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Conference marvin::uk_music

Title:	The UK Music Conference
Notice:	Welcome (back) to UK_MUSIC on node MARVIN.
Moderator:	RDGENG::CROOK

Created:	Mon Mar 28 1988
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1381
Total number of notes:	39269

482.0. "YES or pseudo-YES ??" by JANUS::STANHOPE () Thu Aug 17 1989 14:04

    Looking at a previous (recent) note on N.E.C. gigs I see that there are
    two nights in late October advertised as 'An evening of YES music'.
    Could someone tell me the line-up of the band playing the two gigs - 
    ie. does it include Jon Anderson, Steve Howe etc..
    
    Any information appreciated.
    
    -Graham.

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
482.1	Yes? Well,no..	WOTVAX::GILLILANDP		`Thu Aug 17 1989 16:54`	3
	Bruford,Anderson,Wakeman,Howe. Phil.
482.2	Yes..and maybe No.	YUPPY::OHAGANB	Live and Direct	`Thu Aug 17 1989 16:56`	7
	I think the line up is: Anderson, Howe, Wakeman, and Bruford. Chris Squire is'nt involved and for legal reasons the former can't use the name Yes. Sounds very similar to the Floyd-Walters wrangle. Yours at a guess. Barry.
482.3	ahhh, YES!!!	WLDWST::DRAKE		`Mon Aug 21 1989 20:28`	6
	Tony Levin plays bass. They are touring on the new ABWH album and also performing the Fragile and Close to the edge albums. Check your Pay per view guide for Sept. 9th. They are on the King Biscuit Satalite TV network from Shoreline Amphitheater in California. Al who will be there!
482.4	Yes, yes yes....	NSDC::SIMPSON	Steve Simpson, EIS Neuch�tel	`Tue Aug 22 1989 10:16`	10
	RE: -1 Would that we Europeans had this "pay per view" system. Anyone know their schedule for mainland Europe - particularly Switzerland? It looks like a swan-song nostalgia rap (Bruford back for the first time since 1972); however I'd love to have (a final?) the chance to see them. On the other hand, how many "final tours" have some of the other bands of the same period had (The Who, Floyd etc.) had? Pity Squire isn't there - otherwise I regard this as the classic "Yes" line-up (with due respect to Alan White).