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    Posted: November 07 2012 at 07:54

I was contemplating a second yes lineup, since it is possible that Wakeman, Rabin, and Anderson will eventually make another Yes album, even if it's not a Yes album in name. It's been done before. Who would you pick as a bass player and the drummer to join forces with Jon, Rick, and Trevor?   Me?

I feel Billy Sherwood would be a good fit for a bass player. He's been in Yes before, he can write, he can sing, and Squire taught him everything he knows bass.   I adore his bass grooves on the Circa albums.

How about Mike Portnoy for drummer? He writes, sings, and I feel he would add something to Yes,  they have never had.  He's no Bruford,  or Alan White for that matter.   He's something else!   

The way I figure it. Portnoy and Sherwood would join "Yes Version 23",   if offered.   All five of these guys can write. Four of them can sing, so the harmonies would be incredible with Jon writing them.   The only caveat is I can't know how rusty Trevor Rabin's guitar playing is...    Who would you pick as your bass player and drummer?    And what would you name your band's lineup?
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Robbie Shakespeare on bass, Sly Dunbar on drums, and I will call the group "Yes Mon"
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Originally posted by Neelus Neelus wrote:

Robbie Shakespeare on bass, Sly Dunbar on drums, and I will call the group "Yes Mon"
 
Wake and bake with Yes Mon.Wink 
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I like that idea.
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Carl Palmer on drums
Geddy Lee on bass

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I for one would rather they retired with dignity. However, since the question has been asked, I could never see Sherwood playing with Anderson again. He was and is Squire's pal, and Anderson reportedly was as eager as Howe to see the back of him the first time.

I would go for Levin, who did ABWH. Portnoy on drums would be fun.

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John Jowett on bass, Gavin Harrison on drums.
 
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(Oh, and kick out that old fart Wakeman and plead with Martin Orford to take his place).
 
 


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I can guarantee it won't be as good as any of Glass Hammers last 3 albums so they needn't bother really.
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Colin Bass (he sings too) and Nick D'Virgilio
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No greatness has ever come from the combination of Yes and Billy Sherwood or Trevor Rabin for that matter. 
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Originally posted by omphaloskepsis omphaloskepsis wrote:

Originally posted by Neelus Neelus wrote:

Robbie Shakespeare on bass, Sly Dunbar on drums, and I will call the group "Yes Mon"
 
Wake and bake with Yes Mon.Wink 
LOL  But wouldn't that lead to Teakbois Part II?  We could call the band Patois.
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Bruford on drums, although since he's retired now, maybe Csorsz on drums, and Levin on bass.
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Many new versions of the lineup have been explored here: http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=74916 Tongue
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I really like the Jon Jowitt choice. He would fit in quite well. As for the drummer? Portnoy would be a really cool choice.

Let's call the band. YUP
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

I can guarantee it won't be as good as any of Glass Hammers last 3 albums so they needn't bother really.
...touche...
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Originally posted by Andy Webb Andy Webb wrote:

Many new versions of the lineup have been explored here: http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=74916 Tongue


I was about to post that you beat me to it....

Anyway Wakeman Bruford Anderson Howe

Anything else is not good enough

tho i loved Jon Davison's vox in concert - seeing him live showed me how good he really is.


Heres one of my clips I took with my crappy phone in Melbourne - Aussie Byrd Brother was sitting behind me too up the back
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^^^^ Dumb ushers were awful that night not letting me tape the whole thing with visual so I had to tape rest of concert with black screen only

Yes live Melbourne St Kilda Palais Theatre on 11 April 2012 singing "Your Move/All Good People". I recorded it sneakily way up the back of the theatre as the ushers were strict and stopped everyone from filming. The quality is not great but it captures the sound well. At the end the usher walked all the way up the back and told me to stop filming - you can hear her at the end of the clip.
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Points: 14258 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 08 2012 at 00:14
Gor blimey this version filmed two days after i saw them in Sydney is slightly better quality

Lucky beggars in front row




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^^ great recordings!! Thank you for sharing this Scott. Pretty special to see YES live. A previlage that I have not been able to do...yet.
Gimmie my headphones now!!! 🎧🤣
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Originally posted by omphaloskepsis omphaloskepsis wrote:

The only caveat is I can't know how rusty Trevor Rabin's guitar playing is...

Um... Have a listen to samples from his latest album Jacaranda.

Originally posted by omphaloskepsis omphaloskepsis wrote:

Who would you pick as your bass player and drummer?

Bass: Tony Levin, I guess, even though I don't think he's really a good fit, stylistically speaking. (As much as I like Billy Sherwood, I don't see that happening.)

Drums: Deen Castronovo, currently with Journey.  He can play, and he's got a great voice.  He's certainly bombastic enough for Yes.

Originally posted by omphaloskepsis omphaloskepsis wrote:

And what would you name your band's lineup?

CRAWL: Castronovo Rabin Anderson Wakeman Levin
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