I saw the best Yes lineup back in the late 70's at the Springfield Civic Center in Massachusetts. Steve Howe, Chris Squire, Rick Wakeman, Alan White, Jon Anderson. I'm a Bassist and always loved Chris Squire's Bass playing. The way he chugged along with his signature Rickenbacker Bass, that deep trebly sound he got as only Chris Squire could do
Came here to not only listen to but to see Chris performing. It was his wife Scotlands wish that everyone at 3 pm Phoenix, AZ time play their favorite YES tune as this was the time today that his remains were to be cremated. So nice to see his smiling face in this performance and still yet hard to believe he is gone. RIP Chris.
I can't begin to express how dearly Squire will be missed. YES is the pinnacle in the rock world! So appreciative he & Jon Anderson made that decision 40+years ago!!
Zadne Civery których jest pełno nie zastąpią orginału - Rengi from poland - sluchalem tej plyty całej jak była jeszcze dzieckiem czyli od poczatku powstania - Rengi from poland 👍⭐🤠🎬👉🥃🚀
And when you think Steve Howe finishes it... BAM!. The massive band can play the complete song just like the studio mix because of its integrants! Great live version.
I was fortunate enough to see this show in Atlanta, GA on July 9th 1991. It was the summer after high school graduation & before going off to college. It was amazing! I was and still am a huge YES fan!
I SAW THIS TOUR AT THE CENTRUM IN WORCESTER, MASS. WITH MY BROTHERS. 1991 PHENOMENAL SHOW THEY WERE ALL FANTASTIC CHRIS SQUIRE , STEVE HOWE, RICK WAKEMAN ALAN WHITE AND BILL BRUFORD AMND TREVOR RABIN DID INDIVIDUAL SOLOS AS WELL.........AWESOMEEEEEEEE YOURS IS NO DISGRACE BLEW THE ROOF OFF, ha,ha,ha G....
I SAW THE ANDERSON ,BRUFORD, WAKEMAN AND HOWE TOUR SUMMER OF 1989 THAT WAS SPECATACULAR THE CD'S GREAT. THEY ALSO DID CLOSE TO THE EDGE AND SONGS FROM YESSONGS...... NO CHRIS SQUIRE NOT UNTIL 91' UNION TOUR CHRIS SQUIRE AND JOHN ENTWISTLE 2 OF ROCKS MONSTER BASS PLAYERS MAY THEY R.I.P.
I saw this YES Union Tour 1991 in Boston @Harborlights on the waterfront. Alan Parson's Project opened up the show. Great great night w/YES & Alan Parsons.
Yes (Union Band), formed of Chris Squire (bass), Trevor Rabin (guitar), Tony Kaye (keyboards), Alan White (drums), Jon Anderson (vocals), Steve Howe (guitar), Rick Wakeman (keyboards), and Bill Bruford (drums).
lillietree Pink Floyd have lost band members. They know all too well. Richard Wright gone, and one other gone. The Righteous Brothers sung about Rock and Roll Heaven. It's growing, now with the greats of classic and progressive rock... RIP.
I'm a drummer, but i know that this song wouldn't be the same without that distinct Rickenbacker tone and sound..It's like a baby T-rex munching on his left over dino carcass..
Just realised I saw thsi in the round , and most of the gigs were like that , were this from . When Bill and Allen done their drum battle at the start of the second half of the show they were opposite each other wizzing around the arena .
After focusing on Steve’s intro, every cameraman should have always focused only on Chris’s bass playing for this entire song. The other guys get plenty of face time during every other song. 😉
