Anderson Ponty Band premiere Wonderous Stories
Exclusive: View clip from ex Yes man Jon Anderson’s live album with jazz-fusion violinist Jean-Luc Ponty
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Anderson Ponty Band have premiered their version of Yes track Wonderous Stories with Prog.
It’s taken from former Yes frontman Jon Anderson and jazz-fusion violinist Jean-Luc Ponty’s live album Better Late Than Never, which was recorded last year in Aspen, Colorado.
Ponty recently said: “Collaborating with Jon is unlike any project I have done before. The result is way beyond my expectations – we are not just rehashing the past, but giving a new life to the music we started developing decades ago.”
Better Late Than Never is on sale now in DVD/CD, CD and digital formats. Anderson Ponty Band tour the US starting later this month.
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