Steve Hackett: My earning power with Genesis was a revelation
The guitarist Steve Hackett was a member of Genesis in the 1970s, playing on some of their best-known songs such as Firth of Fifth and Supper’s Ready.
How Genesis Bid Final Goodbye to Their Past on 'Three Sides Live'
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Three Sides Live captures Genesis as they strike a final onstage balance between their two musical worlds.
Classic Vinyl: Music of Biblical Proportions
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From Genesis To Revelation by Genesis on Decca Records released in 1969. Value £1,500 mono, £500 in stereo; 1970 reissue £100 stereo.
Tony Banks Says Genesis Are Probably Done for Good
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Genesis had been dormant for a decade when Tony Banks, Phil Collins and Mike Rutherford staged a worldwide 2007 reunion tour.
Tony Banks: I read Mike’s book and I didn’t like it very much
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With his latest solo record, Five, Tony Banks has returned to one of his first loves: the orchestral album.
A Beginner's Guide to Steve Hackett's Years With Genesis
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When you think of the band Genesis, Steve Hackett probably isn't the the first person who comes to mind.
Tony Banks on His Latest Classical Album & the Odds of a 50th Anniversary Reunion
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The leap from classic rock to classical music is not exactly a big stretch for Tony Banks.
"Foxtrot" by Genesis (1972)
You can argue back and forth over whether Peter Gabriel or Phil Collins was the better Genesis singer, but you can’t deny that this Gabriel-led album is one of the band’s best.