Esquire (band)

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Esquire
Origin	London, United Kingdom
Genres	Progressive rock, symphonic rock, art rock, psychedelic rock
Years active	1982–present
Labels	Renaissance Records
Associated acts	Yes
Website	www.nikkisquire.com

Members	Nikki Squire Nigel McLaren Charles Olins

Esquire are an English rock band noted for their progressive, art, and symphonic style of rock music. Formed in 1982, Esquire released two studio albums - the self-titled Esquire in 1987, and a follow-up album Coming Home in 1997.^[1] Two tracks from Coming Home, "Zone of O" and "Tron Thomi", were included on the album Yes, Friends and Relatives.^[2]

The band is headed by Nikki Squire, who, when the band started, was married to Yes bassist Chris Squire. Squire, Yes drummer Alan White, Yes producer Trevor Horn and Chris and Nikki's eldest daughter Carmen Squire all worked on Esquire's eponymous debut album.

Discography

Esquire (1987)
Coming Home (1997)
Yes, Friends and Relatives (1998)

References

↑ Biography on official site (archived)
↑ Yes, Friends and Relatives at Allmusic

External links

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Chris Squire Steve Howe Alan White Geoff Downes Jon Davison Jon Anderson Tony Kaye Peter Banks Bill Bruford Tony O'Reilly Rick Wakeman Patrick Moraz Trevor Horn Trevor Rabin Billy Sherwood Igor Khoroshev Oliver Wakeman Benoît David

Studio albums	Yes Time and a Word The Yes Album Fragile Close to the Edge Tales from Topographic Oceans Relayer Going for the One Tormato Drama 90125 Big Generator Union Talk Keys to Ascension Keys to Ascension 2 Open Your Eyes The Ladder Magnification Fly from Here

Live albums	Yessongs Yesshows 9012Live: The Solos Something's Coming: The BBC Recordings 1969–1970 Keys to Ascension Keys to Ascension 2 House of Yes: Live from House of Blues Live at Montreux 2003 Symphonic Live Union Live In the Present – Live from Lyon

Compilations	Yesterdays Classic Yes Yesstory Highlights: The Very Best of Yes Keystudio Yes Remixes The Ultimate Yes: 35th Anniversary Collection Yes, Friends and Relatives Greatest Hits Live

Singles	"Your Move" "Roundabout" "America" "And You and I" "Roundabout" (live) "Into the Lens" "Owner of a Lonely Heart" "Our Song" "Leave It" "It Can Happen" "Changes" "Hold On" "Love Will Find a Way" "Rhythm of Love" "Shoot High, Aim Low" "Final Eyes" "Lift Me Up" "Make It Easy" "Saving My Heart" "The Calling" "Walls" "Open Your Eyes" "We Can Fly"

Video releases	Yessongs 9012Live YesYears Greatest Video Hits Yes: Live - 1975 at Q.P.R. Live in Philadelphia Keys to Ascension House of Yes: Live from House of Blues Symphonic Live Yesspeak Yes Acoustic: Guaranteed No Hiss Songs from Tsongas Live at Montreux 2003 Classic Artists: Yes Yesspeak Live: The Director's Cut The Lost Broadcasts Rock of the '70s Union Live

Box sets	Yesyears In a Word: Yes (1969–) The Word Is Live Essentially Yes

Tours	The Yes Album Tour Fragile Tour Close to the Edge Tour

Related articles	Discography List of band members Tours XYZ Cinema UK The Buggles Asia GTR Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe Yesoteric Conspiracy Steve Howe Trio Circa Yoso The Syn Mystery Esquire Glass Hammer Jimmy Haun Tom Brislin World Trade Symphonic Music of Yes

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