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The Living Tree is an album by Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman (as Anderson/Wakeman), both previously members of progressive rock band Yes. The album was initially sold only as a souvenir during their UK tour in Autumn 2010, titled "The Anderson Wakeman Project 360" and from the Gonzo Multimedia online store.
The Living Tree is Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman's debut album together, consisting of a simplistic combination of little more than piano and vocals. However, this instrumentation doesn't become in any way tedious over the course of the album; the music is soft, emotional and interesting throughout, standing up on its own two feet without the ...
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Jon Anderson’s vocals are well-suited to the material. This is not an album that embraces pounding 60s style rock, yet it does pay tribute to the consciousness of that era. The symbolism of “The Living Tree” reflecting the power of nature shines through. Wakeman and Anderson will have completed their U.K. tour, at the time of this ...
- Lisa Torem
Nov 1, 2010 · The Living Tree is Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman's debut album together, consisting of a simplistic combination of little more than piano and vocals. However, this instrumentation doesn't become in any way tedious over the course of the album; the music is soft, emotional and interesting throughout, standing up on its own two feet without the ...
And the second one is taken from that 1989 album of Anderson-Bruford-Wakeman-Howe, though the version is a bit different, for obvious reasons, the melancholic and cute sound is the same. This is a good album, if you liked “The Living Tree” you will love this live performance, otherwise you will enjoy it, but never adore it.
Very good but unfortunately one of its kind. The core of Yes, 2 living legends and extraordinary gifted artist joined and delivered this album. Probably there are old and new compositions , previously unreleased and very good there were been recorded.
They started performing together in a live setting in 2006 and released The Living Tree in 2009 which I thought was a very good album. That brings us to their brand new live album The Living Tree In Concert Part One. It stands to reason if you were a fan of The Living Tree you will want to have this concert CD. Yes, the duo are getting older ...
