Yes were one of the greats, and it’s sad how they’ve turned into a bad soap opera. It was a similar story when they got rid of Jon Anderson. And Rick Wakeman before that.

I will be very interested to hear the Jon Anderson/Rick Wakeman/Trevor Rabin project – They’ll have as much a claim of being the “real Yes” as the Squire/Howe/White version. Which won’t be the first time two rival Yesses have existed. Remember AWBH?

I’d love to see one final tour with Anderson/Wakeman/Howe/Squire/White, after which the Yes name is laid to rest for good. Can’t see it happening, though.