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DiscussionsHey all!! My first exposure to Yes was Roundabout. I was blown away!
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Here is a link to a video of YES in London from 1982.
You may have to install a small applet to watch it, but it is well worth it. http://www.ninjavideo.net/video/1646
4167 days ago
My two cents worth. The band's original lineup made some great music but Peter Banks wasn't Steve Howe. Bill Bruford is a phenomenal drummer but Alan White, while a bit more of a rocker, fit seamlessly into the band. With the addition of Rick Wakeman, IMHO, the premier Yes lineup was set. I did see the band live, back in the mid-seventies with Pat Moraz on boards and the difference was notable but they were still incredible. Big Bear, Jon is out on tour according to his website with three dates left to play. Two in the UK and one in Bratislava.
4195 days ago
Martin MC-38 Steve Howe Limited Edition First released and sold about 250 since been rereleased.
http://www.martinguitar.com/guitars/choosing/guitars.php?p=w&m=MC-38 Steve Howe
4202 days ago
The only thing I could find on the internet was a Steve Howe signiture Gibson ES 175 semi solid body electric..But he may have a line of acoustics out there...When Yes was on tour 1982 in Baton Rouge(In the Round) I think he was playing a ES175 I really can't be sure..We didn't have good seat...
4202 days ago
Think I saw on the Acoustic Guitar site that Howe has his own line of Martins?
4202 days ago
@BigBear, I'll go one step further and say that Yes isn't Yes without Anderson, Howe and Squire. I think that Chris Squire's melodic bass playing is integral to the Yes sound.
4239 days ago
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