Chris Squire

...group in 1989 they were prevented from taking the name Yes because the rights were held by a "reinvention" of the band led by bassist Chris Squire and drummer Alan White. 13) Beverly Hills 90210 The rich-kid teen drama that made Jason...

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...and former Yes members Steve Howe and Geoff Downes. However, he had also been put in touch with Squire and White and this was to be his path instead. Squire, White and Rabin began working together in early 1982, initially considering some of...

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...) began rehearsals. Rabin subsequently returned to the band and demos were recorded with a line up of Squire, White, Kaye, Rabin and Sherwood. Squire and Sherwood had formed a strong writing partnership, but events were to see Sherwood...

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...2004, he and Johnson had begun recording on a new song "Cathedral of Love" when Nardelli asked Squire if he could play on the tune. Squire did and went on to join the band. Paul Stacey became the guitarist and his twin Jeremy Stacey, the...

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...the ice by discussing one of their favourite groups, Simon & Garfunkel (Yes later covered the duo's "America") and Squire discovered that he and Anderson were both into vocal groups. Yes released their first record in 1969, and though...

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...on vocals (subbing for original vocalist Jon Anderson, who is out of commission due to respiratory illness), original member Chris Squire on bass, and long-time drummer Alan White on drums. Steve Howe (playing both ends of the evening by...

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...rock band Yes comes to the Thomas & Mack Center on Saturday, three members of the classic lineup - guitarist Steve Howe, bass player Chris Squire, drummer Alan White - will take the stage with two new Yes-men. Oliver Wakeman will sit in for...

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Squire found David on the Internet after a friend sent him a YouTube clip of David's tribute band, Close To The Edge. Squire liked what he saw and called David to offer an audition. "The first thing he said to me was, 'Well, I'm...

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...cliched bar-band takes on rock standards "Blue Suede Shoes" and "Great Balls of Fire." Steve Kiviat As bassist for Yes, Chris Squire has played before countless millions of people -- the band headlined at RFK Stadium 30 years ago this...

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...and transit vans that reunited in wrinkly-but-willing middle age. The Syn is the real thing. Chris Squire was its bassist before he moved on to found Yes, and lead vocalist Stephen Nardelli lived the dream of Tap's Nigel Tufnel: He became...

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