Ex-Yes guitarist Trevor Rabin releasing 10-CD box set of his solo work, 'Changes,' in March

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February 3, 2020 @ 5:00 pm
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An expansive box set offering a deep dive into former Yes guitarist Trevor Rabin‘s solo career will be released on March 16. The 10-CD Changes collection features five of Rabin’s solo albums, plus various unreleased studio, live and soundtrack recordings.

The solo albums featured in the box set are 1977’s Beginnings, 1979’s Face to Face, 1981’s Wolf, 1989’s Can’t Look Away and the 90124 compilation, which was released in 2003.

90124 is made up mainly of demos of Rabin songs that eventually were recorded by Yes during his tenure with the band, including “Owner of a Lonely Heart,” “Hold On” and “Changes,” versions of which all appeared on the band’s smash 1983 album 90125.

The other discs features in Changes are a CD of bonus tracks from Can’t Look Away; the two-CD Live in Boston 1989 album, featuring previously unreleased performances from a club show Trevor played in ’89; and two discs of unreleased soundtrack recordings dubbed Lost Soundtracks Vol. 1 and Vol. 2.

The Can’t Look Away bonus cuts include a lengthy promotional interview, a demo and a couple of song edits.

Lost Soundtracks Vol. 1 features Rabin’s score to the 1998 fantasy flick Jack Frost, while Lost Soundtracks Vol. 2 includes music he composed for such films as Remember the Titans, A Beautiful Mind, Banger Sisters and Gettysburg.

The box set also comes with a signed and numbered certificate, two photo books, a poster, replica promotional photos and more.

The South African-born Rabin was a member of Yes from 1982 to 1994. In recent years, he’s played with fellow Yes alums Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman in the spinoff group Yes Featuring Anderson, Rabin and Wakeman.

Check out the full Changes track list at GlassOnyonPR.com, and purchase copies at MusicGlue.com.