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	Ian McDonald (musician) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ian McDonald (born on June 25, 1946 in London, England) was a member and producer of the progressive rock group called King Crimson, formed in 1969.
		Out of that interest, the 21st Century Schizoid Band was formed in 2002 and several tours and live albums have followed.
		After the first tour Michael Giles was replaced with another former King Crimson drummer Ian Wallace.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ian_McDonald_(musician) (297 words)

	Wallace - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chris Wallace (journalist), a newscaster at NBC and Fox News, the son of Mike Wallace
		William Wallace (professor) a professor at the London School of Economics.
		Wiliam Wallace (Scottish philosopher) (1844–1897) — a Scottish philosopher
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wallace (498 words)

	Articles - King Crimson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Drummer Ian Wallace and vocalist Boz Burrell were selected, but after more than two dozen potential bassists had come and gone, Fripp decided simply to teach Boz to play bass.
		Drummer Bill Bruford was next to sign up, choosing to leave the commercially successful Yes for the relatively unstable and unpredictable King Crimson.
		* Ian McDonald - reeds, woodwinds, mellotrons (1968-69, sideman in 1974)
	www.jazzbit.com /articles/King_Crimson (3454 words)

	Ian Wallace MP3 Downloads - Ian Wallace Music Downloads - Ian Wallace Music Videos
		Ian Wallace's rock credentials go back to 1963 and a band called The Warriors, whose membership included a young vocalist named Jon Anderson, as well as future Badger bassman David Foster.
		Wallace, Boz Burrell, and Mel Collins turned out to enjoy working together more than they did working for Robert Fripp, and they quit the band en masse in the early spring of 1972.
		Wallace's work has moved more in the direction of jazz in tandem with his business partner in Artist Road, pianist Brian Trainor, and he has played most recently with Larry Coryell.
	www.mp3.com /ian-wallace/artists/112554/biography.html (550 words)

	Ian Wallace's Official Website: Biography
		Consider that Don Henley, himself a drummer as well as a renowned perfectionist, selected Wallace to take over the drum chair for three of his solo tours through the '80s and '90s.
		Need more proof: Wallace, who has worked with hundreds of performers, is hired most often by those whose reputations rest on their musical integrity.
		Wallace makes his home in Nashville, TN and is an endorsee of Yamaha Drums, Avedis Zildjian Cymbals and Sticks (Ian Wallace Artist Series model drumstick), Evans Drumheads, Shure Microphones.
	www.ianrwallace.com /bio.shtml (513 words)

	Ian Wallace
		Ian Wallace has been working with Don Henley since the recording session for Don’s I Can’t Stand Still album.
		I think that’s partly because he is a drummer and he understand the advantages and disadvantage involved with whatever it is we’re doing.
		Don’s shows are very structured in terms of arrangements, because of the amount of sequencing involved—which Ian controls via a footswitch from the drumkit.
	members.aol.com /PrfctBeast/ian.htm (920 words)

	4eigner.net The Foreigner Website: The News: Archived News: 2003-1
		According to a diary entry on the Ian Wallace's Official Website, former King Crimson drummer, Ian Wallace, has replaced Michael Giles in the 21st Century Schizoid Band.
		According to the Ian Wallace's Official Website, rehearsals for the new 21CSB lineup of Mel Collins, Peter Giles, Ian McDonald, Ian Wallace and Jakko Jakszyk will begin in London on February 28th, 2003.
		The new line-up of the 21st Century Schizoid Band with ex-Foreigner tour drummer, Ian Wallace, on drums debuted on Wednesday, March 12 2003, in St. Petersburg, Russia at DK Lensovet.
	www.4eigner.net /thenews/2003-1.html (1156 words)

	Reflections: Schizoid Band North American tour 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Peter Giles on bass, Ian Wallace on drums, Mel Collins and Ian McDonald on reeds and keys, and Jakko Jakszyk (yeah, I never heard of him either) on guitar and vocals.
		Ian Wallace was solid as the very earth itself, stomping and roaring when necessary, pulling it all back together in the few spaces where the assemblage couldve all come unglued.
		Drummer Ian Wallace was a powerhouse throughout the night putting forth the right mix of ferocity and intricacy with a great ear for detail.
	www.21stcenturyschizoidband.com /world/nam.htm (7379 words)

	Jazz Concert Details Print @ jazzreview.com - The Web's Ultimate Jazz Concert Guide
		In addition to Ian Wallace, the CJ3 is rounded out by one of two pianists, either Jody Nardone or Mathias Aspelin and former Vital Information bassist Tim Landers.
		As for Ian Wallace, his expertise with the beat has never stopped being in demand by such notables as Bonnie Raitt, Don Henley, Larry Coryell, Bob Dylan, Procol Harum and The Traveling Wilburys.
		Wallace also tours as a member of the 21st Century Schizoid Band.
	www.jazzreview.com /preview/print-2994.html (765 words)

	Crimson Jazz Trio: Bios
		Drummer Ian Wallace conceived the idea for the CJ3 while on tour with the 21st Century Schizoid Band.
		Wallace makes his home in Los Angeles, California and is an endorsee of Yamaha Drums, Avedis Zildjian Cymbals and Sticks (Ian Wallace Artist Series model drumstick), Evans Drumheads, Shure Microphones.
		Jody is currently in the studio putting the finishing touches on his first solo rock/pop release of original material, Broken Yellow Lines, which he plans to complete and release in 2005 and continues to play with his own jazz project, The Jody Nardone Trio, at various venues in the Nashville area.
	www.crimsonjazztrio.com /Bios.8.0.html (1593 words)

	21 st Century Schizoid Band reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Though the saxes provided a smoky jazz feel, the propulsive rock undercurrent from drummer Ian Wallace and bassist Peter Giles were not to be denied.
		Wallace was Charlie Watts-ish in his laid-back, unassuming visual presence, but his playing was all content and no filler -- equal parts glam-free chops, experience and ability.
		While the sound was a bit bass heavy throughout the whole set (this might just have been because we were sitting under a balcony) the saxophones often rang out and dominated most of the songs in the set.
	www.21stcenturyschizoidband.com /reviews/body_reviews.html (4382 words)

	LET IT ROCK - Ian WALLACE interview
		He knew Dylan was auditioning drummers and he recommended me. I auditioned, and got the gig.
		The drummer they had in the band could not play well enough to record, so I was called in.
		I only played with Ian McDonald for a few months so I don't think that counts, but Mel I played with for quite some time and in at least four different bands.
	dmme.net /interviews/wallace.html (2245 words)

	21st Century Schizoid Band - catalog in The Artist Shop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Ian Wallace provides personal hotline and Crimson-juice authority to the Trio, although anyone unfamiliar with Ian's jazz passion and experience may be surprised by what is going on here.
		But the presences of a new rhythm section (Boz Burrell and Ian Wallace) and the fact that the core lineup was performing again as a live band, helped ensure Islands sounded, at least in part, more like the product of a gigging rock band than that of a purely studio based recording group.
		This is the debut solo release from Ian McDonald, one of the founding members of King Crimson and the main composer for the incredible Crimson debut, In the Court of the Crimson King.
	www.artist-shop.com /21stcsb (3313 words)

	THE QUIREBOYS \| Unique, Detailed Biography \| Rockdetector
		The group was quick to undertake a gruelling series of club gigs to establish the band with the public, including dates supporting HANOI ROCKS, BERNIE TORME and CHERRY BOMBZ and performed at the Reading Festival in 1987.
		The sticksman was asked to leave and his position was filled by DON HENLEY drummer Ian Wallace.
		In a surprise move former AIRRACE, VIRGINIA WOLF and BONHAM drummer Jason Bonham, son of the legendary LED ZEPPELIN drummer, joined the band for these UK shows.
	www.rockdetector.com /officialbio,7136.sm (1397 words)

	1955 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		May 21 - Stan Lynch, American drummer, songwriter, and producer
		May 28 - John McGeoch, Scottish musician (Siouxsie and the Banshees and Public Image Ltd.) (d.
		August 2 - Wallace Stevens, American poet (b.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1955 (1969 words)

	Progressive Rock Music Discography (Albums, DVDs Videos and compilations), MP3 and album reviews
		Islands has a jazz flavour running through the haphazard selection of cuts but there is very little focus involved in organising the structures into cohesive pieces that might have made this a more worthwhile album.
		The whole selection of the compositions, especially on the A side, comes across as one relentless jam with the occasional inspired moment breaking through, drummer Ian Wallace keeps things interesting from time to time.
		The monstrous cello which barges the album in on the opener "Formentera Lady" is a false dawn and not a weight with to measure the power, or lack of, on the album.
	www.progarchives.com /Review.asp?id=39075 (350 words)

	All About Jazz \| Email This Article
		Enter Ian Wallace, drummer for the Crimson incarnation that released Islands (Island, 1971).
		The brightly swinging “Ladies of the Road” is the only song from Wallace’s time with the group.
		The King Crimson Songbook, Volume One is an intriguing reshaping of material from a band that has always had a tenuous relationship with the jazz aesthetic.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article_email.php?id=19780 (523 words)

	King Crimson biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The first musician to be added to the lineup was singer-guitarist Greg Lake, who was to play bass and sing.
		Lyricist Peter Sinfield and composer Ian McDonald were soon recruited, and thus the first incarnation of King Crimson was born.
		Fripp and Belew continued on guitar, and Levin played bass and Chapman stick; Trey Gunn joined, and played an instrument known as the Warr guitar (similar to the Chapman stick), and drummer Bruford was joined by another percussionist, Pat Mastelotto.
	www.rockul.info /band_king_crimson_en.php (1732 words)

	Larry's Gallery part 12
		Future Procol drummer Ian Wallace was with the band that night.
		As memory serves, even Bill Bruford of Yes seemed to pale in the presence of BJ.
		Ian Wallace, strangely, seemed more in tune with the off-timings of Crimso Communication than with 1990's-brand Procol Harum.
	www.procolharum.com /larryspict^12.htm (535 words)

	Ginger Geezer : Paintbox - BiG GRunt
		Saxophonist Roger Ruskin Spear, in addition to having been the most manic member of The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band onstage and the third most prolific songwriter of the outfit (after Stanshall and Innes), was also a self-styled inventor who built bizarre robots, exploding props and absurd mechanical contraptions for their live shows.
		Even without biG GRunt having played a note of music in public, the background of the individual members made it clear that they were a formidable prospect both musically and as performers.
		However, Stanshall's well-documented personal problems made it difficult for him to give the project his full attention and keep the line-up together, and by the summer of 1971 biG GRunt were unofficially but obviously defunct.
	www.gingergeezer.net /Articles/articlebiggrunt.html (1290 words)

	Discipline Global Mobile: Ian Wallace (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Wallace recently relocated to Nashville, where he quickly became involved in several projects.
		He's been performing live with T. Graham Brown, the Nashville Chamber Orchestra and Billy Burnette, the latter in a sharp quartet that includes bassist Dave Roe of Johnny Cash's band and Kenny Vaughan of Lucinda Williams' band.
		He also produced and played on a new recording for renowned English trumpeter Ian Carr and participated in sessions by Kim Richey, Tim Krekel, Dean Dillion, and Andy West (in a band that features Clive Gregson on guitar and NRBQ's Joey Spampinato on bass).
	www.disciplineglobalmobile.com /bio/wallace.htm (511 words)

	King Crimson
		Originally formed in 1967 with the trio of Fripp on guitars, and brothers Peter Giles on bass and Mike Giles on drums, they recorded and released The Cheerful Insanity Of Giles, Giles And Fripp in '68.
		In late '70, Fripp formed a new King Crimson with drummer Andrew McCulloch (later of Greenslade) and recorded the album Lizard which featured Yes's Jon Anderson as guest vocalist.
		The '72 version of King Crimson included former Yes drummer Bill Bruford and John Wetton of Family (and later Roxy Music, Uriah Heep, U.K. and Asia).
	members.tripod.com /rant58/id268.htm (425 words)

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		Haskell and McCulloch left just before the release of Lizard, leaving King Crimson as a rock band without a singer, bassist, or drummer.
		Yes drummer Bill Bruford was next to sign up, a move that was deemed a poor career move by some.
		Bruford was choosing to leave Yes, a band with immense commercial potential, for King Crimson, a band with a history of instability and unpredictability.
	www.king-crimson-lyrics.com /biography/1970s.php (863 words)

	Andy Roberts Biography
		A bit later on that year I ran into a guy at a party who was the older brother of the drummer in the band I'd had at school, a chap called Max Stafford-Clark.
		At that time I suggested to Adrian that all we had to do was add a drummer and bass player and we'd be a band.
		He was a great drummer though and actually it was better than it had been with Bryan, because Bryan had been dying behind his kit for the previous two months.
	www.andyrobertsmusic.com /biograph.html (8091 words)

	CHAS and DAVE : MusicWeb Encyclopaedia of Popular Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Had perfected 'Rockney' (Burt's nickname, name of own label and of '78 LP incl.
		Lent by Atlantic in USA to producer Bob Thiele they made an album as Oily Rags (Cockney rhyming slang: rags = fags = cigarettes) with drummer Ian Wallace, Gerry Hogan on steel guitar; with Lee, Peter Frampton etc backed Teresa Brewer on In London; these later on Thiele's Signature label.
		Very popular live, TV act (Christmas Day special '82, series summer '83); opened own London pub '85 called Chas and Dave's (a Courage house, of course).
	www.musicweb-international.com /encyclopaedia/c/C101.HTM (345 words)

	Don Henley in Musician: October 1986
		The boys mumble no. Drummer Ian Wallace, an old pro, smirks and reminds the younger players that he went straight home to bed last night and now feels great.
		A little before 1:00 a man in four layers of shirt and a backwards baseball cap emerges from the hotel, cradling a bottle of water and walking as if he just got belted in the belly.
		I turned to Danny and told him and he said, "Oh, you gotta do this, man, you have to do this!" I said, "Yeah, I guess I do, don't I?" I asked Aid what song it was-if it was one of those killer fast ones I didn't know if I could hack it.
	snow.prohosting.com /crasio/eagles/8910henley.html (8477 words)

	Quireboys - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		By 1987, the Queerboys had changed their name to the more consumer friendly Quireboys and had added keyboard man Chris Johnstone, guitarist Ginger, and a drummer by the name of Coze to the fold.
		By 1990, Ginger had been fired (he would go on to form the critically acclaimed the Wildhearts), and after bringing in new drummer Ian Wallace to the fold, the Quireboys signed to EMI proper and recorded a stunning debut entitled A Bit of What You Fancy.
		Guy Bailey was last heard from in a band called Dog Kennel Hill while Gray is once again fronting a new band under the God's Hotel emblem.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,534279,00.html (851 words)

	New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock KI-KY
		In keeping with Solaris' style, there are also a more rocking songs with chunky guitar riffs and shredding solos, and this is where Kollár can add some Ian Anderson-styled flutter and wheeze to his playing.
		There's a flute player who sounds at times like Ian Anderson when he plays quick staccato-like notes, and like Didier Malherbe or Paul Horn when he wants to be weird and/or spacey (which is much more often).
		I think this albums on more funk edge, thus it is somehow forgotten by prog society, music alike first three albums is very spacey and funky but very progressive, needs to be listened carefully.
	www.gepr.net /ki.html (14410 words)

	The Crimson Jazz Trio \| The King Crimson Songbook Volume One
		While on tour in 2004 with 21st Century Schizoid Band—a group of ex-Crimson members who relatively faithfully recreate songs from In the Court of the Crimson King (Island, 1969) through Islands, in addition to other like-minded material—Wallace had the idea for reinventing classic Crimson material in a piano trio format.
		Personnel: Ian Wallace: drums; Jody Nardone: piano; Tim Landers: bass.
		With more music coming at him than he can keep up with, AAJ Senior Editor John Kelman wonders why anyone would think that jazz is dead or dying...
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=19780 (622 words)

	Welcome To Studio M Live- Original Music Content and Writing Since 1997- Webcasts, Music Photography
		Side One marks the first of these solo efforts (the other two should be released within a year), Belew’s first full-fledged solo outing since 1996’s Op Zop Too Wah.
		With Tool drummer Danny Carey and Primus bassist Les Claypool, Belew has assembled what he refers to as a “power trio” on three of Side One’s tracks – “Ampersand,” “Writing on the Wall” and “Matchless Man.” Strangely, they’re probably the weakest songs on the disc.
		The brief, hypnotic “Under The Radar” leads into former King Crimson drummer, Ian Wallace, giving a spoken introduction to “Elephants,” another in a long line of tunes where Belew shows his interest in wildlife.
	www.studiomlive.com /reviews/belew0405_jc.html (755 words)

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