David Cross

American comedian and actor

David Cross is an English electric violinist and keyboardist best known for his work with the progressive rock band King Crimson during the early 1970s. He joined King Crimson in 1972 and contributed to the albums "Larks' Tongues in Aspic," "Starless and Bible Black," and "Red," which are considered some of the band's most influential works. After his tenure with King Crimson, Cross went on to pursue a solo career and also collaborated with other musicians. He has released several solo albums that showcase his proficiency in both classical and progressive rock genres. Additionally, David Cross has been involved in various collaborative projects with other artists, further establishing his versatility as a musician. His work often blends elements of rock, classical, and electronic music, demonstrating his wide-ranging musical interests and skills.