Yes Men Singing a Different Tune

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   My initial idea was to have a quiz on the tunes by each member that has the most Spotify streams from their 70s work. Those are the first tunes by each artist in the quiz above. But then I quickly found a couple of problems: In most cases, the first track of their most acclaimed album usually has the most streams (that's true for all except Chris Squire's Fish Out of Water album). Another problem was that Jon Anderson's most streamed song from the 70s is that tune from Vangelis' Heaven and Hell album. So I decided to add a second tune for each artist. My criteria for adding a 2nd song was simply to choose my favorite tune from each artist (at least in the case of Bruford, Squire, and Howe. In Anderson's case, I went with his most-streamed song from Olias, which of course turns out to be the first song on the album. Also, I cheated with Squire because the first two tunes on his album are connected and really should be played together as one song. With Wakeman, I went with his 2 most streamed songs from what is by far his most popular 70s album).

Edited by jude111 - May 11 2021 at 07:25

Poll Question: Favorite Tune by Yes Men of the 1970s?
Poll Choice	Votes	Poll Statistics
Jon Anderson - Ocean Song	2	[4.55%]
Vangelis feat. Jon Anderson - So Long Ago, So Clear	5	[11.36%]
Bill Bruford - Hell's Bells	3	[6.82%]
Bill Bruford - Fainting in Coils	4	[9.09%]
Steve Howe - Pennants	3	[6.82%]
Steve Howe - All's a Chord	1	[2.27%]
Chris Squire - Lucky Seven	5	[11.36%]
Chris Squire - Hold Out Your Hand/You By My Side	13	[29.55%]
Rick Wakeman - Catherine of Aragon	5	[11.36%]
Rick Wakeman - Catherine Howard	3	[6.82%]
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