RIP Chris Squire

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Drago

Legendary Member
Got Tales from Topographic Oceans on stand by.
 
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Chromatic

Chromatic

Legendary Member
Location
Gloucestershire
[QUOTE 3770393, member: 259"]He was a stunning bass player. I'm listening to the Chris Squire-propelled Starship Trooper now.[/QUOTE]

He was wasn't he.
I've just bunged The Yes Album on the gramophone
 

summerdays

Cycling in the sun
Location
Bristol
I remember my first holiday with Mr Summerdays, showing him bits of Ireland whilst he educated me with his tapes of Yes!
 

Berk on a Bike

Veteran
Location
Yorkshire
Extremely sad news. Fishy was the common thread down the Yes years, the centre around which the revolving door of band members turned. Not only a superb bassist, he lent Yes a unique backing vocal sound. Tonight I listened again to his solo album Fish out of Water. Still sounds fab. Yes are scheduled to start a tour in August. Those shows will be the first ever Yes gigs without Chris. RIP.
 

vernon

Harder than Ronnie Pickering
Location
Meanwood, Leeds
[QUOTE 3770393, member: 259"]He was a stunning bass player. I'm listening to the Chris Squire-propelled Starship Trooper now.[/QUOTE]

I'm glad that I got to see him play with Yes last year. He had an outrageous three necked guitar.
 
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