Cosmo Valdemar

Very nice Chris! Look at the grain on that! Now get back to Canterbury so I can have a go on it.

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Nice enough, although I can imagine him knocking out stuff like this in his sleep. I really liked Memory Almost Full though, so I won't write this off just yet.

Fantastic... I used to have a Fender version in school bus yellow, I have to say this Squier one looks much better! These Squier CVs are just incredibly good.

I remember seeing them at the Astoria when I was 17. Suddenly I feel very old.

[quote name='ead' timestamp='1377189614' post='2184597'] Most definitely. I'm a serial attendee at Yes / JA solo & some of the Rick & Jon shows. I think he's not been well of late though hence the concern. [/quote] That's alright then. I thought you were havin' a pop at JA back there I think Jon's a lot better now, and plays live quite regularly. I think he had to give up heavy touring following a sever asthma attack but he can certainly still sing, and like Rick, wanted Yes to play bigger, one-off events rather than tours. Sadly this wasn't to be. I too think Jon was treaded shoddily by the others - particularly Squire of all people. It reminds me a bit of that scene in Spinal Tap where David matter-of-factly states he will no longer be working with Nigel, to the shock of the interviewer who is aware of their personal history. when it comes down to 'Yes is a business', that just makes me sad. I read an interview with Jon in Classic Rock a while ago, when asked if he still thought about rejoining Yes, he answered that it was the first thing he thought about when he woke up every day.