Doctor Diamond (live, 1974‐04‐29: Stanley Warner Theatre, Pittsburgh, PA, USA)

Name: Doctor Diamond
Duration: 5 min 12 s

Appears on releases

#	Title	Length	Track artist	Release title	Release artist	Release group type	Country/Date	Label	Catalog#
Official
3.7	Doctor Diamond	5:12	King Crimson	The Great Deceiver	King Crimson	Album + Live	GB1992-10-30	Caroline Records (1973–76 Virgin subsidiary, UK; 1986– pseudo-indie label, US/worldwide), Virgin (worldwide imprint of Virgin Records Ltd. and all its subsidiaries), Discipline Records (sublabel of Robert Fripp’s Discipline Global Mobile)	CAROL 1597-2, KC DIS 1
3.7	Doctor Diamond	5:12	King Crimson	The Great Deceiver	King Crimson	Album + Live	JP1992-11-20	Canyon International, Discipline Records (sublabel of Robert Fripp’s Discipline Global Mobile)	PCCY-00393
3.7	Doctor Diamond	5:12	King Crimson	The Great Deceiver	King Crimson	Album + Live	US1992-11	Discipline Records (sublabel of Robert Fripp’s Discipline Global Mobile)	CAROL 1597-2, KC DIS1
1.7	Doctor Diamond	5:12	King Crimson	The Great Deceiver, Part Two	King Crimson	Album + Live	GB2007	Panegyric	DGM5005
1.7	Doctor Diamond	5:11	King Crimson	The Great Deceiver: Part Two	King Crimson	Album + Live	US2007	Discipline Global Mobile	DGM5005
23.10	Doctor Diamond (live, Stanley Theatre)	5:13	King Crimson	The Road to Red	King Crimson	Album	GB2013-10-22	Discipline Global Mobile	KCCBX7
3.1	Doctor Diamond	5:17	King Crimson	The Road to Red	King Crimson	Album	GB2013-10-22	Discipline Global Mobile	KCCBX7
1.7	Doctor Diamond	5:11	King Crimson	The Great Deceiver 2: Live 1973–1974	King Crimson	Album + Live	XW2021	Discipline Global Mobile	[none]

mixer:	Tony Arnold (UK producer, mixer, engineer & steel guitarist) Robert Fripp David Singleton

recorded at:	Stanley Theatre in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States (on 1974-04-29)
mixed at:	Courthouse in Dorset, England, United Kingdom

recording of:	Doctor Diamond (on 1974-04-29: live)

lyricist:	Richard Palmer‐James (guitarist and lyricist)
composer:	Bill Bruford David Cross (King Crimson violinist) Robert Fripp John Wetton

publisher:	Crimson Music