Howe vs. Rabin – 274

Self Titled by Patrick MorazProduced by Preston Frazier, David
Gordon, Bill Govier, Wayne Hall and Michel Arsenault. We look at
the differences between Steve Howe and Trevor Rabin by listening to
songs from Talk and Close to the Edge. Then we consider what it
would be like if Anderson and Wakeman re-joined Yes in our two
pence segment. Finally, Mark reviews Patrick Moraz' Self Titled
album. Another packed episode! How do the two guitarist differ in
approach? Can Yes be Yes with Trevor Rabin? How does Howe achieve
his sound? Listen to the episode then let us know what you think!
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