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The one hundred and fifty eighth episode of the Yes Music Podcast featuring three live versions of Sweet Dreams from Time and a Word.
- What are the main differences in the performances?
- How many different keyboard players are featured?
- What can we learn about the state of the band from each performcnce?
Listen to the episode and then let me know what you think!
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3 replies on “Episode 158 – Yes Tracks Through Time Part 8 – Sweet Dreams”
Interesting take on one of my favorite Yes tunes …
When I think of early Yes Time and Word album was just so much more than the radio crowd in the US new and so I think that shaped at least my listing preference.Hearing music like that for me was so awesome so new. I grew up in Motown and that was a movement all of its own great music great sounds. When I heard Yes for the first time that was it I was hooked for life!
I believe that who ever plays sings or performs Yes music has a deep rich understanding of there music and there dedication to the music because it always is about the music and I for one like the different spin or players that have made what ever Yes song there very own.
Great show as always Kevin
Cheers
Paul Tomei
YMP fan for life!
Didn’t Howe use a Fender Telecaster in 1975 for Relayer, not a Stratocaster as on Sweet Dreams in Lagano?
Ah – good point and well-spotted! A mistake on my part. Thanks for the comment, Brian.