On the Gonzo Daily we have been following the progress of the latest round of Yes promotional interviews. There have been lots of interviews with Chris Squire, but now we have an interview with drummer Alan White, who has been one of my favourite dr
ummers since he appeared onLive Peace in Toronto with John and Yoko... A Yes with two guys named Jon?
Stranger things have happened. And a lot of them have happened in the 40-plus years of the progressive rock legends; you go through a lot of erasers keeping track of the group's lineup changes.
Lately it's been even more like a British comedy than a British band known for its majestic sound. Original singer Jon Anderson was gravely ill, but recovered.
But the band continued with the singer it recruited from a tribute band.
Then that singer (Benoit David) was replaced by another singer, from a different tribute band.
Stranger things have happened. And a lot of them have happened in the 40-plus years of the progressive rock legends; you go through a lot of erasers keeping track of the group's lineup changes.
Lately it's been even more like a British comedy than a British band known for its majestic sound. Original singer Jon Anderson was gravely ill, but recovered.
But the band continued with the singer it recruited from a tribute band.
Then that singer (Benoit David) was replaced by another singer, from a different tribute band.
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