| | Steve Howe Homebrew 3 CD Steve Howe Discography of CDs
Following in the footsteps of its preceding two editions, Steve Howe's Homebrew 3 collects previously unheard demos from the renowned guitarist of Yes, Asia, and GTR (not to mention Anderson-Bruford-Wakeman-Howe). As with the previous Homebrew releases, the tunes are primarily stripped down, and prominently feature Howe's guitar work. Included are the rapid-fire guitar riffing of the album opener, "Turbulence," songs you'd expect to hear if you could actually visit the sci-fi landscapes of Roger Dean's paintings (especially "Pyramidology"), and the stark acoustic guitar/voice ditty "Between Your Smiles." While it contains quite a few interesting musical bits, Homebrew 3 is obviously aimed exclusively at hardcore Yes and Howe fans. ~ Greg Prato
Photographer: Steve Howe.
Arranger: Steve Howe.
Personnel: Steve Howe (vocals, guitars, steel guitar, pedal steel guitar, electric bass).
Recording information: Langley Studios, Devon, England (01/2005).
Steve Howe Homebrew 3 Songs | 1. | Turbulence |
| 2. | Hint Hint |
| 3. | Main Title, The |
| 4. | Just a Passing Phrase |
| 5. | Suddenly |
| 6. | Kind of Friends |
| 7. | Pyramidology |
| 8. | In the Course of the Day |
| 9. | Family Tree |
| 10. | Solar Winds |
| 11. | In Your World |
| 12. | No Deceiving |
| 13. | From Door to Door |
| 14. | Cruise Control |
| 15. | It's Too Late |
| 16. | Seven Castles |
| 17. | Between Your Smiles |
| 18. | Reaching Out |
| 19. | Last Word, The |
| 20. | Getting Through |
| 21. | Outlawed |
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