Was Way Too Pissed Off At How This Photo Was Like, Chopped Up In Pieces, So I Decided To Make It Whole

Fishtopher hand-written notes for "Starship Trooper"

I've been thinking so hard about that image of Phil sitting in a big leather chair that I had to draw it.

STEVE HOWE: “In Abbey Road's Studio 3 recording 'Double Rondo' and Vivaldi's 2nd movement Lute concerto for The Steve Howe Album.”

Source: Miki Slingsby (1979)

eepy fish…

I came across this version a while back and it's quite lovely. John Wetton may be no Greg Lake, but he can still hold his own on one of my fav King Crimson songs :)

another fairy tale drawing but a redraw from this post

steve day….. happy birthday girl 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🧀🎉🎉🎉

Final [3/3]

1991: The Union tour at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California. [Source: Tim Mosenfelder/Getty]

1994: Me, Martin Taylor and the Batmobile.

1996: With jazz legend Tal Farlow.

2000: Bigger is better in Argentina. [Source: Dave Wilkerson]

2002: A jam with Elvis Presley’s guitarist Scotty Moore.

2012: When two guitars are better than one on the Fly From Here tour.

2017: On stage with Yes and Rush’s Geddy Lee on bass at the 32nd Annual Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony at Barclays Center in New York City. [Source: Jamie McCarthy/WireImage]

2019: Live at the Jazz Cafe. [Source: Colin Hart]

2020: Three generations of the Howe family. Dylan, Georgia, Cal, me, Jan, Zuni, Steph and Diego.

All the photos from Steve Howe's biography. Some of them are common knowledge, but I like his commentary.

Long post, so I'll add them under the cut [1/3]

1951: Aged 4 in the middle between Mum, Philip, Dad and Stella.

1952: Aged 5. || 1956: The obligatory school photo aged 9.

1967: Keeping warm with my Tomorrow bandmates. Junior Wood, Twink, me and Keith West.

1970: A garden writing and rehearsal session for The Yes Album in Devon.

1971: Me, Tony Kaye, Chris Squire, Jon Anderson and Bill Bruford. [Source: Barrie Wentzell]

1971: The Yes Album tour. My first tour with the band. [Source: Barrie Wentzell]

1972: Sharing the mic with Jon Anderson on the Close To The Edge tour at Gaelic Park, New York City.

1977: Hanging out in London with Les Paul, the legendary guitarist, songwriter, luthier, and pioneer of solid-body electric guitar.

1978: Yes live at Madison Square Garden on the Tormato tour. [Source: Michael Putland/Getty]

Wetton clothing collection

thank you to all of the music artists that live in my phone and sing songs whenever i want them to