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_______. “Guitar Craft Newsletter” (irregular). With and without the “Newsletter” title, Fripp has been writing open letters to Crafties-at-large since 1985.
_______. “The Art of Craft: Guitar Monograph II.” Sept. 1988. Unpaginated.
_______. “An Introduction to Guitar Craft: Gc Pamphlet I.” Sept. 3 1988. Actually titled “GC Phamplet I,” I have it on authority that this was a printer’s error.
_______. “Guitar Craft Monograph III: Aphorisms.” Oct. 27 1988.
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_______. “Frippertronics without Tears: Robert Fripp, Virgin Record Shop, New Oxford Street.” MM 54 (May 5 1979): 40. Jones 1979B.
_______. “Serious Business: God Save the Queen/Under Heavy Manners.” MM 55 (March 15 1980): 29.
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_______. “Concert Reviews: King Crimson (4), Flying Burrito Bros., Redbone (4).” Variety 266 (Feb. 23 1972): 56.
_______. “Concert Reviews: King Crimson (4), Spooky Tooth (5), Strawbs (5).” Variety 270 (May 9 1973): 245. Kirby 1973A.
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_______. “Concert Reviews: King Crimson (4), Robin Trower (3).” Variety 274 (May 8 1974): 272.
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_______. “Fripp ‘Anti-Tour’ Unconventional, But Artist Says It Proves Point.” Variety 296 (Aug. 8 1979): 59. Kirk 1979B.
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_______. “Concert Reviews: King Crimson (4), Philip Wellford.” Variety 315 (June 13 1984): 72.
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_______. “Haskell Quits Crimson.” MM 45 (Nov. 7 1970): 3. MM 1970B.
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_______. “Robert Fripp: Discipline in Another Dimension.” DB (June 1985): 16.
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_______. “Review: Beat.” GP 16 (Sept. 1982): 126. Mulhern 1982B.
_______. “Review: I Advance Masked.” GP 17 (Jan. 1983): 124.
_______. “Robert Fripp on the Discipline of Craft and Art.” GP 20 (Jan. 1986): 88. Mulhern 1986A.
_______. “Robert Fripp [on Roland guitar synthesizers].” GP 20 (June 1986): 119. Mulhern 1986B.
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