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Steve Howe previously said he held back Yes from making and releasing new albums amid reunion buzz.#SteveHowe #Yes -
Chris Squire Dead: Jon Anderson Recalls 'Beautiful Dream' About Late Yes Bandmate
Jon Anderson's late bandmate Chris Squire reportedly visited him in a dream while on vacation in a place the latter wished to go before his death.#JonAnderson #Yes #ChrisSquire -
Benoit David Shares Heartbreaking Reason Why He Quit Yes in 2012
Benoit David revealed in 2012 that he only found out that he "left Yes permanently" days after Chris Squire released a statement.#BenoitDavid #Yes -
Tupac, Pearl Jam, Yes, ELO Lead 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Class
Nominees like Depeche Mode, Janet Jackson, Kraftwerk, Jane's Addiction and The Zombies will have to wait. -
Janet Jackson, The Cars, Cheap Trick Receive First Nominations for Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees are always a controversial topic with so many varying opinions out there, and this year looks to be no exception. The nominees were announced Thursday and included first timers Janet Jackson, The Cars and Cheap Trick, as well as notable two time nominees Nine Inch Nails and The Smiths. -
Yes Honor Chris Squire During First Concert Since His Death
Last night at the Grand Theater at the Foxwoods Casino, Yes regrouped and returned to the stage with a tribute to their recently deceased bassist and constant band mate, Chris Squire. The first post-Chris Squire concert began with all the lights shut off except for one beaming spotlight on a white Rickenbacker bass where the musician once stood--an instrument that screams Squire. -
Rick Wakeman and Jon Anderson Remember Yes Bassist Chris Squire
Losing his fight to a rare breed of Leukemia, Yes bassist and co-founder of the legendary progressive rock band, Chris Squire, passed away on June 27. Former bandmates, keyboardist Rick Wakeman and singer Jon Anderson, who founded the band alongside Squire in 1968, penned tributes to their deceased bandmate- the only member to appear on every Yes album. -
5 Great Chris Squire Bass Songs in Memory of The Legendary Yes-Man
Today is a sad one for fans of classic rock, progressive rock, and the bass guitar in general: Chris Squire was one of the most deft and appreciated players of four string to emerge from the first generation of prog rock bands, and played in every one of Yes's concerts for more than 45 years. He'll miss his first show with the band on August 7 when Yes opens a tour with Toto: Unfortunately, Squire succumbed to leukemia this weekend, shortly after he had announced his first hiatus from group. Yes has long shuffled members but Squire would end up being the one constant, and now the group will have to look deep at itself before it continues touring post-2015. For just a brief overview of Squire's best bass parts, check out the five tracks below from bios massive discography. -
Legendary Yes Bassist Chris Squire Dead at Age 67; Sound Helped Define Prog
Chris Squire, the legendary bassist and cofounder of Yes, has died at the age of 67. He announced a hiatus from the band during May as a result of recently-diagnosed acute erythroid leukemia. The band is scheduled to begin a new tour on August 7 with Toto, and it will mark the first performance in the group's 46-year history at which Squire will not appear. -
Toto and Yes Touring Together; Original Bassist David Hungate Back Following Death of Mike Porcaro
Eighties icons Toto are taking to the road with another group of classic rockers, Yes, as part of a duel tour across the United States. -
Johnny Ramone's Red Mosrite Guitar Sells for $71K at Auction, Axe Linked to the Ramones TV Appearances in the 1980s
There's still plenty of love for the iconic punk band the Ramones in today's day and age. One fan recently purchased Johnny Ramone's signature Mosrite guitar at auction for $71,825. The rare rock 'n' roll artifact was signed by the guitarist as well. Johnny owned nine other Mosrite axes. -
Dez Bryant, Lemmy Kilmister and David Lee Roth: Bad Decisions Made by NFL Referees and Bands
The sports world is in shock at the reversal of Dez Bryant's crucial grab during the Green Bay/Dallas playoff game on Sunday night, a call that very well may have taken a win from the Cowboys and handed it to the Packers. NFL Referees aren't the only ones who make bad calls. Check out these five bands who fired key members and paid for it.
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