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The twenty-ninth episode of the Yes Music Podcast featuring an interview with Australian prog rock maestro, Ben Craven, after the Sydney Yes concert.
Check out Ben’s excellent album, ‘Great and Terrible Potions’:
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The Danglers were extremely generous, intelligent and fun guests.
We talked about Yes, The Danglers, music technology, the state of the music industry and many other fascinating topics in an engrossing and entertaining interview.
It’s a little longer than the usual podcast episodes but I can promise you that it’s well worth listening right to the end!
The Danglers links:
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It was great to talk to Joost Maglev recently about a very wide range of Yes-related topics including:
Joost links:
Check out Joost playing a lot of the instruments on this as well as co-writing and producing (teaser video):
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Martin Jones went to the Bristol concert so it was great to talk to another Yes Music Podcast listener recently about his experiences.
During Starship Trooper this lady was thrown out…the first time I’ve ever seen that at a Yes concert!
Martin shares this and other reflections on the 2011 Yes tour.
If you have a Yes story you’d like to share, please get in touch – I’d be more than happy to speak to you via Skype!
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It was great to speak to another Yes Fan and Yes Music Podcast listener, Liam Barnes, about the Yes concert in Manchester.
“…someone’s got to be on-side from the press haven’t they?”
Liam is a journalist and has recently produced the following pieces for the Mancunian Matters website:
Yes please! Prog legends return to Manchester
Review: Yes @ Manchester Apollo 13/11/2011
If you have a Yes story you’d like to share, please get in touch – I’d be more than happy to speak to you via Skype!
(Apologies for the sound quality on this interview. Liam’s laptop microphone wasn’t brilliant but I thought it was important to let you hear what he had to say.)
