Steve Howe interview..

[happytheman]

Apparently this was shortly after receiving his recent Prog God award.. https://www.eonmusic.co.uk/yes-steve...mber-2018.html

[jrw]

The good

1. Yes has plans for 2019

The bad

1. No mention of US Tour
2. No mention of new music or archival releases.

[Plasmatopia]

Weird. No mention of crowd noise.

[Scott Bails]

I think every time that we go out, we need to change our set list very radically, and we’ve been doing that for about six years now, with the album series, and then with the fiftieth anniversary. So we’ll keep doing that.

What a novel idea.


Thanks for posting. Seems like a rather short interview. Not a whole lot of info there. But hopefully new music or archival releases (of previously unreleased material) will surface.

[Steve983]

The good

1. Yes has plans for 2019

The bad

1. No mention of US Tour
2. No mention of new music or archival releases.

As if there wouldn't be a US tour, there is EVERY year. I'm surprised we might get a UK tour because that would be two years running whereas its usually every other year.

[Top Cat]

Weird. No mention of crowd noise.

[aith01]

Weird. No mention of crowd noise.

[flowerking]

What a novel idea.

This is why I like the Steve Howe version Yes far more than the Jon Anderson version. Jon never seemed to care much for digging deep into their catalog to do something different. Steve seems to be thriving on the idea of pulling out stuff they haven't played in decades, if ever.

[Mikhael]

This is why I like the Steve Howe version Yes far more than the Jon Anderson version. Jon never seemed to care much for digging deep into their catalog to do something different. Steve seems to be thriving on the idea of pulling out stuff they haven't played in decades, if ever.

And I'll give him one up for that. He actually considers the audience some. Not to mention the fact that Yes fans like the ALBUM, not just the SINGLE.