STEVE HOWE - Homebrew 1 (1996)

This is a collection of Steve Howe demos mostly from the late eighties and early nineties with a few older songs tossed in. Much of this album is repetitive, as many of the tracks can be found on "Not Necessarily Acoustic: (although different versions)."At The Full Moon" and "Never Stop Learning" are early versions of ABWH's "Brother Of Mine." "Red And White" became "Birthright". "More About You" is an early form of a section of "Quartet." "Rare Birds" became "Vultures." "Big Love" mixed with his Turbulence song "Sensitive Chaos" became "I Would Have Waited Forever," (this track is the same one found on the bootleg release "We Make Believe." "Barren Land" has sections of "Order Of The Universe." The big surprise, "For This Moment" is a section of "The Revealing Science Of God," although the quality of
this track is rough. All in all this is a pretty interesting release.

01. Sketches In The Sun
02. Sharp On The Attack
03. The Valley Of Rocks
04. Georgia's Theme
05. Dorothy
06. Meadow Rag
07. At The Full Moon
08. Never Stop Learning (Howe/Downes)
09. Red And White
10. More About You
11. Rare Birds
12. Big Love
13. Running The Human Race
14. Barren Land
15. Against The Tide
16. Breakaway From It All
17. For This Moment
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STEVE HOWE - Homebrew 2 (2000)

In the second edition of his ongoing Homebrew series, Yes guitarist Steve Howe collects another heaping helping of demos -- made available for public consumption for the first time. As with his work with Yes, Howe is not afraid to let his acoustic "sensitive side" show, especially on such tracks as the album-opening "Masquerade" and "Beginnings" -- the latter of which sounds straight out of Renaissance times. Howe also gets to show off his chicken-pickin' talents on "Cactus Boogie," while also offering a Peter Gabriel-esque album closer, "Mule's Head Stomp." With fellow Yes mates Rick Wakeman and Jon Anderson also dropping by the proceedings, most Yes fanatics will want to sample some Homebrew 2.

01. Masquerade
02. Success Story
03. Together
04. Rhythm Of The Road
05. Separate Ways
06. Sun Carnival
07. Riviera
08. Sleepless In The City
09. The Spiral
10. The Serpentine
11. The Go Between
12. Follow Your Heart
13. Beginnings
14. Surface Tension
15. Every Time You look Over Your Shoulder
16. Cactus Boogie
17. Resistance Day
18. Wayward Course
19. Spanish Heritage
20. Outlawed
21. Mules' Head Stomp                                                                                                                         http://www.fileserve.com/file/Jdztau6

STEVE HOWE - Homebrew 3 (2006)

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. - cduniverse.com

01. Turbulence
02. Hint Hint
03. The Main Title
04. Just a Passing Phase
05. Suddenly
06. Kind of Friends
07. Pyramidology
08. In the Course of the Day
09. 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. The Last Word
20. Getting Through
21. Outlawed                                                                                                                                           http://www.fileserve.com/file/ApYGyxy

STEVE HOWE - Homebrew 4 (2009)

In the line of the three previous volumes. For someone who is really into Yes and Steve, it should be interesting to hear first versions of their music. Photographs by Steve himself are used as background in the booklet pages. Sound is not the best, but keep in mind recordings were homebrewed. Notes by the maestro on musical techniques lay an open view of alternate interpretations of tracks. - amazon.com

01. Beginnings (Themes)
02. The Inner Battle
03. Take It In Hand
04. Mainland
05. Distant Seas
06. Wayward Course II
07. Georgia's Song
08. Solar Winds II
09. High Flyer
10. Sensitive Chaos
11. Really Know
12. White
13. Up Above Somewhere
14. Closer Than Before
15. Lily's In The Field
16. Have You Forgotten Love?
17. Go To This
18. What Am I?
19. Nothing To Cry For                                                                                                                        http://www.fileserve.com/file/9awxJSG

STEVE HOWE - TIME

2011 album from the British guitarist, an album of cool instrumentals that bridges classical, jazz and country. Time is a collaboration between Steve Howe, best known as guitarist with Yes and Asia, and producer Paul K. Joyce, who has worked widely scoring for television and film. Steve Howe first contacted Paul in 2007 after reading an interview with him and suggested they work together on an orchestral project, combing through tunes Steve had been accumulating, including some he'd worked on with his friend Paul Sutin, with whom he'd released two albums in 1995. Time includes several Howe originals, as well as tunes by Paul and Steve's son Virgil and unconventional takes on classical pieces by Bach, Villa-Lobos and Vivaldi. - cduniverse.com

01. Bachianas Brasileiras No.5
02. King’s Ransom
03. Cantata No. 140 (Wachet Auf)
04. Orange
05. Purification
06. Rose
07. The Explorer
08. Kindred Spirits
09. Concerto Grosso in D Minor Op. 3, No.11
10. The 3rd Of March
11. Steam Age
12. Apollo                                                                                                                                            http://www.fileserve.com/file/FDcKd9X