The Anderson Ponty Band...Take a taste of alcohol....

Features Jean Luc Ponty's band and Jon Anderson of Yes, Rayford Griffin on Drums and Baron Browne on bass from Ponty's 80's line-up.

WOWWWW!

That looks awesome! I love
everyone in that band! I am
very excited about this.

Regards,

I got the CD and am pleased.
I need to really listen to it a
few more times as I am so used
to hearing Jon's tunes in the
old setting but the musicianship
is quite high, of course and very
worthy of the compositions.

Regards,

The Anderson-Ponty Band: Better Late Than Never Tour

Date Venue
10/23/2015 Sherman Theater
Stroudsburg, PA

10/27/2015 Keswick Theater
Glenside, PA

10/29/2015 Count Basie Theater
Red Bank, NJ

10/30/2015 Ridgefield Playhouse
Ridgefield, CT

11/1/2015 Carnegie Library Music Hall
Munhall, PA

11/3/2015 The Arcada Theater
St. Charles, IL

11/4/2015 South Milwaukee Performing Arts
Milwaukee, WI

11/6/2015 Detroit Music Hall
Detroit, MI

11/7/2015 Danforth Music Hall
Toronto, ON

11/10/2015 Howard Theater
Washington, DC

11/11/2015 Paramount Theater
Huntington, NY

11/13/2015 New York Society for Ethical Culture
New York, NY

11/14/2015 Berklee Performance Center
Boston, MA

11/17/2015 Regency
San Francisco, CA

11/18/2015 Crest Theater
Sacramento, CA

11/20/2015 Saban Theatre
Los Angeles, CA

11/21/2015 Talking Stick
Scottsdale, AZ

Hoping some of you
can catch them. It
should be special.

Rayford is a talent.

Regards,

Admin (Pete) wrote:I got the CD and am pleased.
I need to really listen to it a
few more times as I am so used
to hearing Jon's tunes in the
old setting but the musicianship
is quite high, of course and very
worthy of the compositions.

Regards,

Which CD is it?

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Outtasight
Colin

Thank You Pete

I will buy it on amazon uk.


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Outtasight
Colin.

The Intro invoked Close
to the Edge and for Yes
fans, this is going to ring
some bells.

Jon's voice really has not
changed.  Of course, JLP
is eternal (his sound).  It
is unmistakable.

Rayford's sound is closer
to Bill Bruford's sound, in
terms of tuning.  I prefer
it, myself to Alan White's.
No disrespect to White's
contribution's to Yes.

When you listen to it,
again and again, you can
start to understand the
name of the release and
its significance.  I think
that these two artists
have admired each other
throughout the years
and for their visions.

Infinite Mirage is a JLP
tune that Jon wrote lyrics
for and it is an interesting
product.  This is really an
adventure: this album.

And You and I and their
rendition of Roundabout
will really bring it back.
Baron does a great job
on the Squire bass lines.

Incidentally, I think Jon
is chorusing and doing
his/Squire's harmonies.

Regards,

I wish I could say That I enjoyed this clip
but it just didn't do anything for me. I'm
happy to see and hear Jean still out there
sounding good even though I'm not feeling
this clip personally.