In 2013, we asked Jones, Gramm and another founding member, the late Ian McDonald, to reflect on a debut album that "opened the floodgates for what followed".

Ian McDonald, a co-founder of pioneering progressive rock band King Crimson and stadium rock hitmaker Foreigner, has died. A representative said McDonald died Wednesday at his home in New York City.

I’d known Ian McDonald from his days with King Crimson. Ian had plenty of on-stage experience. He could be quite eccentric, and he became an important part of Foreigner.

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Though Foreigner might be on their Farewell Tour, it felt like the very first time, as the band proved to the crowd of 11,141 ...

The English multi-instrumentalist Ian McDonald died Wednesday at age 75. He was a founding member of prog-rock titans King Crimson and the hugely popular Foreigner. His son Maxwell announced his ...

Thank you. First, I’d like to thank all of my former bandmates: Mick Jones, Ian McDonald, Al Greenwood, Dennis Elliott, Ed Gagliardi, and Rick Wills for 30-plus years of great music and a wild ride.