Eddie Jobson
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Nov 1, 2026
Mike ChadwickHOST
Yeah, the track here, they're called Fonk de Cochon, and the band, you will know the guitar player very well, Mr. Alex Makacek.
Mike ChadwickHOST
Of course, he's been playing with all kinds of jazz rock and prog guys, but most notably, he's been part of the UK lineup when Eddie Jobson bothers to get the band back together again.
Mike ChadwickHOST
And I saw him play with UK back in 2012 at the bridge underneath Chelsea's football ground.
Mike ChadwickHOST
And it was incredible, I have to say.
AlHOST
They superfitted well with our show.
AlHOST
And, of course, you got my guy that I got to hang around with when he came with Eddie Jobson.
AlHOST
And I know he likes his Heineken.
AlHOST
That's for sure.
JerryHOST
This group was one of the most prominent progressive rock supergroups of the late 70s.
JerryHOST
Various members of the group were guitarist Alan Holdsworth, keyboard violinist, and then Eddie Jobson, bassist, vocalist, John Wentman, and drummer Bill Bruford had all played together in their previous bands.
JerryHOST
But when the group formed in 1977, it was the first time all of the musicians had played together.
JerryHOST
Although the lineup was unstable, Holdsworth and Bruford left after one album, with former Frank Zappa drummer Terry Bozzio replacing Bruford, and the group was short-lived.
JerryHOST
Prior to the formation of this band, Bruford and Wetten had recently played together in King Crimson, and Holdsworth had played guitar on Bruford's debut album, 1978's Feels Good to Me.
JerryHOST
Shortly after recording Feels Good to Me, Bruford and Holdsworth and Wetten formed the band.
JerryHOST
and they added former Roxy Music member Eddie Johnson to the lineup.
JerryHOST
This band released their self-titled debut album in 1978, and I've got that one.
Kevin MulryneHOST
Doug Curran's list this week included a photo of keyboardist Adam Holtzman, from the Stephen Wilson band wearing his Yes shirt at Progstock in New Jersey this week.
Kevin MulryneHOST
His copy of the Minimoog book, which he has had signed by many prog keyboardists, including Eddie Jobson, Rick Wakeman, Larry Fast, Dave Bainbridge, and many others.
Kevin MulryneHOST
The next two river cruises announced by Trading Boundaries, one with Rick Wakeman, one with Patrick Mraz, and both with Roger Dean and Chris Welsh.
Kevin MulryneHOST
Roger Dean unboxing the Roosevelt Stadium record with his own artwork on it, and the new musical Brick Studios Lego figure of Brick Anderson.
ScottHOST
You got to see some amazing bands.
ScottHOST
Eddie Jobson, Spock's Beard, Nectar, Crack the Sky Is, Resistor, Sonus Umbra.
ScottHOST
astronaut fido which i would have loved to have seen fido uh up and and playing live i've never seen fido xavier and i would have absolutely enjoyed seeing uh eddie jobson is great friend of yours um Randy McStein, just a fantastic lineup this year.
ScottHOST
And I'm a little jealous that Al and I didn't make the trip.
ScottHOST
There's been a lot going on, and I hope everybody had a fantastic time there.
Jan ChristianaGUEST
So we're thrilled we're going to be doing that.
Jan ChristianaGUEST
that's great um and it's just such a great i mean like this year we there eddie jobson was playing spock's beard was playing crack this sky yeah uh randy mcstine came and and randy's a an amazing guy and a friend and yeah there there are so many so many great uh acts that that come through prog stock each year that we're just absolutely delighted and honored yeah that we're going to be playing.
Jan ChristianaGUEST
But we hope that we're going to be on the road before that, maybe with some other cool bands that are friends.
Jan ChristianaGUEST
But yeah, www.refestramus.com. That's R-E-F-E-S-T-R-A-M-U-S.com is the best place to keep up with our tour dates.
Steve GouldHOST
[cheering] The Mighty UK off their last album, their last and live album, Night After Night.
Steve GouldHOST
That was the extended version featuring Carrying No Cross, which first saw the light of day on their second studio album, Danger Money, which featured John Wetton, Eddie Jobson, and Terry Bozzio.
Steve GouldHOST
What a way to bow out.
Steve GouldHOST
But definitely worth checking out Night After Night if you've not done so.
Omin Thomas-AideHOST
Yes, and not just us, but we are bringing in a ringer.
Nick McGillHOST
Special guest Eddie Jobson is coming in to talk time signatures.
Omin Thomas-AideHOST
You're not that wrong.
Nick McGillHOST
Not that wrong.
Steve GouldHOST
The Mighty UK off their last album, their last and live album, Night After Night.
Steve GouldHOST
That was the extended version featuring Carrying No Cross, which first saw the light of day on their second studio album, Danger Money, which featured John Wetton, Eddie Jobson, and Terry Bozzio.
Steve GouldHOST
What a way to bow out.
Steve GouldHOST
But definitely worth checking out Night After Night if you've not done so.