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| Simon Ainley | 801 | |||
| Terry Bozzio | U.K. | |||
| Bill Bruford | King Crimson | U.K. | ||
| Roger Bunn | Roxy Music | |||
| Boz Burrell | King Crimson | |||
| Mel Collins | King Crimson | |||
| David Cross | King Crimson | |||
| Judy Dyble | Giles Giles & Fripp | |||
| Jobson Eddie | Roxy Music | U.K. | ||
| Brian Eno | Roxy Music | 801 | ||
| Bryan Ferry | Roxy Music | Bryan Ferry Band | ||
| Robert Fripp | Giles Giles & Fripp | King Crimson | ||
| Pete Giles | Giles Giles & Fripp | King Crimson | ||
| Mike Giles | Giles Giles & Fripp | King Crimson | ||
| John Gustafson | Roxy Music | |||
| Gordon Haskell | King Crimson | |||
| Charles Hayward | Quiet Sun | |||
| Allan Holdsworth | U.K. | |||
| Dave Jarrett | Quiet Sun | |||
| Rik Kenton | Roxy Music | |||
| Greg Lake | King Crimson | |||
| Dexter Lloyd | Roxy Music | |||
| Andy Mackay | Roxy Music | |||
| Sal Maida | Roxy Music | |||
| Phil Manzanera | Quiet Sun | Roxy Music 801 | Bryan Ferry Band | |
| Bill McCormick | Quiet Sun | 801 | ||
| Andy McCullough | King Crimson | |||
| Ian McDonald | Giles Giles & Fripp | King Crimson | ||
| Francis Monkman | 801 | |||
| Jamie Muir | King Crimson | |||
| Ann Odell | Bryan Ferry Band | |||
| David O’List | Roxy Music | |||
| Simon Phillips | 801 | |||
| John Porter | Roxy Music | |||
| Graham Simpson | Roxy Music | |||
| David Skinner | 801 | Roxy Music | ||
| Chris Spedding | Bryan Ferry Band | |||
| Paul Thompson | Roxy Music | Bryan Ferry Band | 801 | |
| Gary Tibbs | Roxy Music | |||
| Keith Tippet | King Crimson | |||
| Ian Wallace | King Crimson | |||
| Lloyd Watson | 801 | |||
| John Wetton | King Crimson | Roxy Music | Bryan Ferry Band | U.K. |
| Rick Wills | Roxy Music |
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Pete Frame’s Story
THE VELVET UNDERGROUND
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Pete Frame’s Story
Pete Frame started drawing his Rock Family Trees in Zigzag, Britain’s first rock magazine, which he founded in 1969.
They subsequently appeared in Sounds, NME, Melody Maker and Rolling Stone, on album sleeves and CD inserts. BBC Television broadcast two series of Rock Family Trees – plus further programmes based on his Monty Python genealogy and his Manchester United family trees.
Several volumes of his collected works have been published by Omnibus Press.