What did they do next Part 27a – Oliver Wakeman – 517

Produced by Wayne Hall and Jeffrey Crecelius This week it’s the
first part of our next - and presumably last…maybe…what did they do
next featuring the 2011-ish departure of keyboardist and true
gentleman of prog, Oliver Wakeman. Mark and I discuss how and why
Oliver left the band and what he did next in collaboration with
another giant of the music world. We set you a task to listen to
that project before next week’s episode, just like we will be doing
and if you already know what we are talking about, please do leave
your comments on the show notes for this week and we will try and
include as many as possible in the episode next time. What were the
circumstances around Oliver Wakeman's exit from the band?Was it a
smooth process?What did he do next? Listen to the episode and let
us know what you think! Oliver Wakeman's Yes tenure - too short?
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