Toyah & Robert Fripp Vs King Crimson - Heroes for

[@TZKeyz]

Is that Robert smiling? Toyah is so beautiful, she could get any man to smile.

[@doveronefoxtrot4417]

She looks more attractive than she did in the eightees.

[@robwhitegalaxy]

She's had a facelift lol!

[@RockingJamboree]

Memento Maxolga, you have no eyes or ears. Maybe it’s your heart that’s two sizes too small?

[@YGroadcapitain]

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[@rjones197]

Did Fripp just smile? Dude, Toyah must be a special lady.

[@themoons7291]

@Donny Etta Toyah is a special lady, always has been.

[@Slydo]

Fripp smiles and laughs in all these videos.

[@conanhayle]

she is

[@goodun2974]

Most people become less of themselves, perhaps almost unrecognizable, as they age, but Robert Fripp looks more and more like Robert Fripp with each passing day.

[@cakemartyr5794]

You're right. Bryan Ferry just doesn't look like Bryan Ferry any more. :-)

[@YGroadcapitain]

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[@1969adasss]

I wonder how many listeners realize that the guitar part sounds so great just because it's played by the person who performed it originally ...

[@stevepafford5501]

He's 75 and looking fab www.stevepafford.com/fripptoyah/

[@colleenuchiyama4916]

I agree. A lot of genius on the Heroes album.

[@sallyduros]

It's wonderful.

[@michaelcoogan268]

agree - really neat to see Robert playing this

[@paulmiles3031]

A pair of legends

[@sophiew1967]

Just think that very guitar used on David Bowie's sessions in Berlin with Me Fripp..Heroes ..still blows my mind nearly 50 yrs later it still sounds totally timeless. Thank you Robert ...you've brought such total joy to so many of our lives for such a long time..both you and beautiful Toyah really are English institutions On a very personal note a big thank you to you for your many ambient albums..if it wasn't for you..Brian Eno ,Robin Guthrie & the late great Harold Budd without you all wearing me to sleep for the last 15-20 yrs then this chronic pain sufferer wouldn't have slept..thank you ! 👍xx

[@Wh1tedog]

It’s really commendable that you two have done so much to try and raise people’s spirits during times like these

[@GiacomoJimmi]

@Urien Rheged That’s enough out of you, tin-foil.

[@lalumia]

@Urien Rheged ah SHADDUP

[@finlocrazy3247]

Urien Rheged so we should all listen to you should we nut job, oh go get your security uniform on Asda is calling.

[@YGroadcapitain]

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[@e.g.systems6146]

Robert Fripp, still cool after all these years. Toyah, still cool (and lovely) after all these years. And the fact that these two super cool people are still married "after all these years", is a joy! When you find the one, anything is possible. Thank you both for this personal vid, it cheered my day, not so much because of VE, but more because of you two, just as you are.

[@AdaptivePhenix]

It's a "mythtowy" 😁

[@stevepafford5501]

He's 75 and looking fab www.stevepafford.com/fripptoyah/

[@paulmiles3031]

Outstanding

[@oldandnew1234]

I understand everyone has the right to a response However, why the dislikes? I'm baffled..... It's absolutely wonderful. Thank you Toyah and Mr. Fripp, I loved this so very much.. Thank you. Xxx To all those who put the thumbs down. Mr. Fripp actually was The guitarist on this song!!! Xx

[@petercraw8188]

Uninformed people make ignorant comments.

[@hewitt-gangloffcarol5817]

This is sooo good. Layers of meaning. War Heroes, music Heroes, Heroes for each other in a couple. I really appreciate them both. Thanks....💖

[@MatthewSullivanEsq]

Uncle Bill Fripp worked on that tunnel with my dad.

[@szwag1er]

I know that some, or at least one, journalist has been less than generous about Robert's and Toyah's performances during lockdown, but personally I love them. It's a bit of fun; it's not harming anyone; you don't have to watch it if you don't like it; and for heaven's sake if these short videos really upset you so much, you probably need some therapy.

[@jonbenjamin3094]

A wonderful tribute to the greatest generation and Fripp played on Bowie's original track. No sneering journalist has the right to criticise.

[@foshizol]

Why would someone dis this? Their just trying to entertain us while where locked up in our homes. It's a great tribute to all WWII veterans.

[@wordplay799]

@@foshizol I totally agree with you mate. #IAmDavidIcke. Please spread this. # everywhere you can as small protest for the banning and de-platforming of David Icke and anyone else who speaks out about different point of view. I'm sure you understand what I'm talking about. I hope you and your family are doing ok in these strange and difficult times 💪🇬🇧✊

[@michaeldent3669]

@@wordplay799 ickes a fucking idiot who believes in lizard people and other crazy alex jones qtard style bullshit

[@wordplay799]

@@michaeldent3669 you are entitled to voice your opinion that's the whole point of free speech. As for the lizard people I remain open minded. It's not just David Icke that talks about reptilians, go have a search and you'll find them and once you have studied as many facts as possible think critical with an open mind and come to your own conclusions. I'm not trying to pick a fight with you, I really don't have the time or energy for that. Peace 🇬🇧✊ #IAmDavidIcke

[@demingfanslau7678]

Still get chills whenever I hear this song! Thank you Robert and Toyah

[@tjday64]

Oh my God, I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, this is truly one of the most moving and wonderful performances from Toyah and Robert. Absolutely amazing and so inspiring thank you

[@geoffpoole483]

Robert's smile when Toyah holds up the photograph of his uncle is very touching.

[@Airship17]

I find it really moving the way they are clearly so in love with each other.

[@robbyt.5258]

Thank you very much, if only there were more lovely people like you in the world. The world could then undoubtedly be a beautiful place for everyone. Greetings from Germany Robby

[@tjday64]

Again and again I return to this performance by two wonderful performers, Robert,s haunting guitar and a wonderful, emotional performance from Toyah, wearing her poppy with pride. As I listen, my soul is lifted with the thoughts of all the sacrifice sustained over the years of our service personnel and their families, and how very proud we are of them all, we will remember them.......

[@GreenDawn8993]

Furthermore, this is absolutely Relevant to those Heroes' in Ukraine presently defending their Home Land and Freedom from Aggression and Tyranny.

[@davidflinn4521]

Im surprised hes not sitting on a stool behind the wall. Just his shoes sticking out.

[@nonaeubinis7891]

Yeah, does he know I can see his fingers? LOL

[@OriginalgEd]

Ah yes, just like at the Hackney Empire a few years ago. One of the best gigs I've ever seen.

[@BritIronRebel]

I know right? I bought a ticket years ago to see Robert Fripp and the League of Crafty Guitarists. While it was great sounding, Mr Fripp was never seen, behind a curtain! I was pretty disappointed especially since I'd seen King Crimson live in 1969 already... Expectations were high.

[@kneuer]

Yeah, he pulled that act on the first Peter Gabriel solo tour. Introduced by PG as Dusty Rhoades.

[@jaymacchione6558]

Fripp, as always a class act, this is fantastic for many reasons, but the most glaring is that they are genuine. Thanks to all the hero’s in the world

[@ThaRougga]

The guy in the back smiled, that can't be Robert Fripp

[@XanAxDdu]

lol that is not true bob always smiled of his own, one of a smiling kind

[@CaseyVan]

he has a childish grin sometimes he just doesn't throw shapes

[@ankihansen2489]

That's the magic of love, Toyah made this guy happy and it's all that matters.

[@dmellis]

She smiles well enough for a whole band.

[@XanAxDdu]

@@dmellis yeah 🤗🤗🤗

[@kafka8886]

Priceless! I know I'm a year late but just discovered these gems. Thankyou Toyah and Robert. Rock on! I'm going to watch it again - louder!

[@paulbgraham4936]

I love this Toyah and Robert. Lost my dad in 2019 at 97 years + 2 months; he was a B-24 pilot in the Pacific and was in the first occupation troops in Japan. I miss him everyday. I had this same thought after the passing of the Queen - we should alway honor the members of the Greatest Generation regardless of what one thinks about royals and royalty in general. Princess Elizabeth could've fled to Canada - but she didn't. She stayed in Britain, learned to be a mechanic, could tear down and rebuild engines of cars, trucks and ambulances. She did her part and served until Japan surrendered. Thank you Toyah and Robert for doing this in this way - Toyah holding up the notes and pictures made me tear up.

[@billjourdan1683]

Toyah seems like an absolute sweetheart. She's gone a long way towards softening up the famously prickly Fripp. These videos have been wonderful. It speaks to a real generosity of spirit from them, putting something positive out there at a time when we all need it.

[@martinbrandom2654]

It wasnt her singing voice that's softened him up.Probably the saucy outfits.

[@wesleystrong569]

Omg this has been something to look forward to.yall rock and can paint very good. Hehehe.

[@marklipson]

Yes, I was thinking the same. They seem like a great couple, very complementary. And the simple, direct, positive gesture is a welcome tonic in troubled and cynical times.

[@richdelgado3405]

That dude in the back looks like he can play the guitar pretty OK. Has he ever considered a career in music?

[@tedjordan9038]

Rich Delgado - He looks like the butler

[@eriksejr6096]

he allready has one

[@Jasenspeed401]

That's not a bad idea, actually...

[@chuckabbate5924]

Dont talk wet😆😆😆😆

[@larryconcepts]

Hilarious.

[@zyphod]

She's not changed the "Toyah " voice is still there, that's how she sang....And Mr Fripp is as good as ever!!

[@netizentrotter514]

To those who gave a thumbs down - The legend playing in the back, is Robert Fripp who can play more notes on the guitar with his left hand thumb than you can with both hands.

[@beestonbump1106]

And in the right order.

[@stevepafford5501]

He's 75 and looking fab www.stevepafford.com/fripptoyah/

[@silasmoore7594]

Bowie also flew him out to Germany to record this song with him a long time ago.

[@netizentrotter514]

@WorldFlex yes..

[@ianddavidson1]

And in non-standard tuning too!!

[@goport]

In my humble opinion this is still the best video Toyah and Robert have done to date. When it first aired I thought it transcended their fun videos to such an extent - I was floored. The pictures and name checking got me all choked up too :) There's a real joy in the performance and pride, love and celebration of VE Day heroes which makes my eyes tear up even now. Toyahs vocal performance is superb, and the bonus of seeing Robert recreate his iconic guitar line is priceless. Bravo!

[@gabrielgolden4336]

The Fripps show incredible Discipline. Nice Beat too. They're truly Three of a Perfect Pair.

[@larryconcepts]

Two of my favorite albums.

[@gabrielgolden4336]

@@larryconcepts Count again, there's three.

[@fintanwardell]

I gave you a thumbs up but it was a terrible joke!

[@fernandocastillom]

Ella la weona poética!!! 🤪

[@postpunkhah]

This lady and her guitar-playing chauffeur make a dashing couple, don't they?

[@incognitotorpedo42]

lol

[@TheRealHucasys]

lol +

[@robbiekop7]

Lady Penelope and Parker 😏

[@TheBlueskyson]

haha. well put Tom

[@anthonycashero7605]

He is a guitar playing hero. Peace.

[@Rog5446]

Haven't seen these two together since their appearance on Mr & Mrs. Have to say that Mrs Fripp is looking rather wonderful, thank you both.

[@voronOsphere]

I'll say!

[@okgo8315]

She certainly is👍🏽👍🏽🌺🌺🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@alessiobalzan5624]

Robert's smile when he sees his uncle is priceless

[@newwineskin7271]

Does the meticulous Mr. Fripp have more than one facial expression?

[@michaelthydell3594]

And wheren’t they alike? Like brothers.

[@kriyananda6609]

One of the most inspiring and energizing clips ever.... lots of love from Italy to Toyah and Robert

[@MartynRavensdale]

Two of my heroes! Mr Fripp was very kind to me as a very stoned young man way back in the day in Amsterdam at the Melkweg, and Mrs Fripp made Sheep Farming In Barnet a truly heroic title for an album. Love you both.

[@AndyCooper761]

Mart Ravo - Mrs Fripp, Sheep Farming in Barnet..... I still have my original vinyl copy of that album. What a great band !

[@Yer_Da_]

Great performance, Bowie would approve I'm sure

[@ianmorgan889]

He'd be in tears like i am!

[@Thorum13]

Bowie would love this!

[@SOK2Me]

David DID approve this. Robert WAS the guy on Bowie’s Heroes

[@wingmover]

Years ago I DANCED with Toyah on stage in Leicester, she is still special.....GREAT video !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@basswanderer2765]

This is the best kitchen jam I have ever heard in my life, thank you!

[@craighudson7294]

You can just imagine Bowie in the background giggling along with a big smile on his face loving every moment of it all. A track, a song that has taken on a meaning and a life of it's own.

[@Gilbey700]

I was privelaged enough to meet Uncle Bill Fripp in Wendover at a veterans signing. A charming polite kind veteran.....

[@taffyjones281]

Am I to take it that most of the 228 people who strangely gave this a "thumbs down", don't actually know the significance of the old guy on the guitar?!!!

[@TheRealHucasys]

Nevermind the bollocks...

[@joh22293]

They're just trolls whose souls have shrivelled up and died.

[@ralphconner6480]

No. They're probably some of the musicians who washed out of auditions for Toya's band. LOL

[@taunoctua245]

@@ralphconner6480 Or King Crimson or David Bowie.

[@DmytroShostakZvirshiki]

​@@daveydudely9954 what exactly sucks here, in your opinion?

[@RiquezaEmGotas]

Brought a tear to me eye, happiness and sadness mixed altogether, the feeling that all things must pass, so make the most of every moment while you can.

[@eggchipsnbeans]

Likewise, I thought especially along with her lovely smiles, this was very moving.

[@stevepafford5501]

He's 75 and looking fab www.stevepafford.com/fripptoyah/

[@clarencewatson8366]

And thank you to Robert for creating that beautiful singing guitar part for the original recording.

[@whip689]

Honestly very touching.😘 Not many of the "Boys" left now. Thank you two for this salute to all Veterans!

[@bodon65]

Brings tears to my eyes. Beautiful singing, Toyah, of a gorgeous song. Remembering my families heroes from both wars. Never Forget!

[@uncledooley]

Nothing to say,but utterly fantastic. The youth of today don’t know what they have missed or missing.

[@antoniocuesta4953]

That was intense..and to see fripp play his black beauty..

[@alyssajohnson1704]

❤️

[@michaeldent3669]

he wasnt playing- its a totps lipsynch style

[@framebadger]

@@michaeldent3669 Yeah, I mean it's just Toyah's husband - not like he can really play guitar or anything.

[@michaeldent3669]

@@framebadger im perfectly aware who he is -ive seenhim play live and i know who toyah is- had her first lp way back when -i love what theyve been doing w/these fun little vids -im jut making an observation its been totp'd -nothing more -i hope they do more

[@framebadger]

@@michaeldent3669 I'm just stirring, don't worry. It certainly does look synched

[@billbrovold]

My beautiful mom, from Croyden, was in the WAAF, where she met my dad who was an American GI from Minnesota. They were heroes. They got married right before he was shipped off to some rough times. You two lift my spirits every time I see one of your posts. Thank you.

[@alanschwamberger7398]

Thank you and I am american but my prayers do go out to the Queen and her family. God bless everyone.

[@onlyhuman9179]

Fabulous. Mr. Fripp is for me the one performer I have seen in live performances more than any other musician. 12 separate times, as in King Crimson, League of Gentlemen, League of Crafty Guitarists and his solo soundscape improvisations. When Robert played his Frippertronics set at Toad's Place in New Haven, CT in 1979, it was the only time in the history of that bar (there are actually 2 bars at Toad's Place) that they shut off the drinks during his performance and lecture. Trust me, Brian Phelps the owner and his partner would not consciously shut down their main source of revenue for anybody. They did for Robert. It was an evening I will never forget. Thank you Robert Fripp and Toyah Willcox for your stellar careers and inspiration.

[@MrAlebarjr]

Impressive tally! I'm close, as an 8-timer.

[@dudleylitz7369]

Shook hands with Fripp BEFORE the performance at Mabuhay Gardens!

[@bradmagic1]

I am in tears. My dad, Roy Haiste, came from Canada to fight in Europe: England, France, Belgium, and The Netherlands. I love you both.

[@SimonWestPhotography]

Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant!! Made me smile and to hear Robert playing those Heroes Riffs again!! Take care and stay safe!! :)

[@MrMusicbyMartin]

I can imagine them discussing a tune to play when Robert says: ‘Hang on, I’ve got some old backing tapes I’ve not used for a while . . . ‘

[@elvisparsley7497]

This is still so very wonderful. Robert and Uncle Bob - peas in a pod. Thank you both ❤❤

[@GrantTarredus]

How beautiful! Thank you both for this. And Mr. Fripp, the music industry’s refusal to recognize your collaborative creations with Bowie is a shameful crime. Thanks for the tremendous role you’ve played in my life.

[@hawkswoodfilms4952]

That was lovely - such a warm tribute from you both ❤️

[@michaelnewsomegreen5500]

I am discovering Robert & Toyah for the very first time. Thank you folks, you make me smile, in the best possible way. x

[@bobmm1076]

That one got me. Love you both and what you have done for music now and over the years. Thanks from Wisconsin, USA.

[@keep_it_tidy56]

Absolutely brilliant, that guitar tone brings me out in goosebumps. Toyah’s messages & Robert’s hand on his heart at the end are extremely moving, as is her kiss blown to Dame Vera. Such a talented pair, yet so humble & respectful.

[@InSurrealtime]

This one made me burst into tears. My father was kind of cold and seemingly uncaring, he rarely talked and seemed kind of angry all the time. I don't recall a singe real conversation with him. He passed away when I was 18 and at the time I almost felt like good riddance. But years later I was talking to my Uncle and he told me that my Father had been a sniper in WW2. A lot of people were talking about PTSD at the time, and suddenly it all made sense. Anyway you can add him to the list of hero's.

[@MyRobertallen]

Yes, mam, he sure was. God bless America

[@ponchred]

@@MyRobertallen I'd die laughing if he wasn't American, dumbass...

[@MyRobertallen]

@@ponchred Why would you call me a name over a PUTATIVE mistake like that? You think that I didn't know such a possibility exists? I rolled the dice anyway. If I'm wrong, the poster could always correct me and thank me anyway for the SUBSTANCE of my comment. Moreover, her father would have (again, probably) been an ally of my country, so she would not have minded my patriotism. But you had to be a prick about it.

[@user-tu2dr3ny6x]

ponchred What a shitstain you are

[@BritIronRebel]

A great life lesson learned. You don't know a person until you've walked in their shoes. Your Dad was a hero and you weren't even aware.

[@howardhawksley1355]

Request - David Bowie's 'Fashion'. Robert's playing on that track was unique.

[@Michael-mm3fm]

Howard Hawksley it was indeed unique

[@BigDogChannel]

That was terrific. A real treat to see you both perform together.

[@michaelbuchholz2164]

I like that you remember your relatives who served in the war. We have to thank them and their generation every day for what we have in our part if the world. Unfortunately some of my relatives fought on the wrong side. All the best from Berlin. 😊

[@marsmediapro]

This is one of your best. I am so glad to have seen King Crimson in the early 1970s. Robert Fripp has been such an influence on my music. Thanks to you both! ❤️

[@ciaradonnelly4627]

Any song that has had countless re-covers and interpretations by so many great artists from Motorhead to Gabriel shows the sheer genius of the track

[@aleksandar9364]

The most powerful thing I've seen in years. God bless you lovely people for many more years to come.

[@Darthbetel]

He can do what ever he wants Saw him handle that Gibson from 3ft away at a record shop in Riverside, Illinois. More than capable ☮️

[@Aaron-iy3bj]

Robert, Toyah what a breathe of fresh air and joy your little home videos bring. I hope you dont run out of ideas down in Dorset. What a duo. Up there with Eno & Fripp. He he.

[@romeks612]

Thank You Mrs. Toyah and Sir. Robert Fripp...that is amazing....Long live Queen(Toyah) and King(Crimson )Robert...

[@markhoffman8807]

Such strong commitment in your singing out of every word, a true professional and I only cried twice. Robert your singing sustaining notes were spot on full of feeling. This was super!! Sending you both good vibes >>>

[@rzepa2009]

I hear Eno in the background !!!

[@bremtremont2027]

Where and when???

[@ME-ru4hv]

@@bremtremont2027 backing vox

[@bremtremont2027]

@@ME-ru4hv That's very vague...Vox makes many things, what specifically is he using from Vox?

[@ME-ru4hv]

@@bremtremont2027 my bad.. vox as slang for voice

[@alextripp1230]

Just found Toyah & Robert's videos, guys just fabulous.!! Thank you both for taking time out to entertain us, free quality entertainment and you don't have to, nice one.!! Cheers, Alex.

[@sandrosalvador9891]

Un abbraccio e un grazie per la vostra bravura, la vostra simpatia e il vostro buon umore.

[@mikearmistead4426]

Of couse you've never heard this guitar done better, because this is the man who invented it. I've seen covers, I seen various guitarists with Bowie and none top this. Robert never lets up for a second from beginning to end and makes it look easy.

[@markschafer8275]

The most sincere thing ive ever seen

[@1nelsondj]

You've both still got it. I was happy to discover Toyah's music when I was stationed in England from 1979 to 1982, discovered King Crimson's music when CDs came along. Music makes the world go 'round.

[@wordplay799]

What a fantastic video. Yes those who fought to the death for our freedom were truly heros✊🇬🇧

[@tsmith0577]

Loved that you've both still got it

[@antonelloderose]

Guys you really were my heroes in the 80s!! Any album you made made me go through difficult time...you are great

[@sdrandazzo]

Thank you Toyah and Robert for honoring your personal and UK heroes. Prayers and thoughts from the American people to the UK people for a fast recovery.

[@voronOsphere]

Here Here!

[@wordplay799]

I keep coming back to watch this again and again. I absolutely love the fact that even in lockdown Robert is still wearing a waistcoat and tie. He really is a class act✊🇬🇧

[@timbeaton5045]

Two things. This song still sends shivers down my spine. Lovely version, too. And one of my (very few) claims to fame, is that i met Toyah when she came into the BBC once, years ago, to record a commentary for a programme. I was simply knocked out by how nice she was.

[@markcanfield1888]

Absolutely Frippallisious!!!!!! Thanks guys,,, from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 never miss a show!!

[@miserablerhurensohn]

You two are the most lovely people I've seen on youtube in a long time. I'm working my way through your posts. Thank you for being there.

[@englishculture5298]

I'm loving the smiles from the both of you.

[@shihli5882]

FRIPP was the guitarist of the original recording in 1977

[@remus3960]

Correct , is also noted in the comments under the video.

[@axeman2638]

One of them, there were others as well.

[@robbiephoto1]

the guitar work on bowie's fashion single by Robbert fripp was brilliant

[@mikewest1542]

SHIH LI , Yeah i want more money for the original recording with a song credit 😂

[@ReformedWhiteKnight]

Just a little tidbit regarding that song... legend has it that Heroes was an homage to the two guys in the German band NEU! who had a song called Hero on their first album which was recorded in 1971 and came out in 1972. Both Klaus Dinger and Michael Rother were invited to play on Bowie's song Heroes when it was recorded in Berlin and the song has actually a NEU! vibe about it if you are familiar with what they did on their two albums NEU! and Neu!2. Unfortunately due to miscommunication of managements they missed out on taking part on that session in Berlin or a lot more people would have been aware of Dinger and Rother after Heroes came out (both of whom were actually also founding member of Kraftwerk and in the first lineup together with Florian Schneider who actually just died a week ago....).

[@seamusmcfreak]

Can we talk about his sustain for a moment?! Seriously, he holds that note through entire verses! He makes a Les Paul proud!

[@thomashumphrey9797]

I notice his Les Paul has 3 pickups. I think one may be a Sustainiac pickup. I'm not sure but back when he recorded it originally I think he used an EBow sustainer. When I play this song I use my EBow.

[@stephenwcarroll496]

I have goosebumps watching this. An Amazing performance. Thank you both.

[@hughbarton5743]

Sorry to respond so late, but our robot overlords on KZbin just showed this to me today. Why? Who knows..... But, down to business. This performance: just shattering. Always one of my favorite R.Fripp deals, but Ms.Toyah and the pictures just made it crushing! I have had a hard time listening to this song, associating with a long term relationship that ended in ruins...but now? a whole new prospective! Thank you both for your lovely work. Wishing you well. PS: Mr Fripp: whenever anyone suggests that my guitar playing reminds them of you. I can scarcely contain myself. You have been an inspiration to me for a very long time.

[@Mark-gn5rw]

Respect. Thnxx God Bless yaz..miss David Bowie. .. Ya'all have a great day from Buffalo New York fans..not gonna lie ..this song puts little water in my eyes.. Thnx for Service too!! Godspeed

[@rob-boticscalisthenicshome6355]

Toyah and Robert. Please do a tour together. Tag me in it. You would make my life complete. I wanna be there.

[@hubertvancalenbergh9022]

I still listen to the Sunday All Over the World album a lot. Love you, Toyah. (Don't you think Robert looks like his uncle?)

[@johnnyrhythm9493]

Toyah, great job !!!! Robert .......... well ......... I love you man !!! You showed me how humble you are in 1969 at the Whiskey a go go. All the band members walked by me & ignored me. You .... grabbed my hand with both of your hands & shook mine with real gratitude. It forever changed how I would treat those that complimented my playing. I'm grateful for the life lesson.

[@HayleyHadeez]

An absolutely beautiful, moving tribute. Thank you to you both.

[@richardburgess5656]

I adore the videos you both produce. Uplifting with a touch of what-will-they-do-next. Fabulous!

[@Tackytiger74]

Ok, so this is mind-blowingly good on so many levels... Didn't know Toyah and Fripp were married Didn't know Toyah still looked and sounded so amazing Didn't realise the guitar sound on Bowie's Heroes was actually Fripp's Brilliant idea doing these vids Brilliant tribute to their heroic relatives on VE 75 day Nice Kitchen too...

[@victotronics]

Man.... I remember the Crafty Guitars playing in my home town and me and friends were discussing that we'd just read that the two of you had got together, and we were all thinking "what on earth".... That's a good 30 years ago. Just goes to show.... You are the cutest couple.

[@ianmorgan889]

You wonderful people! I send you all of my LOVE, thank you so very, very much for that wonderful performance of Bowies best ever song-I'm in tears of joy, it's just too damn wonderful!

[@terrystevens5261]

Toyah, please please please make this part of your set when my wife and me come to see you in November in Cheltenham 2023. Brilliant.

[@petemarr824]

Absolutely love what you both did... Keep yourselves safe.. Best wishes.

[@davidmorin1440]

Robert Fripp has changed my live since a long time ago

[@BenDover-wm7wf]

I lost my dad two years ago at the age of 93. He landed at Omaha Beach, fought across France, liberated Paris, fought in the Battle of the Bulge, liberated a slave labor camp, fought through Germany right up to Germany’s surrender. And then was scheduled for the forces to invade Japan (informed by the brass that losses of American troops would likely be as high as 90%). But the troop ship was recalled when it was announced Japan had surrendered. He saw a buddy turned into hamburger on the other side of a fox hole, by a German artillery shell that defeated fox hole entrenchment by exploding ten feet in the air. He had a bullet cut through the side of his helmet but miss his head. He was shot two other times but was patched up and sent back to his unit. He earned five purple hearts plus a bronze star, and a French honorary knighthood that was the highest honor for a non Frenchman. When he returned to the states after the war, he visited New York City with a buddy he had served with in the 30th Infantry Division. They saw two girls, and my dad told his buddy which one he liked. He didn’t realize she was only seventeen, so he needed her mother’s permission to date her. She became my mom a decade later. Rest in peace dear dad. I miss you.

[@MEGAMIGA]

Respect to his memory from France, mate!

[@mariecoll6784]

Ted Bundy?!

[@BenDover-wm7wf]

@Paul deTorch Respect to your dad too. A footnote perhaps: after the war, upon obtaining a PhD in Chemistry, my dad went to work at Dow Chemical, but a decade later took a position as research and development director with a Swiss-German Chemical company (Ciba-Geigy). He would periodically fly to Basel for meetings. Many of his colleagues there were former German soldiers who (as dad put it) might very well have been shooting at each other. Some of them became close friends and when they came to the states for meetings, he would invite them to our house (in the NYC suburbs) for dinner, just as they would do the same when he flew over there. I remember them as good people. It is the governments that go to war. The men do what they are told to serve their country with honor. Back in the late 70’s my sister married a German man and he became part of the family. His parents came for visits and stayed at my parents’ house. I married a Japanese woman twenty-five years ago. Dad was constantly telling anyone within earshot how she was like a daughter to him. It is good that enemies become friends once the reasons for the wars are extinguished. Live long and prosper sir. 🖖🏼

[@kw5021]

That was wonderful!

[@fredtiff1836]

Ben Dover god bless

[@azstrong3755]

Their giving of themselves so effortlessly is priceless, even for just 3 minutes on this fine day. Toyah and Robert inspire me as I am sure all of us with providing that extra spark in life during Covid and continuing even now. I know it motivated me to try and do the same for others and still does. They are hero's of our day, thank you both dearly!

[@shieldaigbencher]

Very much love to you and all the brilliant people now and in history you are representing. Thank you.