ARW - ANDERSON, RABIN & WAKEMAN LIVE NYC 2016! 

I met Jon backstage when he was solo in Australia. I was working with Roger Hodgson of Supertramp fame. Jon is amazing. His voice is as amazing as ever.

Anderson, simply majestic

So great to see Yes played with passion again!

Jon Anderson's voice has moved me to tears of joy.

Jon's voice sounds the same as when I saw YES live in 1972 and 73 and 74 and 75 and........ you get the picture. Gonna see them in October - God willing .My all time favorite band, I will miss Chris being there, he was my inspiration to stay with bass guitar and practice my ass off. RIP my bass player brother Chris

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!.. No Comment On the Greatest Muscians of all time, They speak for themselves with the best Music

Anderson sings just as good as ever. Impressive.

Great...great...thanks so much for share...nice memories...great concert..

Wonderful concert. it is very nice to see the voice of YES signing. his voice is so beautiful. I loved it when i saw them at Masonic in San Francisco

Was there for this show, WHAT A NIGHT ! Congrats to the Band on induction into the Hall , wish Chris was here, though...

Jon sounds great!!!!

I love this period of Yes.

Wow they sound GREAT!

Thank God this got to happen.Can't wait to see it again this year.

There's something to Jon's voice that I find very calming. It's amazing that it hasn't lost any power over the years. He sings so effortlessly. His tone and timbre are his own. What were Yes thinking?

1:14 - Cinema 3:34 - Perpetual Change 10:57 - Hold On 18:56 - I've Seen All Good People 27:00 - Lou Molino - drum solo 29:07 - Lift Me Up 36:38 - And You And I 47:46 - Rythm Of Love 54:41 - Heart Of The Sunrise 1:06:14 - Changes 1:13:44 - Long Distance Runaround 1:16:37 - The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus) - Lee Pomeroy on bass 1:23:24 - The Meeting 1:27:05 - Awaken 1:49:45 - Make It Easy (Instrumental) 1:50:44 - Owner Of A Lonely Heart Yes is the best! Thank you for the upload!

The Voice! The Cape! The Rick bass! The real YES!!

Thanks. It was a great show to attend. Congrats to the guys on the Rock Hall induction!

First time I heard "Lift Me Up" (back in the day) I thought, "damn, Jon's voice sounds good on this." Then I found out Rabin sang it...

the voice!!!!!!!!

It is unreal that Jon can still sing this good!

voice sounding great, hitting it all.. no pitch problems here. nice true pro !

This is real Yes ¡¡¡¡ JON ANDERSON RULES ¡¡¡¡¡

I was at this show late last year here in California. All I can say is WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I saw this tour in Albany NY. They kicked ass. A powerful show.

Whoever the drummer is, his kit is set-up much more like a jazz drummer's kit. Bruford would probably approve :-)

The triumphant return of Jon Anderson

Ive never been a great lover of Yes, but love 90125 and have tremendous respect for Jon Anderson, reaching out for the perfection that always was there.

jon anderso still has an amazing voice!!!

Amazing!!!!!

amazing

what an amazing upload, thank you so much im gonna see them soon :D

Lee Pomeroy must've watch videos of Chris Squire with the television turned upside down. It's amazing to watch guys like him and Doyle Bramhall II play instruments that have basically been rotated 180 degrees. He is outstanding. Playing with guys from Yes, playing with Steve Hackett...he's living my Prog dream!

This is great. Thank you so much for posting this excellent video. At this point there's no question in my mind as to which of the rival "Yes" factions is doing proper justice to the Yes catalog on stage. I love Steve and Alan, but their version of Yes sounds tired and lacking heart and vigor. They seem to just be going through the motions. These guys sound great and are genuinely enjoying playing with one another. I am rally looking forward to seeing them this summer Side note: The Meeting is not a Yes cover, it is from the ABWH album and not an actual "Yes" song.

Going to see them in Cardiff later today, what I've seen is fantastic.

Brilliant, I feel as though I have returned home.

Hi I saw them at Cardiff last night a fantastic show. Someone in an earlier post talks of the real yes being Anderson, squire, wakeman Howe etc. That is wrong yes we're Anderson, squire, bruford, banks and Kay. Two albums released prior to the yes album. I saw them play in the original lineup several times, saw rick first ever live show like a warm up gig for him and the yes album tour. So the original Yes is no more and never will be as two of them have left this world. What we have now is ever expanding group of musicians who will carry yes music on, who knows where. And it is a matter of opinion to who is better than the other , which one is a cover group etc. At the end of the day as long as the music is out there being played live , enjoy it, life is to short.

Instead of ARW, why not YES featuring WAR!!! (just kidding, of course) Frankly, I don't care what name they use. I just want to relax and enjoy such immense talent performing together. God bless you guys!!!

muito obrigado pela postagem....

That cape! Jeez...

Supreme.

Yes...... grandissimi.......i number one....

thanks for sharing

yes, not yes... get it together people.....each musician has their place in the grand scheme of things

The REAL YES !

It was the Beacon Theater,not Radio City Music Hall.I was there.A great show.

I just realized after Jon was talking that I was at this Show!! It was right after Halloween.

The only REAL Yes, with Anderson!

How amazing a spectacle! Must see these guys as soon as I can. Everyone was so spot on especially jon. Rabin was sloppy at times idk why, he used to be so flawless.

Excellent footage! : D I've seen other amateur clips of same tour which were crap. I wonder if a professional DVD of the tour was made? Jon A is still amazing at 72 :-O P.S. I saw YES twice many years ago.. local venues :-)

Wow!

For those who think this is the real Yes you're wrong. I've seen the real Yes and the lineup was Anderson , Wakeman , Squire , Bruford and Howe !! That is the real Yes. Sorry to burst anyone's bubble

Lot of energy, enjoyable concert. Anyhow sometimes they make crazy off-key tuning errors. One in Roundabout! I would have never expected from such monsters...

exelente!!!!!

i hope they put out a live album so i can hear them with good sound production.

Good video. Kept it still, sound wasn't horrible. I know at the time they were called ARW, but it was essentially Yes in a different configuration. Shouldn't have tagged the songs as Yes covers. Technically maybe they were, but this band isn't or was never a Yes "cover band".

He plays the Bruford drum beat in Heart of the Sunrise. Such a relief. Alan White has always ruined that one.

Yes are whoever the Management say they are. Sad but true, and it’s always been those that stayed in the band. That’s why when ABWH formed they couldn’t use the Yes name so when Yes were working on their new album with Squire, Rabin, White, Kaye and Sherwood they invited Anderson to sing. Then the others came back and we had the 9 piece Yes of Union (which I was lucky enough to see as well as ABWH) once that was over Wakeman, Howe and Bruford were once again jettisoned by the Management and we had the 90210 line up until they all started leaving and being replaced again. Kaye left. Igor Khoroshev joined and left. Rabin left and Howe rejoined. Geoff Downes rejoined again. We lost Squire, Sherwood finally joined. Anderson left and Benoît took his place, then Davison. You can hardly keep up and I’ve probably missed someone. Oh yes, Oliver Wakeman joined and left. It’s still Yes. Whilst ARW are Yes in all but name, same as ABWH were. They just can’t use the name. But it’s all Yes to me as there have been 4 vocalists, 3 guitar players, 2 bassists, 3 drummers, 6 keyboard players (again, I bet I’ve missed someone) but throughout all those changes it’s all still Yes whether they are the legal named band or some offshoot.

Hopefully ABWH will reunite at Hall of Shame show Just leave behind Jon Davidson

Thanks for posting.. great sound. What did you record with a cell phone..??

It was the Beacon Theater!

jono is backo !

Is it alright if I use parts of this video for a small concert-ish film/multi-camera-ish video I wanna make? I'll make sure to credit you.

40;MIN 18 SEC aoutch ... wakman..

SO missing "Leave It"

holy crap my dog is howling

Is it true there's some fallout between Howe and Jon? I mean Howe's Yes isnt even really Yes any more, ARW is.

grcias pero no son covers son los miembros originales de yes de esa epoca

Too bad you watch this show through your phone. Bravo

yeah right one more song lol

Nice Fish...

Refreshing to here yes songs played at a good pace. Also with a drummer whos not drumming like hes sleeping. Like alan white has been the last 20 years.

Good to hear that Rick has agreed to play stuff off '90210' (as I call it) which he didn't play on originally, including 'Owner Of A Horse And Cart'...

Jon sings like a bird. It's beautiful.

the other yes is so jealous that ARW has wakeman !

SET LIST: Symphonic music (Perpetual Change Theme) Cinema(Yes cover) Perpetual Change(Yes cover) Hold On(Yes cover) I've Seen All Good People(Yes cover) Lift Me Up(Yes cover) (drum solo intro) And You and I(Yes cover) Rhythm of Love(Yes cover) Heart of the Sunrise(Yes cover) Changes(Yes cover) Long Distance Runaround(Yes cover) The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus) (Yes cover) The Meeting (Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe cover) Awaken (Yes cover) Owner of a Lonely Heart (Yes cover) (with 'Make It Easy' instrumental intro) Encore: Roundabout (Yes cover)

Trevor Rabin is the real fuc**ng deal. As good of a "classical" player as Steve Howe is I find his playing puts me to sleep. Rabin is one of those guitar heroes that kind of flies under the radar. (Steve Stevens is another that comes to mind) I've seen both Rabin and Howe play live with YES and Travin Rabin blew me away. Man that guy can PLAY! Better than average singer too. No offense intended toward fans that prefer the "classic" period of YES with Steve Howe but given the chance to pick which guitarist that I'd rather see play live with YES, I'd choose Rabin every time. That being said, thanks to the uploader for sharing this concert. I really enjoyed it. RIP Chris Squire, you are certainly missed by all YES fans.

Yes cover? You got that wrong, it is a cover only when the original singer does not sing it!

John is the best vocalist closely followed by the greatest Yes guitarist Trevor Rabin who also has a great voice and the only marvelous keyboard player Rick

I find it interesting that the filmer finds it necessary to put (Yes Cover) in the title of every song. For all intent and purpose this IS Yes - especially with Anderson and Wakeman in the fold. I find that inclusion very unnecessary.

I don't want to speak evil about anyone, but Jon Anderson has something that Jon Davison or the awful David never had : charisma. He both has rock-grit and angel-like softness. He definitely lifts me when he is singing, whereas Davison leaves me standing on earth, and David makes me feel like burrowing underground.

...jon tiene 72 años...y está cantando igual!!!!

There's no Yes without Jon Anderson.

No audio.....??

Not sure if anyone can really replace Chris Squire, but Mr. Pomeroy is really good.

list of all players please?!!

Who's playing bass? I've scrolled thru the comments but can't find it. I should know, but I'm not familiar with him or the drummer, who, by the way, is Good!

40:15 wrong note by Rick

Ofcourse they play music from Yes huh.

hey, it's YES, not a YES cover !

Compare this to the concert DVD and you'll hear how much they autotuned their voices.

Spelled Wakeman wrong

:)))

bring in bill bruford, steve howe; and billy sherwood !

Cinema?! A cover? Rabinowitz wrote the fucking song for Christ's sake!

WAR is taken, but they could be RAW. :)

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Noora, do you know why they stop recordings and photos? It interrupts the musicians who have to concentrate and annoy the people watching, especially at the costs of shows today. I am a photographer and have been shooting concerts for almost 40 years and in the late '70s so many people, fans and musicians alike had complained about photographers getting in front or their flashes annoying them that the whole system was changed from being able to photograph an entire concert to just the first 3 songs and no flash and to stay off to the side not in front of people who had been paying top dollar to have people stand in front of them, flashing in the eyes of the performers and basically pissing a lot of people off. Today front row seats can go for 300 bucks a shot. If you payed 600 for you and your partner to see a show, would you appreciate having people stand in front of you to get their shots and just keep doing so? I bet you'd want a refund. Before things were tamed, earlier shows in the 60s and 70s didn't have tight security, so people just flooded the floor areas blocking the place up tight to the point riots used to break out - I used to see people beating up others at concerts even guys lighting off roman candles, burning the people in front of then very badly even one death I remember hearing about at a show I saw from a Roman candle. You may be a considerate person and would be satisfied with a few shots, but many aren't so imagine 16,000 people all flashing away for 2 hours. I once asked permission from Robert Fripp to take a flash shot during a sound check and he replied just 2 please and he stopped me later and thanked me for being polite.

I practiced every note Chris Squire ever played on every album and thought maybe they would pick me to take his place.Oh well , I'll just go back to writing and rehearsing my own stuff.

i would like to see steve howe;and allen white join this camp.