Here's Alan White of YES (official) rocking his drum solo out in Budapets, back in 1998, Have you ever watched Alan perform live? Check our interview with Alan (link in the first comment) at the Winter NAMM Show 2015 in the Ludwig booth to with an update on Yes, local happenings for Alan in his community; Dan asks Alan, as always, a question about "the olden days," and this topic is on the fills on John Lennon's "Instant Karma" from 1970 when Alan was 20! Alan also talks about playing 15 Ludwig

Yes - Chris Squire - The Fish / Bass Solo / Alan White Drum Solo - Live in Palm Beach 1998 Audio Restored and Remastered by BrunoSamppa, 2019 West Palm Beach, Florida 8 August 1998. - Open Your Eyes Tour VHS - Pro-shot in-house video feed / Audio: Direct Soundboard | Progressive Rock Land

Join us in remembering Alan White (June 14, 1949 - May 26, 2022). He was the drummer for Yes from the summer of 1972 right up until his passing 50 years later. Drum Talk TV's Dan Shinder will be going live at 5pm PDT / 8pm PDT to do a tribute to Alan. What is your favorite work by Alan? Did you know that before he began his career with Yes, he recorded and performed with John Lennon, The Plastic Ono Band, George Harrison, and Joe Cocker, to mention a few? Here is a clip of Alan performing a drum

Drummer Alan White will always be regarded as a musician without peer. After working with legendary artists including John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ginger Baker, White joined YES (official) in 1972, becoming a key element in their sonic evolution. He masterfully handled the drum kit and showcased his extensive prog-rock percussion on epic tracks like "The Gates of Delirium". White's powerful yet nuanced beats on hits such as "Owner of A Lonely Heart" complimented the musical soundscapes and