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Bodast. Bodast (also known as Canto) were a late 1960s rock group from London, England. Its most notable member was Steve Howe, later to join the progressive rock band Yes. Members were Clive Skinner on guitar and vocals, Dave Curtiss on bass and Bobbie Clarke on drums. The name of the group came from the first two letters of the members' first ...
- Canto
- May 1968 – July 1969
- London, England
Bodast were a progressive rock band active from 1968-1969. Members included Clive Skinner (vocals), Steve Howe (guitar), Bruce. Thomas (bass), Dave Curtis (bass, vocals), and Bobby Clarke (drums). The name Bodast was created by taking the first two letters from the names of the three founding members, BObby, DAve and STeve.
Jan 30, 2018 · Bodast: Towards Utopia: Remastered Edition. Ryan Reed on January 30, 2018. Steve Howe joined Yes in 1970, just in time to reinvent progressive rock on the band’s third LP, The Yes Album. Ever ...
Bodast. One of Steve Howe's several obscure pre-Yes projects, Bodast filled the gap between his stint in Tomorrow and his recruitment for Yes. Apart from Howe, the lineup consisted of Clive Skinner (vocals, guitar),…. Read Full Biography.
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Bodast were a late 1960s rock group from London, England. Its most notable member was Steve Howe, later to join the progressive rock band Yes. Members were Clive Skinner on guitar and vocals, Dave Curtiss on bass and Bobbie Clarke on drums. The name of the group came from the first two letters of the members' first names: BObbie, DAve, STeve.
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