The story behind Ricks capes is he didn’t want people to see his feet going from pedals and effects,so he bought a cape with a star on the back from a dj who was on the same show . True story.
Filling Squire's shoes had to be the toughest gig for any bassist. The guy was a giant in every sense of the word. Yes kicking ass here, obviously loving playing together again. RIP Chris.
as a "kid" i can agree that a large portion of modern music is bad, (ex. payboi carti, drake, taylor swift), but there are absolute geniuses such as Kendrick Lamar and J.Cole in the lyrical sense and Kobo Kanaeru, Hoshimachi Suisei, and ado in the vocal sense.
@@notRowan61thank you I like older music too but that doesn’t mean modern music is horrible, even if stuff like Taylor swift is not to my taste I see why people like it, even if it is torture to me
Whilst the performances of Anderson, Rabin and Wakeman are superb.... the hero of this performance is the bass player. He has captured the spirit of Squire's playing (and vitally singing) and remains humble enough to let the lead players shine... but really he's nailing it in every way, while remaining a 'side-man', which is an incredible balancing act. I really hope ARW, move beyond the main three-guys and embrace these other guys as fully fledged members of Yes and get them involved in the writing of new material. They've seriously earned it. Just my view.
Lee Pomeroy - great player. He had played with ELO (Jeff Lynne's) Friday night in Philly for their last show of the tour, then played on Sunday in L.A. (N. Hollywood) at the Whiskey a Go-Go with Yes (ARW). I've seen him with Steve Hackett many times too. Nice guy in person - on stage, always smiling and bouncing around. Plays guitar, bass, and adds great vocals. I heard him play a bit here that Chis always threw in from one of his bass idols, Larry Graham Jr. (Sly and the Family Stone). 4:09 ish.
Chris squire wore a cape too sometimes I saw yes live in 1998 and he wore one and he was so energetic playing that Bass - he was a legend and bass master and integral to that magical yes sound
This lineup is fantastic. The interplay with Wakeman, Rabin and Pomeroy is so good! Jon sounds as amazing as ever and the drummer is so tight. This is so great!
Seems like a really nice guy too! I wish ARW would do an entire album of new music. I love Rabin as a musician, composer, etc, but not crazy about his singing voice. It's very good, but there's something special about guys like Lynne and Anderson.
Absolutely. Pomeroy has also been the bassist for Steve Hackett, ELO, Rick Wakeman's British Rock Ensemble. And if you've heard his compositions outside of 'Yes' - it's clear to see that he is an incredibly demanding task master. Pomeroy more than adequately fills Chris Squires' shoes.
The bassists name is Lee Pomeroy . You can find this excellent musician playing with Jeff Lynn’s Electric Light Orchestra, Steve Hackett and others, meticulously recreating the “recorded” bass performances of these Hitmakers and their music. He is definitely in the “First Call “ level of guys doing this. I’ve never heard him play a note that shouldn’t have been there.
This lineup sounds absolutely amazing, really, really tight, Trevor Rabin is on fire 👏 And the cherry on the cake,,, Jon Andersons voice, I was never a huge fan, until I heard this particular incarnation of Yes. Bravo 👏
So great to see the well deserved praise for Lee Pomeroy. Awesome player and even more awesome guy. You can tell he is enjoying the heck out of this gig, though he has worked with Rick previously. As a guy who has seen this tune live somewhere in the neighborhood of 50 times, to the point of beating the rush to the exits to get to the car, I have to say that Trevor has breathed new life into the tune that has been expectedly static for 45+ years.
Hey let's give some credit to the young man on lead guitar that was only 17 years old when this song came out. That should indicate the age gap with these guys. Trevor plays that old stuff like he wrote it. No, I'm not going to compare him with S Howe. No, no, no. But listen closely because there is no comparison. You know who nails it. Trevor is truly a guitar genius & more. Okay, I admit it, I am a Rabin fan. I lost my interest in YES in 1972. I turned 18 and I went to all rock, all the time. Louder is better, still. I became YES fan again with the release of 90125 & I noticed the young new face of their new guitarist and the music and lyrics really captivated me & I felt I could relate to some of the songs. I was a new fan for the Rabin-YES years and I remain a Trevor Rabin fan today. Thank you, Trevor for sharing your gift with the world.
Yup, I went to see them premiering Close to the Edge at the Crystal Palace Bowl on my Honda 50 a good 50 years ago. I guess my appreciation has improved over the years because I probably enjoying this more, even listening on my old iPad’s internal speaker 😂🍾❤️
I like how the bass player kept Squire's tribute to "wanna take You Higher". Classy and subtle. This is so much fresher and inspired than what the "other" Yes is doing.
@@lubmir2k this man is a fan of "Jojo's bizarre adventure" (i am too) (evident by his profile picture and username this was the first end credits song of the iconic television adaptation of the manga (japanese teen/young adult oriented comics). Highly recommend but is a bit complex
La voix de Jon Anderson est unique le blu ray est superbe vive yes énorme pensée pour chris squire membre du groupe depuis son début j'adore yes depuis mes 18 ans j'en ai 63 en 2019 amitiés pour tous les fans.
Anderson’s voice is untouched by time. Beautifully preserved. Always been a huge Rabin fan and what he brought to the band. Great to see him back. This version of Yes do a great job.
Maybe you and the other fans who enjoy this don't mean it as a slight to Howe, but Rabin absolutely does mean it as a slight to Howe. if you ever meet him, just ask him and he will tell you.
I'll never meet them, of course. I don't understand these rivalries. These people are (among) the best in the world. I just accept each for what they are. This band certainly looks like they are having more fun than the Yes band, and the music is much "fresher.". I'm glad these 3 get along so well. And all of them made it into the Hall of Fame. Too bad Squire passed away before that.
Rabin and Howe have always gotten along and Howe wanted Rabin back in Yes around 2004/2005. (It's true that Howe didn't like sharing the stage with Rabin back in 1991 during the Union tour, though.)
I completely agree with you, Sanford. I'm one of those 'old' starting in the 70s fans who actually prefers Rabin's style! Steve noodles too much. I hated his silly lick at the end of "Awaken", but I'll stand up and fight for Steve over "Gates of Delirium". I guess I have split loyalties. (ha ha)
It was the offers of this old wild world > to live, to share, to occupy, to have fun and to live together. Unfortunately we have been so focused on the era change that we haven't had the time or the consciousness to organize, but the spirit is still there 💃🤠
I could be wrong, but it looks like Trevor Rabin is tearing up with emotion throughout the song. I don't blame him, this is just pure magic (And he's a very important part of that).
I wish this iteration of Yes had continued on and done studio albums like was originally the plan. I've never fully gotten over the way Howe's Yes treated Jon when he fell ill back in the 2010s--replacing him with a cover band singer and continuing on without him, not bothering to wait until he got better. Having said that, Howe's iteration's new single The Ice Bridge is some of the best new material from the Yes moniker I've heard in many years, so hopefully the Yes legacy can still live on by making relevant music again.
Anderson couldn't handle the rigors of touring, and face it, his new song offerings weren't really "current"-sounding. Howe chose to move on - mistake or not. I'm a huge fan since I was a teen in the early 70s, and with the possible exceptions of Howe and Wakeman, they all should have retired by now. Still, ARW are playing some great music.
donutcookiepie, just can't stay away from that forbidden fruit, can you? Just kidding. How you been? A professionally recorded and mixed video like this blows cell phone captures out of the water. No matter how long Yes/ARW lasts, this is pretty top notch. Have a good Saturday. ☺️
I swear donutcookiepie, your (seemingly) sole purpose in life is to go into comment sections of YES-related videos and bug people who have even the slightest positive opinion about ARW. Don't you have anything better to do? It seems like you're on your computer, 24/7, looking for comments with even the slightest references to ARW. Go take up a hobby. Read a book. Learn how to knit. Start gardening or something, I dunno. Just get off UA-cam. All this negativity is bad for ya.
JSG...I would be the last to begrudge Rabin's mixing skills, nor, usually, his playing. The man is a musical and production genius. That's for certain. No doubt.
Starless, Im a loyal Yes fan so I can see why people who hate Yes would not like my comments. Anyway enjoy your Yes cover band by all means. They are one of the best around. I've seen them in person three times myself. Enjoyed each show quite a lot!
Wakeman is such a hippy. I remember reading an interview he did in Rolling stone in 1973. Funny guy. Yeah and thats right, 1973. When am I going to get old?
Probably the best 50th anniversary band going. Anderson sounds the same and that my friends is almost impossible to do at his age. Turn your head and listen to roundabout. It’s literally 1971.
There is no "Yes" without Jon Anderson. Wakeman is a King on the keys, hence the robe! Rabin killing it! I wish the sound mixer would have bumped up Pomeroy's bass a little more. This is the true Yes band with ARW. They sound amazing still.
Olá amigo! O que eu sei é que o Patrick Moraz foi do Vímana e fez de tudo pra mandar o Lulu Santos pra rua, e o engraçado que o Lulu disse que o Lobão ficou com a mulher do Patrick e etc...😅 Mas Lobão no Yes...Que eu saiba, No. Abraço.
I almost had the pleasure of seeing Jon Anderson live in my home state but unfortunately, I couldn't convince my mom to take me to the show(I was 16 at the time, she always told me that she grew up with this stuff and didn't really need to see it again!) I'm disappointed because to see these people still singing is amazing and still sounding freaking awesome is amazing!
Definitivamente la estrella acá es el bajista Lee Pomeroy. Su prominente bajo y los coros que le hace a Jon Anderson dejan claro que el tipo musicalmente hablando cubre los zapatos del grandioso Chris Squire en vivo.
Sept. 2018 I've been a Fan of the Yes, Since the early 70's, And a smile comes to my face every time I hear their music. For those that ''know'' their music, who is thrilled by the opening chord of this song, because we know unmistakably; that it is Roundabout ?
This is so much better than most of what is being put out there in the name of Yes these days. The one less than brill bit though is the drummer, competent and capable to be sure, but not up to the demands of the chair position as defined by Bruford and White. Cheers!
The drummer, Lou Molino, actually plays the correct fills and other accents that Alan White could never play; Bruford set a standard that Alan could never match, and now White can't even play.
Lol....Lou Molino.....Trevor's go to guy on past solo projects. He's holding back and just playing the parts. Underneath he is really ANIMAL from the Muppets if you see him in older vids.
These are the real Yes, no doubt...the other band is a sinking boat. These three Monsters of performance never hace ceased to amaze me, with Pomeroy's skills matching perfectly the spirit of Chris. Drummer is correct, supporting the brilliance of these three (or four) masters
This is all competent and magical! We know Trevor and Rick are great, and they found a really good bass player and drummer for this who fit right in. It's great! But Anderson! How can he?
Unbelievable that Anderson's voice is as sharp today as it was 50 years ago!
Rick Wakeman is a freaking genius. When the Wizard is playing with Yes, it truly is YES!
The story behind Ricks capes is he didn’t want people to see his feet going from pedals and effects,so he bought a cape with a star on the back from a dj who was on the same show . True story.
That’s *Sir* Rick to us peasants!
oh yes
Respect
Sir Richard of House Wakeman!@@gene8172
Filling Squire's shoes had to be the toughest gig for any bassist. The guy was a giant in every sense of the word. Yes kicking ass here, obviously loving playing together again. RIP Chris.
And he plays the bass stringed for right hand players
Ooh look kids, real music by real musicians!
Correct have a look kids thats how its done musicians
as a "kid" i can agree that a large portion of modern music is bad, (ex. payboi carti, drake, taylor swift), but there are absolute geniuses such as Kendrick Lamar and J.Cole in the lyrical sense and Kobo Kanaeru, Hoshimachi Suisei, and ado in the vocal sense.
@@notRowan61 theres still great new prog rock too check out blackmidi
as opposed to todays crap lol
@@notRowan61thank you I like older music too but that doesn’t mean modern music is horrible, even if stuff like Taylor swift is not to my taste I see why people like it, even if it is torture to me
Whilst the performances of Anderson, Rabin and Wakeman are superb.... the hero of this performance is the bass player. He has captured the spirit of Squire's playing (and vitally singing) and remains humble enough to let the lead players shine... but really he's nailing it in every way, while remaining a 'side-man', which is an incredible balancing act.
I really hope ARW, move beyond the main three-guys and embrace these other guys as fully fledged members of Yes and get them involved in the writing of new material. They've seriously earned it. Just my view.
Lee Pomeroy - great player. He had played with ELO (Jeff Lynne's) Friday night in Philly for their last show of the tour, then played on Sunday in L.A. (N. Hollywood) at the Whiskey a Go-Go with Yes (ARW). I've seen him with Steve Hackett many times too. Nice guy in person - on stage, always smiling and bouncing around. Plays guitar, bass, and adds great vocals. I heard him play a bit here that Chis always threw in from one of his bass idols, Larry Graham Jr. (Sly and the Family Stone). 4:09 ish.
..... and some CTTE at the end. 6:17 to 6:32 ish
I agree with you, Julian.
Yep , bass player really gets it 👍
In the right spirit ✨
Lee Pomeroy is excellent. He's also great in ELO too.
I could never understand Wakeman wearing a cape all the time, but when you're a badass at what you do, you wear whatever you want.
Chris squire wore a cape too sometimes I saw yes live in 1998 and he wore one and he was so energetic playing that Bass - he was a legend and bass master and integral to that magical yes sound
@Rene Alexis Penaloza Munoz hm not sure we'd want to see that...
I was thinking the same thing, that's just too cool for words hahaha.
He is a grateful Teacher we should be for being able to hear him
Who gives a shit who came up with it
This lineup is fantastic. The interplay with Wakeman, Rabin and Pomeroy is so good! Jon sounds as amazing as ever and the drummer is so tight. This is so great!
Yeah, Lee is great in Jeff Lynne's ELO touring band too!
Seems like a really nice guy too! I wish ARW would do an entire album of new music. I love Rabin as a musician, composer, etc, but not crazy about his singing voice. It's very good, but there's something special about guys like Lynne and Anderson.
for yes album were many.from fragile! this song
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Í wish newlife yes
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I tho the the drummer was Steve Smith 😂😂😂 they look alike
Anderson was and still is THE voice of Yes! This version rocks!
They sound better than ever amazing. Jon's voice hasn't change. Everything in this is on point.👍👍👍
"better than ever"?? What the hell is wrong with you? They absolutely sucked!
Lee Pomeroy is a great bassist and he totally nailed this performance. Chris would be proud.
NOT
Great come sempre
@@skybridge3126 Don't hate
Absolutely. Pomeroy has also been the bassist for Steve Hackett, ELO, Rick Wakeman's British Rock Ensemble. And if you've heard his compositions outside of 'Yes' - it's clear to see that he is an incredibly demanding task master. Pomeroy more than adequately fills Chris Squires' shoes.
Agree .. i also saw him playing with ELO … great base player
Proof it's all about style and not equipment. RIP Chris Squire.
The keyboardist is a champion wizard
The keyboardist is RICK WAKEMAN.
Rick Wakeman the shining wizard on the keyboard
I cannot believe just how amazing Jon’s voice is.... wonderful!
The bassists name is Lee Pomeroy . You can find this excellent musician playing with Jeff Lynn’s Electric Light Orchestra, Steve Hackett and others, meticulously recreating the “recorded” bass performances of these Hitmakers and their music. He is definitely in the “First Call “ level of guys doing this. I’ve never heard him play a note that shouldn’t have been there.
Go-to bass player for Gary Barlow too! The guy gets around.
This lineup sounds absolutely amazing, really, really tight, Trevor Rabin is on fire 👏
And the cherry on the cake,,, Jon Andersons voice, I was never a huge fan, until I heard this particular incarnation of Yes. Bravo 👏
Man that takes me back 40 years, bloody amazing
..wow... after all this years ...what a gig ! Brilliant.
I was there in Nottingham. Unbelievable!!
the song that brought you in to your best ever hit songs yes!👌
Where Rick Wakeman is, there is always a fete of splendid music!
I think you mean "fete" ~ I say politely. Cheers!
Always... He pushes always hard. He never fails!
The keyboard wizard...
@@The1951skylark ,
Yes
So great to see the well deserved praise for Lee Pomeroy. Awesome player and even more awesome guy. You can tell he is enjoying the heck out of this gig, though he has worked with Rick previously.
As a guy who has seen this tune live somewhere in the neighborhood of 50 times, to the point of beating the rush to the exits to get to the car, I have to say that Trevor has breathed new life into the tune that has been expectedly static for 45+ years.
THE CREW OF YES ARE STAND USERS 🎉🎉🎉
Hey let's give some credit to the young man on lead guitar that was only 17 years old when this song came out. That should indicate the age gap with these guys. Trevor plays that old stuff like he wrote it. No, I'm not going to compare him with S Howe. No, no, no. But listen closely because there is no comparison. You know who nails it. Trevor is truly a guitar genius & more. Okay, I admit it, I am a Rabin fan. I lost my interest in YES in 1972. I turned 18 and I went to all rock, all the time. Louder is better, still. I became YES fan again with the release of 90125 & I noticed the young new face of their new guitarist and the music and lyrics really captivated me & I felt I could relate to some of the songs. I was a new fan for the Rabin-YES years and I remain a Trevor Rabin fan today. Thank you, Trevor for sharing your gift with the world.
Trevon Rabin plays rings around Steve Howe . . . let it go.
Eine Zeit die niemals wi
Ederkehrt nie..,ausser des Rückblickes.❤
I was just telling my sister that it's almost 49 years since my first YES concert. They opened with this. This was great!
Yup, I went to see them premiering Close to the Edge at the Crystal Palace Bowl on my Honda 50 a good 50 years ago. I guess my appreciation has improved over the years because I probably enjoying this more, even listening on my old iPad’s internal speaker 😂🍾❤️
I like how the bass player kept Squire's tribute to "wanna take You Higher". Classy and subtle. This is so much fresher and inspired than what the "other" Yes is doing.
What do you mean? Where's that at?
THIS is the YES sound I want to hear!
It's ok, I guess. But nothing beats Steve Howe.
The best Roundabout i've ever heard
Listen to Robert Berrys' version on "Tales From Yesterday"
2018 listen live at Knoxville from Progeny 1972
Listen to a version from Union Live DVD.
@@lubmir2k this man is a fan of "Jojo's bizarre adventure" (i am too) (evident by his profile picture and username this was the first end credits song of the iconic television adaptation of the manga (japanese teen/young adult oriented comics). Highly recommend but is a bit complex
Watch Awaken. That's somewhere between Heaven and the Celestial Beings !
La voix de Jon Anderson est unique le blu ray est superbe vive yes énorme pensée pour chris squire membre du groupe depuis son début j'adore yes depuis mes 18 ans j'en ai 63 en 2019 amitiés pour tous les fans.
Anderson’s voice is untouched by time. Beautifully preserved. Always been a huge Rabin fan and what he brought to the band. Great to see him back. This version of Yes do a great job.
Lee Pomeroy (bass) Lou Molino III (drums) BTW great drum and bassplayer
Great song, great arrangements, great Wakeman!!
This is totally excellent. Rabin made the song his own, no slight intended to Howe. A variation and yet obviously authentic.
Maybe you and the other fans who enjoy this don't mean it as a slight to Howe, but Rabin absolutely does mean it as a slight to Howe. if you ever meet him, just ask him and he will tell you.
I'll never meet them, of course. I don't understand these rivalries. These people are (among) the best in the world. I just accept each for what they are. This band certainly looks like they are having more fun than the Yes band, and the music is much "fresher.". I'm glad these 3 get along so well. And all of them made it into the Hall of Fame. Too bad Squire passed away before that.
Rabin and Howe have always gotten along and Howe wanted Rabin back in Yes around 2004/2005. (It's true that Howe didn't like sharing the stage with Rabin back in 1991 during the Union tour, though.)
I thought the same thing!. Rocked his way! A little less jazz a little more rock
I completely agree with you, Sanford. I'm one of those 'old' starting in the 70s fans who actually prefers Rabin's style! Steve noodles too much. I hated his silly lick at the end of "Awaken", but I'll stand up and fight for Steve over "Gates of Delirium". I guess I have split loyalties. (ha ha)
It was the offers of this old wild world > to live, to share, to occupy, to have fun and to live together. Unfortunately we have been so focused on the era change that we haven't had the time or the consciousness to organize, but the spirit is still there 💃🤠
This is SO ALIVE. So bored with this song after 40-50 years but this is so fresh. Best I've heard since... maybe the Rainbow performance of 1972.
I could be wrong, but it looks like Trevor Rabin is tearing up with emotion throughout the song. I don't blame him, this is just pure magic (And he's a very important part of that).
I wish this iteration of Yes had continued on and done studio albums like was originally the plan. I've never fully gotten over the way Howe's Yes treated Jon when he fell ill back in the 2010s--replacing him with a cover band singer and continuing on without him, not bothering to wait until he got better.
Having said that, Howe's iteration's new single The Ice Bridge is some of the best new material from the Yes moniker I've heard in many years, so hopefully the Yes legacy can still live on by making relevant music again.
Anderson couldn't handle the rigors of touring, and face it, his new song offerings weren't really "current"-sounding. Howe chose to move on - mistake or not. I'm a huge fan since I was a teen in the early 70s, and with the possible exceptions of Howe and Wakeman, they all should have retired by now. Still, ARW are playing some great music.
Sensacional Rick Wakeman!!!!!
Great musicians! To create such a dense and perfect sound without any additional musicians on stage, only exceptional musicians can do that.
Real talented musicians performing at the highest level! Loved you then and love you now!😎🎸🎤
love trevor rabin great guitarist and Songwriter 😊
Un super groupe de rock, la voix, le son, l'esprit, toujours aussi fort, respect, et merci
Rick Wakeman is amazing. I counted 10 keyboards and his hands are so damn fast!
SUPERB!!! THAT'S THE YES I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR FOR 15 YEARS!!!! LONG LIVE JON, TREVOR, RICK, LEE AND LOU!!!
Lol. Enjoy it while you can. Meanwhile, us actual Yes fans will be enjoying the actual Yes for decades to come.
donutcookiepie, just can't stay away from that forbidden fruit, can you? Just kidding. How you been? A professionally recorded and mixed video like this blows cell phone captures out of the water. No matter how long Yes/ARW lasts, this is pretty top notch. Have a good Saturday.
☺️
I swear donutcookiepie, your (seemingly) sole purpose in life is to go into comment sections of YES-related videos and bug people who have even the slightest positive opinion about ARW.
Don't you have anything better to do? It seems like you're on your computer, 24/7, looking for comments with even the slightest references to ARW. Go take up a hobby. Read a book. Learn how to knit. Start gardening or something, I dunno. Just get off UA-cam. All this negativity is bad for ya.
JSG...I would be the last to begrudge Rabin's mixing skills, nor, usually, his playing. The man is a musical and production genius. That's for certain. No doubt.
Starless, Im a loyal Yes fan so I can see why people who hate Yes would not like my comments. Anyway enjoy your Yes cover band by all means. They are one of the best around. I've seen them in person three times myself. Enjoyed each show quite a lot!
Incredible performance, who can retain their vocal this well through the decades...
Great great great music YES at his best !!
Mind blowing musicianship, immense performance from the whole band!
What an angelic voice!
Pomeroy, one of the top bassists ever. Powerful band from my BOOMER GENERATION!
The Rickenbacker bass so cool (also Genesis Mike Rutheford ) bought one because of these guys!
My favorite YES lineup.
Just amazing!!!!
there's only one word for this: 👏 marvelous 👏
Feel like I'm in heaven listening to this performance... beyond 3D human!
I soooooo need this DVD. I like Steve Howe as well but Trevor Rabin is tha man !!!
:)
so do I!!!
They killed it! So glad Rabin is back playing live!
Best ever. What a band and super good music. Guitarist and basist are amazing :)
Wakeman is such a hippy. I remember reading an interview he did in Rolling stone in 1973. Funny guy. Yeah and thats right, 1973. When am I going to get old?
Preordered this months ago! I can hardly wait! Thanks for the taste!
La banda suena de maravilla, muy bien engranada. los tres titulares estan perfectos. gran concierto.
Yes are Perfection
Probably the best 50th anniversary band going. Anderson sounds the same and that my friends is almost impossible to do at his age. Turn your head and listen to roundabout. It’s literally 1971.
I fully agree with Julian opinion: the bass guitar player is really great!
There is no "Yes" without Jon Anderson. Wakeman is a King on the keys, hence the robe! Rabin killing it! I wish the sound mixer would have bumped up Pomeroy's bass a little more. This is the true Yes band with ARW. They sound amazing still.
This is rock... Fantastic
Alguém do Brasil...? E Pensar que o Lobão já tocou nessa banda... Brasileiros entenderão rsrsrs....
Na mulher do Patrick né hehehehe
Olá amigo! O que eu sei é que o Patrick Moraz foi do Vímana e fez de tudo pra mandar o Lulu Santos pra rua, e o engraçado que o Lulu disse que o Lobão ficou com a mulher do Patrick e etc...😅 Mas Lobão no Yes...Que eu saiba, No. Abraço.
The original Yes Man is back ! YES !
Fantastic Glad They Toured as The True Yes and Filmed and Recoded this Awesome Concert
My God! I'm on paradise! YES forever!
I almost had the pleasure of seeing Jon Anderson live in my home state but unfortunately, I couldn't convince my mom to take me to the show(I was 16 at the time, she always told me that she grew up with this stuff and didn't really need to see it again!) I'm disappointed because to see these people still singing is amazing and still sounding freaking awesome is amazing!
OMG look at Rick's keyboard setup! I took Piano & wouldn't know where to start! I guess that's 1 small part of why he's a legend & genius!
ha! 1:56 "my husband dragged me to the show with him"
LOL
LOL ... or, "Howe or the highway" ;-)
She knows it's not Howe lol
Another one at ua-cam.com/video/XEg3cFGNSq8/v-deo.htmlm47s
I noticed her as well. She looks right unimpressed.
AWESOME !!!!! Congrats from BRASIL !!!!!
Best version in years.
Completely agree. They play it like they are hungry. I'm really impressed to see it done with some fire again
Your voice is so good sir, i came here bcs watching jojo!! Salute sir
Definitivamente la estrella acá es el bajista Lee Pomeroy. Su prominente bajo y los coros que le hace a Jon Anderson dejan claro que el tipo musicalmente hablando cubre los zapatos del grandioso Chris Squire en vivo.
Great performance...thanks for share...great rock sound...
Yes; fantastic sound on this baby!
Now THIS is Yes!
Come to New Zealand we can’t wait. Been waiting since 70s! Cheers.
Fantatastic Glad They Toured as The True Yes
My old favs still Rockin it😜💗💗💗
This is The Real True YES
Thank you Lee Pomeroy! the real surprise item here, Excellent from the guys;))))
JOOOOOO JOOOOO
Fabulous
its a long time ago since i said this: YES IS ALIVE!!!
Sept. 2018
I've been a Fan of the Yes, Since the early 70's, And a smile comes to my face every time I hear their music. For those that ''know'' their music, who is thrilled by the opening chord of this song, because we know unmistakably; that it is Roundabout ?
and when the bass line hits, oooh mama it hits hard.
昔も今もライブでの演奏力はプログレッシブロックバンドでYESが一番！
I saw them last year in Albany, NY.....This made my day! Looking forward to the DVD.
This is so much better than most of what is being put out there in the name of Yes these days. The one less than brill bit though is the drummer, competent and capable to be sure, but not up to the demands of the chair position as defined by Bruford and White. Cheers!
The drummer, Lou Molino, actually plays the correct fills and other accents that Alan White could never play; Bruford set a standard that Alan could never match, and now White can't even play.
Lol....Lou Molino.....Trevor's go to guy on past solo projects. He's holding back and just playing the parts. Underneath he is really ANIMAL from the Muppets if you see him in older vids.
Lou is a great drummer, but he's not fit to even lick the balls of White or Bruford.
Anderson perfect. Impeccable.
These are the real Yes, no doubt...the other band is a sinking boat. These three Monsters of performance never hace ceased to amaze me, with Pomeroy's skills matching perfectly the spirit of Chris. Drummer is correct, supporting the brilliance of these three (or four) masters
Sound as good as ever!
My top three Yes members!! So glad they got tours together. Even if it was before I got into prog.
sounds as good as years before!
they're having fun. Really cool
whooahh!! glad ive stumble upon this vid..this the real deal!! virtuosos and gods among us human beings!!
Nonostante gli anni passati , restano sempre grandi !! .......performanti come i nostrani PFM :)
Величайшие оригинальнейшие мастера !!!
Sounds fantastic!
This is all competent and magical! We know Trevor and Rick are great, and they found a really good bass player and drummer for this who fit right in. It's great!
But Anderson! How can he?