Steve Howe Discography
Howe’s superlative style, cosmic consciousness and strong songwriting provided the missing piece to Yes’ music. Together with Jon Anderson and Chris Squire, Howe…
Howe’s superlative style, cosmic consciousness and strong songwriting provided the missing piece to Yes’ music. Together with Jon Anderson and Chris Squire, Howe…
English psychedelic pop group best remembered today as Steve Howe’s Yesterday.
Loaded with leftovers from Velvet Underground, Lou Reed’s first is pretty eggcellent if not quite as electrifying as Transformer.
Wakeman’s first solo album is a fantastic, instrumental journey that brings the historical figures of Henry VIII’s six wives back to life again.
Eh, Steve Hackett couldn’t sing either, and some of his albums were awesome. This one is pretty good.
The all-instrumental second album showcases Steve doing what he does best (stringing), and not what he doesn’t (singing).
Switzerland’s seemingly endless supply of keyboard players once again needles its way into Yesworld on this new age album.
A cross between his last album and the Homebrews that brings listeners up to date on Steve Howe since Asia.
New age music to save the whales, the penguins and the seals (so they can keep raping/eating the penguins). Hooray for nature!
Kronomyth 4.0: GRAND DAD. For the first time in ages, Steve Howe wasn’t a member of a group. Yes was off doing their…
Kronomyth 4.5: YESTERDAY AND TOMORROW. Prior to joining Yes, Steve Howe was busy in a number of bands including the Syndicats (rhythm &…
Kronomyth 5.0: THE SOUND OF TWO HANDS CLAP-ING. After the release of The Grand Scheme of Things, Steve Howe had a much more…
Homemade recordings that go down surprisingly smooth and spawned a brewed of followups.
More songs from the attic, although it appears that Steve Howe’s attic is bigger than most peoples’ homes. Common sense told me that…
Steve Howe and Martin Taylor are a pair of outstanding instrumentalists, but it’s the instruments that take center stage on Masterpiece Guitars. This…