# Patrick Moraz

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Episode 40: Yessounds 040 The Story of I

Yessounds 040 – The Story of EarSleep-deprived but dialed in, Roman returns with a Scroll that’s all instinct, focus, and sonic intuition. From the hypnotic swirl of Patrick Moraz’s The Story of I to deep cuts that reward close listening, all songs are from Roman’s personal Yes and related collecti…

Episode 45: Yessounds 045 - Songs From The Far Horizon

Yessounds returns with another deep dive into the world of Yes and the extended Yes family. Roman, Trevor, and Lenny the Cat guide you through a fresh set of classics, solos, collaborations, and hidden gems — plus this week’s Featured Album, Private Collection by Jon & Vangelis. As always, we hope …

Episode 152: Sound Chaser 320

The Sound Chaser Progressive Rock Podcast is on the air. On the show this time I have plenty of varietal, bespoke, hand selected progressive music, a spotlight feature on the Gong family of bands from a few decades back, an In Memoriam feature for drummer Terry Cox, and the Symphonic Zone. All that…

REFUGEE - Refugee: A worthy successor to The Nice?

This week, Tim discussed the only studio album by the band Refugee, from 1974. Topics covered include: why the album wasn’t rubbish, the virtuosic gifts of Patrick Moraz, whether prog is modernist or post-modernist, how the band measures up to The Nice and ELP, and why they never made a second albu…

Roosevelt 1976 Live – 733

Produced by Joseph Cottrell, Wayne Hall, Doug Curran and Jeffrey Crecelius This week, Mark and I have been taking a somewhat forensic look at the newly-released Roosevelt Stadium Jersey City 17 June 1976 live set. We go rather deeply into the weeds around the quality, sources, presentation and p…

Long Distance Voyager – Is There Life In The Moody Blues '80s Albums?

Long Distance Voyager, the first 1980s outing from The Moody Blues, features a new keyboard player, Patrick Moraz, for the outgoing Mike Pinder, as well as a break from long-time producer Tony Clarke, with Pip Williams, having previously worked with Status Quo, on production. In this video, I refle…

Episode 66: Yessounds 066 – Re-Covering The Classics

Episode 066 explores the Yes universe through reinterpretation — covers, tributes, and re‑imagined classics performed by the musicians who shaped, expanded, and were inspired by the band’s legacy 1. Cinema – Steve Hackett – Yesterday and Today – A 50th Anniversary Tribute to Yes 2. On the Silent Wi…

Roosevelt 1976 Live - 733

Produced by Joseph Cottrell, Wayne Hall, Jeffrey Crecelius, and Doug Curran This week, Mark and I have been taking a somewhat forensic look at the newly-released Roosevelt Stadium Jersey City 17 June 1976 live set. We go rather deeply into the weeds around the quality, sources, presentation and pa…

Episode 69: Episode 069 - 52109

This episode highlights 90125 as our feature album and explores the surrounding branches of the Yes family. The playlist moves through classic material, solo work and connected projects that show how the band evolved during and after the 90125 period. It’s a thoughtful look at one of the most impor…

Episode 73: Yessounds 073: Reflections and Rhapsodies

This time on Yessounds, we explore a collection of musical reflections, progressive rock treasures, and instrumental gems from across the Yes universe and beyond. Along the way you'll hear music from Yes, Jon Anderson, Rick Wakeman, Steve Howe, Patrick Moraz, Bill Bruford, Oliver Wakeman, Peter Ban…