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Hoooo boy! Ya wanna do covers of Hendrix, Cream, Zeppelin, Sabbath or Purple ... ya gotta be really good - or damn fools!
These guys are really good ...
Miguel is mostly the one who finds clips that are not available for viewing to me.
This time you've managed to dig one out, EA.
So, who is it? Can't even see that.
Miguel is mostly the one who finds clips that are not available for viewing to me.
This time you've managed to dig one out, EA.
So, who is it? Can't even see that.
That one works.
Though at first I thought the link had misdirected me to something by John McLaughlin's Mahavishnu Orchestra!
Wiki clears it up, the 1974 album "Relayer" was a foray by Yes into Jazz Fusion territory.
Something I can listen to every once in a while (I have several of McLaughlin's albums, and by others of the genre), but by no stretch of the imagination easy listening or background music territory! 😁
That one works.
Though at first I thought the link had misdirected me to something by John McLaughlin's Mahavishnu Orchestra!
Wiki clears it up, the 1974 album "Relayer" was a foray by Yes into Jazz Fusion territory.
Something I can listen to every once in a while (I have several of McLaughlin's albums, and by others of the genre), but by no stretch of the imagination easy listening or background music territory! 😁
Yeah, it's definitely not my favorite album by them (that would be Close to the Edge or Fragile probably) but it's a good one to listen to once in a while.
Yeah, it's definitely not my favorite album by them (that would be Close to the Edge or Fragile probably) but it's a good one to listen to once in a while.
"Fragile" is the only Yes album I own. But I've certainly listened to Bachman-Turner Overdrive's "Not Fragile", released two years later, far more often.
In case anyone's interested: