King Crimson (Fripp): "RED", Original UK Pressing, 1974, NEAR MINT / NEAR MINT+

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From Polydor Records (2302 066), this is RED by KING CRIMSON. 

It is an original (first) British pressing recorded live June 30, 1974; also

recorded in studio July-August of same year. Jacket is NEAR MINT; LP 

appears MINT and play-grades NEAR MINT+ and MINT. Simply beautiful 

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 The Cuts:

Side One

1. Red (Instrumental)
2. Fallen Angel
3. One More Red Nightmare

Side Two

1. Providence (Instrumental Improv, Recorded Live)
2. Starless

• Robert Fripp – guitar, mellotron
• John Wetton – bass, vocals
• Bill Bruford – drums, percussion
• David Cross – violin 
• Mel Collins – soprano sax
• Ian McDonald – alto sax
• Mark Charig – cornet, bass cello 
• Robin Miller – oboe 
• Uncredited musician – cello on "Starless"

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