Posted on 05/26/2022 11:31:44 AM PDT by Recovering_Democrat
Longtime YES drummer Alan White died this morning at the age of 72. Posted on his Facebook page was the following statement…
Alan White, our beloved husband, dad, and grandpa, passed away at the age of 72 at his...
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When I was 13 there were radio ads for a concert that I could not figure out who was playing.
Radio promoter voice> “Coming on Saturday to the Sportatorium, one of the most exciting bands today, yes in full concert sound, yes tickets available Peaches Records don’t miss them”.
Patrickv Moraz was an excellent choice for keyboards. Very memorable.
I miss Peaches Records, I had about 10 crates of records.
Correction of my earlier post — White’s debut with Yes was on Tales (‘73), not Relayer. Anyway, two excellent and very underrated albums.
My favorite, too. Saw them perform it live at MSG in 1974
IIRC, Alan White played the “Close to the Edge” tour after Bruford left to join King Crimson for “Larks Tongues in Aspic”
He did indeed. But his studio debut was on Tales.
Wow. We are losing a lot of them now. Boomers aging out. The little platoon that goes through life with us is shrinking.
Dallas right? you sure that wasn’t Memorial AUDITORIUM?
IIRC the old Dallas Sportatorium was a wrestling arena in the early 70s
or did Fritz Von Eric appear as on the bill with Yes lol
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