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28. Juni 2015 · Chris Squire, the influential rock bassist who was a founding member of the celebrated British band Yes, died on Saturday in Phoenix.He was 67. His death was confirmed by the band’s keyboardist ...
28. Juni 2015 · Chris Squire, the bassist and co-founder of the progressive rock band Yes who recently announced he had leukemia, has died, according to a statement from his band members on Sunday. He was 67. The ...
13. Aug. 2014 · Chris Squire: the hands that built prog. In 1968, 19-year-old Chris Squire came round in the geriatric ward of the Chelsea And Westminster Hospital, convinced he was dead. He’d ended up there after taking homemade LSD, and being found, crazed and gibbering, by his girlfriend at the flat they shared in nearby Kensington.
Real Name: Christopher Russell Edward Squire. Profile: Born: March 4, 1948. Died on June 27, 2015. Chris began his musical career as a choirboy, which gave him an insight into vocal arrangements and techniques that were of influence throughout his career. His melodic style of playing bass guitar made him a highly influential performer.
DVD inkl. der Fish Out Of Water – Promofilme + Interview mit - und Audiokommentar von Chris Squire von 2006 (NTSC / region free) Vinyl-Inhalt bestehend aus einer Fish Out Of Water 180-Gramm- LP im Gatefold-Sleeve mit Poster und zwei 7”-Singles von Lucky Seven / Silently Falling und Run With The Fox' s / Return Of The Fox recorded in den Abbey Road Studios!
28. Sept. 2015 · Prog. Former Manager And Friend Jon Brewer Remembers Chris Squire. By Rob Hughes. ( Prog ) published 28 September 2015. Squire's ex-manager, publisher and longstanding friend shares his memories of the late bassist. I first met Chris at The Speakeasy in London in 1969 or ‘70. The place used to stay open until two or three in the morning and I ...
22. Aug. 2022 · Chris Squire. Amp-wise, Squire moved through several brands over the years, including the original Sunn rig, as well as SWR and Ampeg. A Marshall Super Bass 100-watt head was his preferred option, though, sometimes with custom 6x12” cabs made by Clair Brothers.
