Steve Howe on Jamming with Jimi Hendrix and covering Bob Dylan

YES guitarist Steve Howe sits down with Jason Barnard for a conversation about his musical collaborations and artistic reinvention. In this interview, the virtuoso shares stories from the legendary UFO Club in 1967, where Jimi Hendrix spontaneously grabbed a bass guitar and jammed with Steve's band Tomorrow - leaving the young guitarist astonished. Steve also discusses into his artistic journey of reimagining Bob Dylan's classic songs. These interpretations, as well as his personal acoustic compositions, are now available again with the remastered re-release of two essential solo albums: Portraits of Bob Dylan and Natural Timbre. Join us as Steve recounts amazing stories of nearly deputising for Syd Barrett in Pink Floyd and collaborating with musical peers. Plus, get the inside story on YES's upcoming Fragile Tour and hints about new projects on the horizon. Chapters Steve Howe discusses remastering and re-releasing his solo albums ‎ 00:00:25 Discussion of "Portraits of Bob Dylan" and collaborations ‎ 00:01:53 Jamming with Jimi Hendrix and almost deputising for Syd Barrett in Pink Floyd ‎ 00:05:48 Annie Haslam and Alan Clarke collaborations ‎ 00:08:30 "Natural Timbre" development and collaborators ‎ 00:12:18 Classical influences and acoustic arrangements of YES songs ‎ 00:17:04 Upcoming Yes Fragile Tour and future projects ‎ 00:19:40 Further information 1999's Portraits Of Bob Dylan and 2001's Natural Timbre, are released on September 12 on CD, and vinyl for the very first time, through HoweSound. More interviews are available at https://thestrangebrew.co.uk/