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Oct 26, 2026

Graham CoathHOST
16:45
And then, A, you develop this skill, but also that's where it then comes from that, you know? It really comes from that.
Graham CoathHOST
16:57
I had Steve Hackett on recently, who's renowned as one of the world's great guitarists.
Graham CoathHOST
17:03
He was a guitarist with Genesis.
Graham CoathHOST
17:05
And he said, I've just bought, for the first time ever, I've just bought a proper detached house.
Shaun GeraghtyHOST
77:42
Yeah, John's a lovely guy if you've ever spoken to him.
Shaun GeraghtyHOST
77:44
There's none of this, oh, my big brother Steve Hackett type of stuff, nothing like that.
Shaun GeraghtyHOST
77:49
He's such a humble bloke and such a nice guy to talk to as well.
Shaun GeraghtyHOST
77:53
As is Nick, of course, he's a guitarist as well, and the rest of the band.
Mark O'NeillHOST
32:33
And Liam Hair.
Mark O'NeillHOST
32:35
Now that was Crimson King by the one and only Steve Hackett with...
Mark O'NeillHOST
32:44
John Whetton on vocals.
Liam HairHOST
32:47
We also had Chester Thompson on drums as well.
Ralph RasmussenHOST
40:55
You've heard that song on the show before.
Ralph RasmussenHOST
40:58
And the track we're going to play for you right now, he's joined by Steve Hackett.
Ralph RasmussenHOST
41:04
Check this out from Brian Tarquin and Heavy Friends.
Ralph RasmussenHOST
41:07
This is Ignite.

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Ralph RasmussenHOST
48:24
Karma's a bitch.
Ralph RasmussenHOST
48:25
That's Stormforce from their brand new album, Truth, and Brian Tarquin and Heavy Friends just before that.
Ralph RasmussenHOST
48:32
Tyranny of Tone is the album, and the track we just rolled is Ignite, and he's joined by Steve Hackett.
Ralph RasmussenHOST
48:39
on that particular tune.
Steve LazenbyHOST
50:21
So first up, we've got some real classics for you this week.
Steve LazenbyHOST
50:24
First up, Steve Hackett, his debut solo LP, Voyage of the Acolyte, which of course featured his Genesis powers at the time, fills on vocals on this track, and Mike Rutherford on bass pedals.
Steve LazenbyHOST
50:37
The track is called Star of Sirius.
Steve LazenbyHOST
50:41
Or Sirius.
Steve LazenbyHOST
51:21
A review, by the way, of the new LP, Zodiac, will be following in this next week or so.
Steve LazenbyHOST
51:27
But in the meantime, this is a gorgeous instrumental, Himalayas.
Steve LazenbyHOST
51:31
So first up, Steve Hackett.
Steve LazenbyHOST
51:33
Second, John Anderson.
RyanHOST
16:29
Genesis had the Peter Gabriel, Tony Banks, Mike Rutherford, and of course, Phil Doe, Phil Collins.
RyanHOST
16:37
And Steve Hackett, they had just released Selling England by the Pound before this.
RyanHOST
16:45
And this album, they decided to do a double album.
RyanHOST
16:48
And that's kind of come up here recently on our little group chat.
Alan CoxHOST
119:18
And then if you are an old school Genesis fan, I'm taking a chance with this one.
Alan CoxHOST
119:25
Steve Hackett.
Alan CoxHOST
119:26
is going to play the Goodyear Theater in Akron next April.
Alan CoxHOST
119:30
So if you're an old-school prog rock Peter Gabriel Genesis fan, Steve Hackett was the guy that they grabbed.
Alan CoxHOST
119:40
A couple of the original guys from Genesis left, and they needed a real killer in there, somebody to take the band to the next level.
Alan CoxHOST
119:48
And so they got a drummer named Phil Collins, and they got a guitar player named Steve Hackett.
Rob AnthonyHOST
119:52
Wasn't he in It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World?
Alan CoxHOST
119:56
You're thinking of Buddy Hackett.
Dave JacksonHOST
10:31
Stephen Bishop will be doing a farewell tour at the Kent Stage.
Dave JacksonHOST
10:36
And Steve Hackett, the best of Genesis and Solo, will be at the Goodyear Theater.
Dave JacksonHOST
10:40
Those are all coming in 2027.
Dave JacksonHOST
10:42
So...
speaker_2ADVERTISER
0:46
The Board of Prog Classification has certified the following show as a 12 rating, meaning that listeners are advised that a number of tracks are likely to be longer than 12 minutes.
Steve HackettSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:58
Hi, this is Steve Hackett.
Steve HackettSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:00
Sit back and relax to the latest songs and sounds from the wonderful world of prog on The Lost Art every Sunday, 4 till 7.
Steve HackettSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:07
See you soon.
Steve LazenbyHOST
47:04
Van Gelis from the 1984 album called Soil Festivities, that was Movement 4.
Steve LazenbyHOST
47:13
Before that, a gentleman who's been on tour in recent weeks, Mr Steve Hackett, and the track Racing Inay, which comes from Please Don't Touch, released in 1978.
Steve LazenbyHOST
47:25
Vocals there, for anyone that hasn't known this already, from a Mr Steve Walsh.
Steve LazenbyHOST
47:33
He of Kansas.

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