Sunday Lunch with Robert Fripp and Toyah Willcox revisit some Alice Cooper
Toyah Willcox brings out the cheerleader outfit again while Robert plucks on his guitar for this version of “Poison” by Alice Cooper.
Read MoreToyah Willcox brings out the cheerleader outfit again while Robert plucks on his guitar for this version of “Poison” by Alice Cooper.
Read MoreIt’s another encore from the kitchen as Robert Fripp and Toyah Willcox reach back to the 60s for this hit from Gerry and the Pacemakers, Nice spoons.
Read MoreRemember Republica? They came out of the UK with a dance-rock sound (or as they put it, “”technopop punk rock”). The singer’s name was Saffron, no doubt because of her very red hair.
Read MoreThe headline says it all about the situation in the kitchen this week. This is one from the archive, which might explain the vertical video.
Read MoreDoubly so, actually. We never have to pay for these Sunday Lunch from the kitchen, but this week, the song is also Free in the form of “All Right Now.” Take it away,
Read MoreAnd they do it in bunny suits. Preparing for these videos takes longer than the song itself. Makes you wonder what else goes on in that kitchen, doesn’t it?
Read MoreThis week’s kitchen performance comes a little late thanks to North America jumping into daylight saving time ahead of the UK. Nonetheless, here’s Robert Fripp and Toyah Willcox covering Lenny Kravitz and “Are
Read MoreI can’t believe that this is the first time Robert Fripp and Toyah Willcox have covered Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit.” Is it?
Read MoreRobert Fripp is no stranger to David Bowie and his music, having worked with him several times over the years. This time, he and Toyah Willcox gather in the kitchen for “Scary Monsters
Read MoreOne of the interesting things about Sunday Lunch with Robert Fripp and Toyah Willcox is that you never know what they’re cooking up in the kitchen. This week, it’s an early hit by
Read MoreIt’s a ball gag Sunday Lunch in the kitchen as Robert Fripp and Toyah Willcox cover “Oh, Bondage, Up Yours” by X-Ray Spex. Very normal, as you can see by YouTube’s NSFW working.
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