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Aug 22, 2024 · A beautiful song, with nylon and steel string guitars (including a fantastic solo), the Band Geeks add amazing choral harmonies and counterpoints. It’s a breather before we jump to the energetic “Still A Friend.”
Aug 23, 2024 · The true inspiration behind David Bowie's 'Heroes' has been revealed. As he approaches his eightieth birthday, sweet-natured former Yes frontman Jon Anderson has been collaborating liberally, seemingly delighted to sing with anyone who can sound like Yes. His voice can.
Aug 25, 2024 · [Review] Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks - True. Jon Anderson is a true legend of Progressive Rock music, author with YES of some of the absolute masterpieces of the genre. After a successful live performances with The Band Geeks, the collaboration continued with a new studio album.
12 hours ago · Launched by sometime BOC bassist Richie Castellano, Band Geeks are a six piece originally comprising Andy Graziano, Rob Kipp, Andy Ascolese, Chris Clark and Ann Marie Nacchio. First conceived as an audio-only podcast, the project then morphed into a YouTube band — Castellano has been active on the platform since 2007, and there are some ...
1 day ago · Review of the new album from Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks – ‘TRUE’. Legendary singer and former Yes frontman Jon Anderson talks about the new album ‘True” with The Band Geeks, and how it came together. The album is out now. Check out our review of the album here. For the full audio click the podcast link or download the podcast on.
Aug 27, 2024 · Originally as an audio-only podcast, Richie morphed the process into a YouTube band, which considered a group of his friends, special guests, and collectively known as The Band Geeks. They covered songs ranging from classic rock to pop, and featuring songs from one of Richie’s favourite bands Yes.
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Aug 14, 2024 · Closing the first set with “Heart of the Sunrise” – which was the Band Geeks original calling card that wooed in Anderson – bassist and Geeks leader Richie Castellano relished in jamming over Squire’s opening bass spotlight section before Anderson came in with those iconic lines.