the past thanks fripp

[@jimjones395]

Really? I dont see it. Sounds like me when i was 16 (1982) trying to learn to play some "lead".

[@SinRitual]

This is the ANIMAL BAR sound from red hot chilli peppers...i think jhon was very influenced by FRIPP

[@diddymuck]

1979 Midnight Special performance, purely experimental and unique.

[@martinscase3904]

Wonderful though this is, it really appears to be Fripp playing lead over a tape of previously generated Frippertronics. Was hoping to see the actual creation, as that was such an original form of music.

[@allthingsbigandsmall]

Does anyone know how hes getting the infinite sustain on this and other 70's albums?

[@leafaleonhart]

Tone on zero, a Les Paul and a Big Muff.

[@ElectroTherapyFTSoul]

I couldn't understand why people were talking about religion until I read the description. The hell?

[@slogans777]

Baffling, isn't it? It's irritating when religious groups and individuals try to insinuate themselves and their beliefs into everything.

[@callactm14]

And you pair of offended idiots. He can say what he wants.

[@ElectroTherapyFTSoul]

@@callactm14 The irony when someone clearly offended tells others not to be and then resorts to name-calling. I was puzzled, not offended. Also funny to support free speech but only for some people, apparently. I can say what I want, too. Calm down, man. Maybe think next time before your temper gets the better of you.

@@callactm14 Házle caso a lo que dice tu nombre.

[@richardalbury]

Saw him do this at an in-store (!) In the late, great Peaches record store in Fort Lauderdale. Amazing.

[@Nickshreds890]

Fripps guitar tone is amazing. I feel so lucky to hear this work of experimental andbeautiful guitar

[@grables1965]

This is the first time ive ever heard this guy and boy can you hear his influence on Steve Vai its no wonder steve calls him father!! Lol

[@johnkramer2866]

After the "Big Bang" there are possibility's enough to play and learn on guitar such unique music. Thanks Robert.

[@jasonmoskowitz246]

I can hear the mahogany in that Gibson Les Paul - a guitar named after two great guitar makers. RIP Orville & Les

[@Lödy1423]

I'm sorry, but you can't.

[@kesagatame]

This is a mash up of beautiful dreams

[@automaticwriting4220]

Very cool, you can tell that John Frusciante took a lot of tonal inspiration from Fripp. Mainly referring to JF’s last stint as a solo artist (2009?- rejoining RHCP) Sounds just like him.

[@HighlandMike325]

If they'd put this on the Voyagers and Pioneers he would be getting sued for copyright when the aliens heard it

[@siszaarts2544]

Robert Fripp partly inspired the way I play guitar. I was always looking for something different; I was fed up with everybody playing the same riffs all the time! But men like Robert Fripp & Mark Knoppfler are brimming with talent and personality! If you are interested in my mould-breaking music with digital "moving paintings," please head over to my channel!

[@JWD1992]

Hearing Frippertronics for the first time and then finding out how it was achieved was mind-blowing.

[@mwmann]

A strange cat. Only one Robert Fripp.

[@ulissescarvalho3925]

The guitar mad scientist. Musical Einstein. Love this.

[@MyEyesBled]

Okay Robert, what planet are you really from? 👍🖖

[@sinistrality7883]

the only rockstar that can rock a suit

[@ysalimirii]

Bowie?

[@rohanroll]

​@@ysalimirii I was certainly expecting some Bowie here... 😁👏👏

[@matteovrizzi]

this sounds rather interesting when stoned, particularly as i got here by accident.

[@SkinnyEMedia]

00:35 Boards of Canada before there ever was one! Wonderful manipulation of electronic ambient/downtempo/New Age music to almost jazz guitar!

[@casachezdoom2588]

I think he played something similar during G3. I remember seeing him playing some crossfading loops "before the show started" (apparently this is something he asked, not to be in the spotlight)

[@damienthorne861]

This is fantastic! Thank you for posting!

[@belalegosisdead]

the OG shoegazer

[@blatneyev3740]

I saw Fripp at the Kitchen in NYC. In those days instead of tickets, you got cassettes of lectures by J. G. Bennett

[@garyfigueroa5618]

Fripp's mum described him as 'My curious child.'

[@RorschachsVoice]

What is wrong with you people? How can anyone dislike this?

[@lesclaypool0727]

Who disliked he/she mute!

[@ijonkilledyou6062]

Ignorance is not only bliss but common among this new generation.

[@humanman2358]

What are you guys talking about? There's no dislikes!

[@rumplyscamp3700]

I hear smashing pumpkins

[@rf1966]

A Groundbreaking, curious soul.

[@bluebassett2]

The guy is simply amazing. And his Beautiful wife! Kudos, Mr. Fripp.

[@mrJimCharles]

This is the furthest possible thing from pointless notes

[@ArtLogins]

I like keyboard players like Emerson, Wakeman, Wright and Fripp 😀😀😀

[@Supadupa54]

This was extremely brave, so many potential hazards he avoided through courage and purity, and discipline, real musicians know

[@vish3161]

Wonder if Steve Vai was influenced by his playing .. I can hear the influence in "Whispering a prayer"

[@ssvr]

good catch! Vai definitely ripped off plenty of ideas here, lol

[@jamiemascola6614]

This is noodling to a backing track way ahead of its time. Given how much space his backing arrangement affords Fripp, it's astonishing that he never goes diatonic, or extends the harmony beyond 1 mode, or take it anywhere interesting at all. Just a bowl of noodles. Served luke-warm. 2/10.

[@Heheha329]

Yes but its extremely expressive and deliberate we all wish we could noodle like that

[@zeruchofficial]

"not to say anything about Robert Fripp's personal beliefs -- of which we have no idea" We do actually. He's been quite open about being at various times interested in the philosophies of Qabalah, , Gnosticism, Wicca, Paracelus, and Bennett/Gurdjieff. By all accounts even the name "King Crimson" hints pretty straightly at the occult, which he's never had issue with, and for which in at least one interview he stated that creating music was akin to "white magic"

[@sergecuerrier8775]

I saw that back in 79 in a club at Montreal. Some of my friend still do not understand what they saw that night.

[@je7647]

WHAT THE HEELL IS WITH THE COMMENT DESCRIPTION ALMOST AS WEIRD AS THE STUFF THAT COMES OUT OF FRIPPS MOUTH edit cool words actually

[@DavidT-ji5fg]

I saw him do Frippertronics about this time in Ann Arbor at the Second/Last Chance. The show must have lasted an hour and a half or so because he delivered the "first set" using a large reel (about 45 minutes) and the took his break. After the break he turned the tape over and played against it backwards for the remaining 45 minutes. Devoted King Crimson fans were astonished when the last few minutes of the concert were a clear representation of their song Starless. Absolutely one of the most amazing things I have ever seen and heard!

[@DaveyDebGeordieland7053]

But it isn't very good musically?

[@cullenbrownmusic]

what are you talking about

[@beewood2225]

WOW

[@petephelan969]

He's really unique and awesome.

[@thepaulmacfarlane]

Back when he did those wild uncontrolled forward and backward rock star body movements. ; )

[@jesusmazariegos8262]

Esteve vai también tomo inspiración de este gran guitarrista

[@krisscanlon4051]

"A small mobile intelligent unit"...love it.

[@nicolasfernandezarellano158]

Fripp sin percusión qué es?😮 Talvez sólo un hombre aburrido, como yo.

[@CbasCBAS416TO]

So glad I had the chance to see him 4 times at different stages of his brilliant music forever the MASTER ❤🙏 thank you !

[@tertommy]

Midnight Special, 1970's were the best.

[@matte8677]

Man that tone. Good lord.