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“I could sense the end was near”: Yes bassist Billy Sherwood recalls his “heartbreaking’ final conversations with his hero Chris Squire

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“I could sense the end was near”: Yes bassist Billy Sherwood recalls his “heartbreaking’ final conversations with his hero Chris Squire

“We started talking all the time…The conversations got deeper and heavier”

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