Known for his often thunderous basslines and harmonic vocals, Chris Squire was the musical lifeblood of Yes. Prog traces his entire career in music as friends and colleagues pay tribute.
PG’s Shawn Hammond reflects on his unlikely fall into extreme Yes fanhood as a teenager, and what it was like to finally meet the legendary late Yes bassist.
http://www.yesfans.com/showthread.php?p=1996912 Some cool info and pictures about Mr. Squire.
Umphrey's McGee paid tribute to a legend yesterday.
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Steve Howe explained why late Yes bandmate Chris Squire would have been disappointed by the band's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.
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Chris Squire bassist and founding member of Yes
Yes legend Steve Howe is the guitarist responsible for some of the most thrilling moments in prog rock during his 40-plus years at the cutting edge of music.
Mr. Squire was the only member to have played on every one of Yes’s albums and participated in every one of its tours.
Seven years since his death and half a century since his band Yes released their masterpiece, Close to the Edge, the influence of Chris Squire is felt as keenly as ever
Chris Norman aka Christopher Ward Norman. British singer, born 25 October 1950 in Redcar, North Yorkshire, England, UK.Suzi Quatro aka Susan Kay Quatro. Amer...
When we first met Phil Smallwood, he mentioned to us something about his old gear. The next day, he showed up at No Treble HQ with a 1958 Fender Precision Bass. We tried to figure out a way to ask him if we could borrow it, but opted instead to get some photos and the story behind it so we could
Chris Squire - Yes
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