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Date: Sun, 15-Apr-84 20:38:00 EST
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uicsg!gmk    Apr 15 19:38:00 1984

Jon Anderson and Vangelis got together on 3 albums:
	  Short Stories
	* The Friends of Mr. Cairo
	  Private Collection

He also has 3 solo albums:
	* Olias of Sunhillow
	* Song of Seven
	* Animation

None of these that I know of (the ones I have are marked with a *)
sound remotely like "Olias". The collaborations with Vangelis consist
mostly of short songs and represent a totally different direction
from what Jon did with Yes. If you're a Yes fan, these albums
take some getting used to.

His other two albums also comprise short songs that depart from
the styles of Yes and "Olias".

The compleat Jon Anderson discography must include two cameo
appearances:
	King Crimson: Lizard
	Vangelis: Heaven and Hell

					Gary Koob
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