Hey gang! Here's the next episode of Soloing Secrets with one of my favorite players, the legendary prog-rock pioneer Steve Howe, whose imaginative and inspiring musical talents shaped the overall sound of groups such as Yes, Asia, GTR, and many others!

This lesson features a deep dive into Steve's playing style in the 1970s with the legendary prog-rock mammoth Yes, and the ideas were pulled from three of their classic albums - including The Yes Album, Fragile, and Drama to be specific. The ideas/licks/phrases hiding in this episode include challenging sections from songs such as 'Long Distance Runaround,' 'Yours Is No Disgrace,' 'Würm,' 'Roundabout,' 'Perpetual Change,' 'Machine Messiah,' 'Heart Of The Sunrise,' and much more!

Needless to say, if you're a Yes/Steve Howe fan, progressive rock player/fan, or maybe just looking for some new challenges on the fretboard (regardless of which style you prefer) that were written by a bonafide progressive rock pioneer and legend, look no further - this is the lesson you've been searching for! Give this episode a view, leave some comments/feedback, and please subscribe to Late Night Lessons - THANK YOU!

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