OT: Chris Squire, founding member of Yes, dead at 67

[DT Hawxhurst]

Bassist of one of the greatest (and my favorite) prog rock groups:

http://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news...der-dies-at-67/ar-AAcfLPx?ocid=ansbillboard11

 

[Veiox]

RIP, my favorite bass guitarist

 

[KaKaKen]

it can happen

 

[rutger80]

Glad to be able to catch them 2 years ago. They were outstanding, even without Jon Andersen.

 

[knightfan7]

Saw Yes at the Capital Theater or at least I was told I was there:confused:

 

[DennisHajekRC84]

A "fish out of water" has joined the pond again.... wow, sorry to hear this. that is young...

 

[Fishky]

A "fish out of water" has joined the pond again.... wow, sorry to hear this. that is young...

I haven't missed a yes tour since 1977 and his pounding bass was one of the reasons. This year we will be at Foxwoods for the kickoff of the 2015 summer tour. I was devistated to hear this news, Chris was one of the best bassists of all time and a real class individual. He will be sorely missed in the music world. Yes will no longer feel the same in concert, billy Sherwood will fill in for the tour but without that driving power bass and Chris's own style the concert will feel hollow. RIP Chris