Robert Fripp - League of Gentlemen - Dislocated

The League of Gentlemen was a band active during March--December 1980 that featured guitarist Robert Fripp of King Crimson fame. Other members included bass guitarist Sara Lee (who later joined Gang of Four, The B-52's, and Indigo Girls), keyboardist Barry Andrews (formerly of XTC; later of Shriekback) and percussionist Johnny Toobad, replaced late in the band's tenure by Kevin Wilkinson (later of China Crisis and Squeeze).
"The League of Gentlemen" is a studio recorded music album by Robert Fripp.The album was released in1981 Label: Polydor Records PD-1-6317
This is a live version recorded during a UK 1980 tour.

[@zachshuler1143]

On a scale of 1-10, this Fripps so hard.

[@BIGeSTRING]

This is such a great album. Sara Lee on bass. Love this music.

[@SoulStylistJukeBox]

This is Futurama 80 in Leeds

[@tedgartner1816]

Saw the band at the Showplace in Dover NJ. Great show!

[@sCulturefan]

I think a portion of this aired in the US circa mid-late 80s on the old Night Flight show on the USA network; I know they did have a Fripp/Crimson retrospective on one episode

[@sergegirard9712]

Best guitar player ever!

[@erichgroat838]

Totally cool - and those last twenty seconds of all four members of the band thinking they were at different parts of the song!

[@duncan-rmi]

:-)

[@bernardlachance1821]

Excellent !!!

[@nyrngrsx40]

Awesome,thank you

[@vngelcvstro9617]

The Master!!!!

[@luxaeterna8481]

Such a shame this has never been released on CD =(

[@jasonbelldata]

It was: www.discogs.com/The-League-Of-Gentlemen-Thrang-Thrang-Gozinbulx/master/302548

[@Truckngirl]

Sara. Lee. Robert. Fripp. What more do you want?

[@cheaplaffsarefree]

I don't know -- some footage of Sara, maybe?

[@Tinhuviel]

So groovy. Thanks for posting. Do you have any more?

[@weshenry7208]

Fellow Human, Does the rest of this concert exist somewhere?! The camera work on this is far above amateur, so I have to believe that if the trouble was taken to film this then the rest of the concert must exist somewhere. Unless they were a one-song appearance in a multi-band type rock show, but that's practically impossible. In those situations they allow you at least 20 minutes, yes? I still have the cut-out vinyl I got at Flat Black & Circular in East Lansing, Michigan and I remember all the tour dates they listed on the back cover for the US tour on that album. This footage looks like Europe to me but hey, could be Houston!

[@scrollfinger]

trippy go-go dancers. i can dig it he can dig it she can dig it we can dig it, can ya dig it.

[@dvdly]

RIP Toobad :-(

[@duncan-rmi]

oh.... :-(

[@MrKayley10]

Do you have any more of this footage?

[@MrRedbluesrock]

No, sorry. Wish I had...