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Trevor is the best❤❤❤

The best sound of guitar❤❤❤

Muy bueno violinista, guitarrista, tecladista Trevor Rabin !,saludos desde San Pablo,BR !!!

No one beats the Trev

Great interview thanks. I have seen Yes many times over the Decades Both versions and Union. The loudest concert I ever went to was 90125 at Irvine Meadows in CA. Chris had the subs and used them. The ground shook literally. Just bought RIO this week and enjoying it. We should all be thankful for such beautiful music. God Bless

Master of guitar

Underrated and a great guitar player and song writer. Writes for a lot of movies

Love Rabin on acoustic, so much Shakti era McLaughlin vibe to his playing

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Great interview.

Demazzz❤❤❤❤

This is the 90125 tour from Yes.

Love both the 70’s YES and 80’s YES and YES today it all beautiful music

18: 46 its not pronounced sotterberg it Soderberg

I wish this interviewer would just ask a question in less than 500 words!!!

I remember exactly that night at Veze Sarsfield Stadium I went with my sister Ester

Absolutely love this. Surprised to hear Chris and Trevor were awesome friends. This was a great tidbit. Glad I learned this!

Great interview! I remember seeing Yes with Trevor in the early 1990's, and he was simply an outstanding musician all around...even his keyboard playing was extremely impressive. I'm glad he got to perform again with Jon and Rick, ultimately, though disappointed they never put out a new album together. But, ya, Chris Squire was singular in so many respects, with such a fresh take on bass playing, and an amazing talent.

Excellent interview! Thank you for sharing. Hoping that the world will hear more new music from Trevor, especially the long awaited solo album (with Trevor’s vocals) and a team up with Rick Waksman, Jon Anderson or even better, BOTH!!!!!! ❤🎹🎸🎤

Grande Edith!!!!

Great interview!

This has got to be the most annoying Yes interview I have ever heard. This interviewer is answering his own questions. Shut up and let Trevor talk!

Great stuff❤

Buenos Aires, Febrero de 1985, Estadio Jose Amalfitani ( Velez Sarfield) Inolvidable !!!!

Great interview...interviewer knew what he was talking bout' at every turn.

I've met Trevor. I love him!

Trevor is one of the best musicians on this planet

Gracias por compartir saludos desde Perú.

Magnificent! A Son of South Africa, nothing could make us more proud.

TREVORS MY FAVORITE YES GUITARIST. CHRIS ONE OF THE BEST BASSISTS AND JON A CLASSIC VOICE OF ROCK! TREVOR BROUGHT EM BACK...A RETOOLED YES READY FER THE 80s. 90210 WAS A CLASSIC RECORD I SAY THEIR BEST. EVERY SONG A HIT...SEAMLESS. A MUST HAVE FER THE VINYL COLLECTOR. AND I LOVED THE OLD HEADPHONE STONER YES TOO. BUT THAT KINDA WHOLE SIDE SONG DIDNT WORK ANYMORE FER RADIO N STUFF. THE NEW POPPY YES WAS BORN. JUST IN TIME TO GET IN ON THE VIDIO N MTV N STUFF. THE OTHER STUFF YA COULD GET ON LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOWS N STUFF...ALBUM SIDE SPECIALS. THAT WAS GOOD TOO. BUT THE TREVOR STUFF WAS WHAT YA HEARD IN THE CAR GOIN TO WORK. N STUFF. GREAT MEMORIES.

I really love to listen to this. Chris R.I.P - I love trevor rabin. he made me into a Yes fan and owner of the lonely Heart in radio everywhere 1984. Not 1983. I fell in love with this album 1984. I bought it first 1986 I think.

Wow. What a difference it makes when the interviewer has a deep knowledge and love of the subject. I think this is an excellent interview. This is the conversation musicians like myself, who have followed Yes since 1970, would have with TR. If all interviewers had to pass a pre-interview subject exam, the state of music/entertainment industry press coverage would benefit greatly.

WTF is with all these assholes slamming Trevor Rabin? This is a man who is grieving over the loss of a dear friend and they can’t stop their hate? Despicable douchbags/Howe fanboys!

Chris Squire. Greatest bass player ever.

Trevor shredding us into the Unseen Realm !!!!

Despair destroying, hope giving, virus eliminating, man the fu#k up, change your life for the better song. Thank you Trevor !!!

Such a wonderful interview - listened thru for a 2nd time

I am a new Trevor Rabin fan.

I saw yes on the open your eyes tour, and Chris's bass pedal during Siberia khatru, broke lose a portion of the ceiling in the Fabulous Fox theater in St.Louis,it doesn't get said much so I'm going to say it here ,Chris was an excellent singer and harmonizer,and that the only song I remember a harmonica being played in a yes song was Chris during the Trevor Rabin years.he would have silk scarf on his machine head and that struck me as a very cool thing tondo that's never saw another player do.We love you Chris Squire where ever you are you are in our♥️'s♾️🙏🕊️🎼🎸

Wow! I eat at Sha New. I always wondered what that was all about.

So underrated and he is extremely good, hats off for MrTrevor Rabin

Porque se han separado de Steve Howe?, es tan dificil entenderse entre personas inteligentes?. Me encantaria verlos en España a todos juntos.

Really enjoyed this, great backstory, thanks!

RIP Fish. You moved me musically from infancy to now. You were Yes and I was blessed to see you several times. Respect.

I heard about Chris' passing after 3 days at a festival. I had taken all sorts and by then was on shrooms. One of my favourite people ever, it was a spiritual lesson to let go of, but retain something so special in my heart. I love you fishy. I will always run with the Fox. Thanks man x

Seems Trevor and Chris had a really kind relationship. My favorite era of the band.

Interviewer loves the sound of his own voice.

Why doesn’t this interviewer just shut up and let Trevor speak?

Very insightful

There are 3 people I have met that had some sort of intense creative energy. Mia Farrow, Michael Hedges and Chris Squire. I toured with Jon as a visual projection artist, he of course is a brilliant songwriter. What I loved about Chris' playing is that when he didn't play a note - that void, was actually a note in and in itself. Incredible musician.