New interview with Rick Wakeman

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http://www.classicrockrevisited.com/interviewRickWakeman.htm

When asked if he will ever
play with the
band Yes again, Rick Wakeman answers with a resounding, “No.”
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There are also some clips of the new Wakeman/Anderson tunes.  

I wonder what the real problem is with this band?  I'm guessing it might be Squire, based on the past split into a West Coast Yes & Other Yes!  

Oh well, he's a founder & one of the guiding lights, but it just doesn't seem right that Anderson is not included.  I guess Squire & Howe wanted to play material from "Drama" and Jon held his nose, so it gets complex.

Whatever.

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	http://www.classicrockrevisited.com/interviewRickWakeman.htm When asked if he will ever play with the band Yes again, Rick Wakeman answers with a resounding, “No.” --- There are also some clips of the new Wakeman/Anderson tunes. I wonder what the real problem is with this band? I'm guessing it might be Squire, based on the past split into a West Coast Yes & Other Yes! Oh well, he's a founder & one of the guiding lights, but it just doesn't seem right that Anderson is not included. I guess Squire & Howe wanted to play material from "Drama" and Jon held his nose, so it gets complex. Whatever.