Yes has revealed that it's begun working on a new studio album, which will be the group's first with its latest lead singer, Jon Davison. The legendary prog-rockers posted a series of photos on their Facebook page last week that shows the entire band hunkered down in a Los Angeles recording studio with producer Roy Thomas Baker, whose impressive resume includes most of Queen's classic 1970s albums.
In a recent interview with ABC News Radio, Yes drummer Alan White showered praise on Davison, who officially joined the group's lineup in February 2012.
"The band is playing really exceptionally well with [Jon], and he's really rose to the occasion," White declared. "His voice is absolutely phenomenal, he really takes care of it and takes care of himself, and is right on the ball every night. And, it's bouncing off the rest of the band."
In addition, White revealed that Davison, who also fronts the band Glass Hammer, has been contributing song ideas to the new project.
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In a recent interview with ABC News Radio, Yes drummer Alan White showered praise on Davison, who officially joined the group's lineup in February 2012.
"The band is playing really exceptionally well with [Jon], and he's really rose to the occasion," White declared. "His voice is absolutely phenomenal, he really takes care of it and takes care of himself, and is right on the ball every night. And, it's bouncing off the rest of the band."
In addition, White revealed that Davison, who also fronts the band Glass Hammer, has been contributing song ideas to the new project.
Read on...
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