What did they do next – Part 8a – Squire and White – 410

Fish Out Of Water Deluxe Edition - singles Produced by Jeffrey
Crecelius, Wayne Hall, Preston Frazier and Bill Govier This week
Mark and I begin to consider what happened when the band
essentially split up a short time after the Drama Tour ended almost
exactly 39 years ago in December 1980. So we have the chance to see
what each member of the band did next and we’re starting with Alan
White and Chris Squire. What was XYZ?Who was involved?Where did Run
With the Fox come from? Listen to the episode and let us know what
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