Peter Gabriel & Robert Fripp - Come My Way video free download

Adrian Lackey

My guess is that it's an out take from *Peter Gabriel(1978)*.

Andrey Gaganov

+leonakita Which track off of FGTR does it resemble? Because it doesn't sound familiar to me.

killzer48

sounds more like a type of track similarly in comparison to pink floyds "the final cut"

ObNebur

in the first bar I thought it was like an early form of Here comes the Flood

Phobe Romys

A friend sent it to me. He probably downloaded it from Fripp's website - it was available for download, as shown in other comments.

acrocanthosaurus4

How did you find this tune?

Phobe Romys

I don't think this song is available anywhere, but one can try.

acrocanthosaurus4

Can I get this tune on iTunes? Or can I get this in an album? I would love input.

Anumac c

Peter on piano?

leonakita

Sounds like a "From Genesis to Revelation" track, innit?<< YES IT DOES...GOOD EAR...the piano part for sure!

BarbaricGoose

Backing vocals that come in around 3:00. I'm sure he also had a hand in the writing and arrangement.

E MacG

West Country for sure, if you rule out rural Norfolk. Given that Bob Fripp is a Wimborne lad, no big surprise.

accidentalfilms

Sounds like Robert really putting it on. What a strange track.

Joaquín George

George Herbert (1593–1633) Come, my Way, my Truth, my Life: Such a way as gives us breath; Such a truth as ends all strife, Such a life as killeth death. Come, my Light, my Feast, my Strength: Such a light as shows a feast, Such a feast as mends in length, Such a strength as makes his guest. Come, my Joy, my Love, my Heart: Such a joy as none can move, Such a love as none can part, Such a heart as joys in love.

willychillyLA

sounds like mix of Ph.Glass Einstein on the beach and The Residents in mid seventies

docmontecristo .

What a beautiful little gem I found! I adore it!!

Frank Laubach

@Phobero well spoken.....imagine..... wasting one hour by listening to Phil.....UUUUUUUUU,,,,,ha ha ha .....

llawfhionn

There is nothing "cockney" about the accent. it is totally Dorset.

XanaduMountain

@violentmorgan ACTUALLY, dig up the Cheerful Insanity Of Giles Giles Fripp on YouTube, their PRE-Crimson band who are actually CRAZY WACKY great. FRIPP does some vocals just like this. I would've recognized it as Fripp on vocals just from that. Seriously, I ignored Giles Giles Fripp for 20 years, and when I heard them I was pissed I hadn't checked them out sooner.

adrienb1

@PiperbonesJ Sounds a bit Shakespeare anyway.... But with cockney understones.

Here Comes The Flood

Here Comes The Flood - Peter Gabriel (feat Robert Fripp