# Trevor Rabin
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Trevor Charles Rabin (; born (1954-01-13)13 January 1954) is a South African musician, singer-songwriter, producer, and film composer. Born into a musical family and raised in Johannesburg, Rabin took up the piano and guitar at an early age and became a session musician, playing and producing with a variety of artists. In 1972, he joined the rock band Rabbitt who enjoyed considerable success in South Africa, and released his first solo album, Beginnings.
Episode 62: Yessounds Episode 062 – Postcards from Ixtlan
This week on Yessounds we explore the Featured Album Page of Life by Jon and Vangelis, along with a wide mix of deep cuts, live performances, and a few surprises. We dig into the stories behind the music, including the meaning of “Ixtlan,” the father and son collaboration of Wakeman With Wakeman, S…
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…
Trevor Rabin's Star Licks video – 695
Produced by Joseph Cottrell, Wayne Hall, Ken Fuller and Jeffrey Crecelius In last week's episode about Chris Squire's Star Licks video, I was intrigued to notice that Trevor Rabin had also produced one and I had never watched it. Now that we are blessed with YouTube and the efforts of dedicated fan…
6 reasons why Talk is a great Yes album - 688
Produced by Joseph Cottrell, Wayne Hall, Ken Fuller and Jeffrey Crecelius
This week, Mark and I considered what makes Talk from 1994 a great Yes album. The final Yes record featuring Trevor Rabin was a tour-de-force of progressive rock in many ways but what do you think Mark and I chose as our rea…
Six reasons why 90125 is a great Yes album - 681
Produced by Joseph Cottrell, Wayne Hall, Jeffrey Crecelius, and Ken Fuller
This week, Mark and I returned to the show to talk about the Yes classic album, 90125 from 1983. It is clearly, we believe, a great album but what makes it a great Yes album? It wasn't originally going to be a Yes album at …
Stephen Lambe on his book - Rock Classics - Yes 90125 - 651
Produced by Wayne Hall, Joseph Cottrell, Jeffrey Crecelius and Ken Fuller
We spoke to publisher and Yes author Stephen Lambe this week about his (relatively) recent book Rock Classics - Yes 90125. The book delves deeply into the story of the 1983 album that became Yes' best selling record o…
Episode 581-YES -Aurora
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This week on America’s Podcast, we dive into the new YES album, Aurora with Free Form family member Joseph Staub!
No Jon Anderson. No Chris Squire.
So the big fucking question is: Can this version of YES deliver an album that stands up alongsid…
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…
National Treasure | Trevor Rabin
The bros are gonna steal it, they're gonna steal the declaration of indepence. The hunt is on for the Trevor Rabin's Templar treasure of the early 2000s in this one.
Ev's score: 7.6 / Al's score: 7.6 / Ky's score: 7.3
Musical term: Pedal tone
Instrumental Instrument: Electric guitar
If you like wha…
EP 11 Used GROOVES podcast With Eddie and Uncle Geo
This time on Used Grooves, Eddie and Uncle Geo drop the needle on YES — 90125, the 1983 album that brought a bold new sound to the progressive rock giants. From the unmistakable punch of “Owner of a Lonely Heart” to “Changes,” “Hold On,” and “Leave It,” we explore the hooks, harmonies, and musician…
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