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A series of essays wherein I explore the numerous musical identities of my favorite musician: from child prodigy to teen idol to guitar hero to singer/songwriter to award-winning in-demand film composer.
Featuring news/updates and commentary/analysis of Trevor's career and associated projects.
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Wednesday, February 24, 2021

Media Watch: another day, another listicle

With thanks to YF member flatopfreak for sharing the article.

Music writer Brett Milano offers his own list of the heavy hitters in the Prog world on guitar, published on the uDiscovermusic website, and in this "essential top 25 countdown" all of the Yesmen have made the cut, with Trevor in the top ten this time.

10: Trevor Rabin (Yes)
Long before he joined Yes, Trevor Rabin was known as a musician of prodigious chops; he’d already done solo albums playing all the instruments. While he did bring more of an arena-shredder sensibility than any other Yes guitarist, that doesn’t mean he couldn’t serve the song. One of 90125’s highlights, “Changes,” has a taste of everything he does well: Orchestral leads, Police-like rhythm parts, and those flashy cadenzas in the intro.

Here's the article link for those interested in the full lineup: