Geoff Downes on DBA3 – Skyscraper Souls – 306

DBA3 - Skyscraper Souls Produced by Jeffrey Crecelius, Michel
Arsenault, Wayne Hall, Preston Frazier and Bill Govier.
We managed to speak to Geoff Downes about his other new release -
The Downes Braide Association's DBA3 - Skyscraper Souls. Mark and I
go into a lot of detail about the album and then ask Geoff some
questions about its construction and influences. There's also time
for a rather mischievous Yes and ARW 2 pence so something for
everyone, we hope! Is this DBA album a continuation of or a
revolution from the last? Did Geoff ever meet any of the
contributors? What is the writing process like? Chris Braide and
Geoff Downes Listen to the episode then let us know what you think!
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