Richard Palmer-James

He also co-wrote the lyrics of "Goldrush", a song written during his days in the band but not recorded until their 2002 album Slow Motion. Palmer wrote lyrics for three of King Crimson's albums: Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Starless and Bible Black, and Red. He did not participate in any of King Crimson's recordings, but worked with John Wetton and David Cross after Robert Fripp disbanded the group in 1974. Palmer has lived in Munich since the early 1970s. In 1978 he was visited by John Wetton and W.J. Hutcheson, his bandmates in Tetrad. Over 10 days, with the German drummer Curt Cress, they recorded, as "Jack-Knife", an album of songs from the early days called I Wish You Would. He wrote the English lyrics for La Bionda the Italo Disco inventors. Palmer-James also wrote lyrics for La Bionda and La Bionda-associated disco group D.D.Sound in the late 70s. In 1997 he released a CD with former bandmate John Wetton, Monkey Business, a compilation of unreleased material including some songs that were recorded for the first time in studio, including a King Crimson tune called "Doctor Diamond".

• Name — Richard Palmer-James • Born — 11 June 1947 • Birthplace — Meyrick Park, Bournemouth, England • Genre — Progressive rock, art rock • Instrument — Guitar, vocals • Years Active — 1962-Present • Past Member Of — Supertramp

The authorities additionally record the headings Richard Palmer, Richard Jeffrey Charles Palmer-James and Richard William Palmer-James. His recorded language was English.

Richard Palmer-James is recorded with the occupation guitarist. Recorded as guitarist, lyricist, songwriter, musician and rock singer.