-=> From what I recall, Martin Ridgley said this to Lorne Murphy <=-
 MR> And I'm certainly not slagging Wakeman.  He's a great keyboard
 MR> player. But I think he tends to be over-rated, partly because of his
 MR> flamboyance. He seems to me to be more of an individualist than a
 MR> band-oriented  musician.
 I certainly see this point, and he didn't really have a lot of
 writing credits, he was used more for color. But I appreciate his
 style more than Emerson's.
 MR> Hmmm... I didn't know that.  Was Wakeman on it?  Or Moraz?  Or
 MR> both? 
 _Yesshows_? Both. Moraz is on "Gates of Delirium", Wakeman's on
 everything else.
 MR> Hmmmm.... I didn't know that.  Bruford and Moraz certainly seem to 
 MR> work well together.
 Yes, they do, absolutely. BTW, may I recommend _Fish out of water_
 as the *lost* Yes album? If you haven't heard it, please race out
 and buy it if possible. I consider it the lost Yes album in the
 same way I consider _Voyage of the Acolyte_ to be the lost Genesis
 album.
 MR> I've got _Timecode_.  What's _Mainhorse_, though?  
 Mainhorse was the first (I believe) band he was in. I only know of
 one album he appeared on, _Mainhorse_ from 1972.
               - LM
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