Bonus Track: Steve Howe (Yes)

Episode 95 of the The Record Player podcast, hosted by Jeff Giles and Matt Wardlaw, titled "Bonus Track: Steve Howe (Yes)" was published on July 17, 2023 and runs 30 minutes.

July 17, 2023 ·30m · The Record Player

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Send a text We’re dipping into the archives for this previously unreleased Bonus Track featuring a conversation with Steve Howe recorded in September 2022. The legendary Yes guitarist joined Matt to discuss the band’s forthcoming (at that time) tour featuring a full album performance of Close to the Edge. Additionally, Steve talks about Lunar Mist, the posthumously released collaboration with Virgil Howe, the follow-up to the pair’s 2017 album Nexus. Plus, he shares stories regarding Yes al...

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We’re dipping into the archives for this previously unreleased Bonus Track featuring a conversation with Steve Howe recorded in September 2022. The legendary Yes guitarist joined Matt to discuss the band’s forthcoming (at that time) tour featuring a full album performance of Close to the Edge.

Additionally, Steve talks about Lunar Mist, the posthumously released collaboration with Virgil Howe, the follow-up to the pair’s 2017 album Nexus. Plus, he shares stories regarding Yes albums including Heaven and Earth, Fly From Here, The Ladder and more.

Don’t miss Mirror to the Sky, the latest Yes album, which is available wherever you buy music. Thanks for listening!

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