What did they do next – part 10a – Steve Howe – 421

The Bodast Tapes featuring Steve Howe This week, Mark and I begin
our look at what Steve Howe did next after leaving Yes after the
Drama tour. Michael Handerhan suggested that, rather than going
straight to Asia, Howe produced something else next which uncovered
a remarkable passage of time in his early career. What's this all
about?New old material?Where did this band's name come from? Listen
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