Steve Howe (musician) combined with Jon Anderson's vocals, Chris Squire's bass, Bill Bruford's drums, and Tony Kaye's keyboards, were seen as an essential part of the band's change in musical direction towards progressive and art rock. The album includes a live recording of Howe's solo guitar piece "Clap", recorded on 17 July at the Lyceum Theatre in London. It was a commercial breakthrough for the group. Kaye left in 1971 and was replaced by Rick Wakeman for the following album, "Fragile". This classic Yes line-up of Anderson–Howe–Squire–Bruford–Wakeman is associated with the peak of the band's early achievements. "Fragile" is one of the most
Ajalon (band) 2004 that the group released their next album "On the Threshold of Eternity" on the label ProgRock Records, where they collaborated with Rick Wakeman, guitarist Phil Keaggy and Neal Morse. Randy George has participated in several Neal Morse projects, one of them being his album "Testimony", which was released earlier in 2004. "On the Threshold of Eternity" received positive reviews in the prog rock scene. In 2009, Ajalon released their third album "This Good Place". Again, a few guest musicians were brought in. Ajalon (band) Ajalon is a Christian progressive rock trio from Seattle. Their name is taken from the