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[Ed. note: Jamie Muir is best known for his work as a percussionist in King Crimson in 1972 and 1973. Just previous to this, he played together with Allan in a group known as “Sunship”, that never went further than rehearsing at Jamie’s house. Here are a few excerpts from an interview with Jamie in Ptolemaic Terrascope Magazine, issued in August 1991.] | ''[Ed. note: Jamie Muir is best known for his work as a percussionist in King Crimson in 1972 and 1973. Just previous to this, he played together with Allan in a group known as “Sunship”, that never went further than rehearsing at Jamie’s house. Here are a few excerpts from an interview with Jamie in Ptolemaic Terrascope Magazine, issued in August 1991.]'' | ||
Under the Terrascope's ever-widening lens, one fascinating field of music yet to be covered is that of the avant-garde percussive improvisationalist. Who better to talk to than former King Crimson member and one of its foremost British exponents JAMIE MUIR, who our correspondent David Teledu recently tracked down for a suitably broad question and answer session. | Under the Terrascope's ever-widening lens, one fascinating field of music yet to be covered is that of the avant-garde percussive improvisationalist. Who better to talk to than former King Crimson member and one of its foremost British exponents JAMIE MUIR, who our correspondent David Teledu recently tracked down for a suitably broad question and answer session. | ||
