Sister Sleeping Soul

[John Vehadija]

Love this song, reminds me of Wondrous Stories and Nine Voices

[Gilly Goodness]

Very Beatleseque. Fun. B-side.

[Homemade Parachute]

More Beatleseque than Mystery Tour, even… And I would have put it on the main sequence, along with Damaged World. But that's me, Canadian…

[Mr. Holland]

I like this song. I've made my own running order for the album (yeah, Steve would probably kick me in the head 😉):

The Ice Bridge
Sister Sleeping Soul
Dare to Know
Minus the Man
Leave Well Alone
Music to My Ears
Future Memories
Mystery Tour
The Western Edge
A Living Island

And Dare to Know is unfortunately a song I won't be playing again anytime soon.

[Ceasar’s Palace]

I saw on Henry’s site that it’s very popular. Rightly so. But Future Memories was at the bottom of the list. Undeservedly.

[rabin105]

I love the whole album cant wait to hear some of it live

[Chrisklenox]

I saw on Henry’s site that it’s very popular. Rightly so. But Future Memories was at the bottom of the list. Undeservedly.

Whoah, yeah I think Future Memories is really great. Kind of surprised

[Soundwaveseeker]

Of the tracks on the bonus EP, Sister Sleeping Soul is the best, or at least my favorite one that is. Yeah, totally Nine Voices vibe and nice Howe acoustic gtr. Jon Davison sounds really good on this track. I'm totally on board with him as lead vocals in Yes, I ultimately gave him a chance and I like what I'm hearing from him.

[Mr. Holland]

Love this song, reminds me of Wondrous Stories and Nine Voices

That's too funny. This is from a new Steve Howe interview:

For someone with only a few minutes to spare to check out The Quest, what would be the first track you would direct them to play and why?

Steve: Well, there’s something really amazing about “Sister Sleeping Soul,” which opens the three bonus tracks. That song is like “Your Move” and “Wondrous Stories,” it’s got that Portuguese guitar. I would just say, look, if you don’t know much about Yes, I think that song might engage them into it because it’s a likable song. It’s a likable sort of textural experience, and it’s not trying to impress because I think when people try to impress, they usually don’t.