The brand new issue of Prog Magazine is on sale now, celebrating the lgeacy of the late Yes bassist Chris Squire on the cover... Squire, who died ten years ago in June, wasn’t just a fantastic ...

In 1972, Yes found the key to the prog rock kingdom. With Close to the Edge ... Rick Wakeman’s keyboard heroics, Chris Squire’s thundering, rhythmic bass playing, and the next-to-peerless, inventive ...

Yes, the 1970s prog-rock mainstays ... yourself hook (which Horn had contributed), Anderson sat down with bassist Chris Squire and largely filled in the gaps. Horn’s production was bold and ...

Progressive rock and folk rock may not seem like natural ... Early in their work together, lead vocalist Jon Anderson and the late bassist Chris Squire bonded over their love of Simon & Garfunkel ...

Late Yes bassist Chris Squire, ex-Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett, some old Led Zeppelin and pints of vodka – this was one-off prog supergroup Squackett When you purchase through links on our site, we ...

On a visit back home to London, Anderson heard from his former Yes bandmate, bass guitar virtuoso Chris Squire. "Chris called me up and said, 'Do you want to listen to some music? Do you know I'm ...

(Credit: Graham Wood/Evening Standard/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) Progressive rock thrives in a live setting ... Even though Chris Squire’s thunderous bass is somewhat low in these mixes ...

Progressive rock thrives in a live setting ... same era were found and released in their entirety in 2015. Even though Chris Squire’s thunderous bass is somewhat low in these mixes, Progeny ...

He shared this distinction with Chris Squire prior to the bass player’s death in 2015. Yes stayed relevant following the loss of progressive rock’s mass audience in the 1970s and moved in the ...

Alan White, the drummer with seminal prog-rock band Yes ... Yes was founded by former frontman Jon Anderson and bassist Chris Squire in 1968 in London, alongside guitarist Peter Banks, keyboardist ...

But The Quest, the prog-rock band’s 22nd LP, marked a more significant shift than usual: It’s their first without the signature bass growl of cofounder Chris Squire, who died in 2015.

Today, a song created for the video game Homeworld by progressive rock legends Yes ... Anderson’s high-pitched voice rings out, Chris Squire’s defiant bass kicks in, and we’re into Yes ...