The Tokyo Tapes The Tokyo Tapes The Tokyo Tapes is ex-Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett's live album featuring a progressive rock supergroup line-up of John Wetton (from King Crimson, UK, Asia), Chester Thompson (from Weather Report, Frank Zappa, Genesis live), Ian McDonald (from King Crimson, Foreigner) and rounded out by keyboardist Julian Colbeck (worked with Hackett and with Yes spin-off Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe). The album was compiled from two concerts at Koseinenkin Hall in Tokyo, Japan on 16 & 17 December 1996. The album also contains two Steve Hackett studio tracks. In 2001, a live DVD also called The Tokyo Tapes and culled
Steve Howe (musician) "Union" (1991). At the end of its supporting tour in 1992, Howe played the guitar and co-produced "Symphonic Music of Yes" (1993), an album of orchestral arrangements of Yes tracks. In 1991, he is featured on "Polar Shift: A Benefit for Antarctica", a benefit jazz and ambient album to the Cousteau Society. In 1992, Howe left Yes after Bruford, Wakeman and himself were not invited to participate to record the next Yes album, "Talk" (1994). During the "Union" tour Howe released his third solo album, "Turbulence", in 1991 on Relativity Records. In a departure from his earlier two albums, Howe