Like Trevor Horn before him, Sherwood was uncomfortable with the idea of replacing Anderson as the front man of Yes, but he struck up a friendship with Squire that would lead to work with him throughout the next 10 years.
Sherwood was uncomfortable with the idea of replacing Anderson as the front man of Yes. This was like Trevor Horn before him. He struck up a friendship with Squire. This friendship with Squire would lead to work with him throughout the next 10 years.