I met Billy Sherwood in 1997 or so, same night I met late great Alan White & Chris Squire (who talked with me for 20 minutes!) but my greatest thrill was shaking hands with Jon Anderson
0:00 Introduction (Your Move acoustic cover) 2:15 Turn of the Century 3:47 Firebird Suite 5:39 On the Silent Wings of Freedom 10:36 Yours Is No Disgrace 22:28 No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed 30:10 Wonderous Stories 34:48 The Ice Bridge 41:34 Dare to Know 48:23 Heart of the Sunrise 1:00:31 Close to the Edge 1:20:13 And You and I 1:31:53 Siberian Khatru 1:44:18 Roundabout 1:54:19 Starship Trooper
Setlist: On The Silent Wings Of Freedom, Yours Is No Disgrace, No Opportunity Necessary- No Experience Needed, Wonderous Stories, The Ice Bridge, Dare To Know, Heart Of The Sunrise, Close To The Edge, And You And I, Siberian Khatru, Roundabout, Starship Trooper
Yes Brit I really enjoyed too. It was a once in a life time show seeing Steve Howe and Geoff Downes they are the legends. I was so lucky to be in this concert. I hope you liked the recorded show here in youtube I posted.
@Jeremy Spade this may not be the Yes of old, but come on let some of us enjoy what they still provide. The Quest was a decent enough record to me, they are a legendary band. I've noticed you have posted on many videos and you have right to air your views, they still mean something to me. I was fortunate enough to see and Alan and Chris from the front row myself once.
@@scitsalcoryp Downes can barely cover Wakey's parts. Listen to Howe play the intro section to 'SK' He can barely get through that? When does this mess end?
Bill Bruford is retired, Rick Wakeman wins more money like solo and Jon Anderson will have 79 years old this year and cannot do long tours and he don't wants to be involved agaion in Yes....
I cannot say I blame any of the only other surviving members, Burford, Wakeman, Anderson...the band ran its course a very long time ago...with White and Squire gone [¡.e. dead], Howe is just wasting precious time...with this cover up...time to give it a rest put the legend to bed, perhaps open up the archives give us videos of 70s classic yes shows...dust off a full concert or two a year...
@@biffjohnson7891 I started seeing Yes in 1975; the second Relayer tour. But my favorite show was the 2016 shows I saw on the Topographic Oceans/Drama tour with the current lineup. My second favorite show was the 1976 outdoor festival with Yes as headliners focusing on material from Relayer, Tales, and Close to the Edge.
The whole band is in physical pain….this is a tribute band NOT YES!!!no matter what Steve does …it will not be the same YES …or even the future YES…put out new music besides THE QUEST…I did not like the album..just only 1 song…that’s a shame..to put a prof rock band in dispear… the band is hurting bad…Time for “this” SO CALLED YES BAND TO GIVE IT UP
@@zenonyaremko8316 Love all of Billy's work. Solo...Circa:....good stuff. Shellen has worked with Billy alot and with John Paynes ASIA. Downes should stick to ASIA....fits well. Steve is Steve...always. Davison...NO. Saw the Band with Beniot and Oliver, did much of Drama, which was nice. 1st YES show I've ever heard Machine Messiah... awesome. Benoit sounded more like Trevor Horn than JA. Davison just ruins all of it. CTTE...awlful...including Keys. Check out Jon Anderson with the Band Geeks in spring 23. That will sound like YES.
I was highly impressed with both YES and the cameramans work. The rotating stage is a cameramans dream to work with. I shot video here in Houston and taught video for 14-15 years. I so much wanted to see a video of this concert. What camera were you using? We sat next to a man named Arman during the show. I just found out the connection.
Thank you Kenneth! I highly appreciate your complements. I am really glad that you liked the Video making. Actually I used The i phone 13 pro max then convert to 1080p 60fps and enhanced the audio with a software. Again thank you so much for your feedback. Enjoy!
Okay, first work on the(mainly sluggish) tempos...And work on finding a keyboard player who can actually "play" these songs, not barely muddle through them...Thats just for starters..
Wahre Worte, leider..... es ist grausam wie frustrierte, alte Gitarristen sich selbst permanent überschätzen... Man hätte YES in dieser Form besser zum 50. Jubiläum beerdigen sollen... ARW hat gezeigt, wie es besser geht ....
@@wh7861 danke für deine Worte. Ich sehe es genauso. Habe Howe s Gitarrenspiel in den 70ern sehr geschätzt. Er war kreativ, innovativ und sehr ideenreich. Aber damals schon fand ich sein Spiel immer am Rande seiner spieltechnischen Möglichkeiten.
@@jobstludwig6197 ich bin halt über 90125 an Yes geraten. Habe dann über einen Beitrag bei 3sat die Musik der ersten beiden Alben kennengelernt. Erst danach kam die Howe-Phase bei mir. Ich finde, er hat gute Songs geschrieben. Das änderte sich wohl allerdings mit dem Wechsel zu Asia. Zuviel Kommerzstreben...egal ob Howe dort Prog-Elemente mitaufnehmen wollte oder nicht: Seine Spielweise war dort wenig kreativ bzw. innovativ. Von Gtr ganz zu schweigen. Er kann vieles recht gut. Nur zeigt er es mittlerweile seit über 20 Jahren nicht mehr. Die Verweigerung Yes-Musik vielleicht noch einmal innovativer zu gestalten, die arrogante Haltung die Rabin-Songs auch nur ansatzweise "bemüht" zu spielen.... die Ablehnung Jon Anderson in DESSEN Band wieder mit aufzunehmen ... ich habe Yes in dieser Formation den Rücken kehren müssen. Und das obwohl auch Howe wirklich gute Stücke geschrieben hat... und das beinhaltet auch das Bastard-Album Drama.
This cover band only covers up yes’s miraculous iconic musical masterpieces. No Jon. No yes No Chris. No Alan no yes This is a travesty a music heist This band is like the movie old Yeller. Put it down. Take this sick music out of our misery. What a sad sad thing
Steve playing all the older stuff does not make it YES….a tribute band can do the same thing….this band is The Steve Howe Tribute Band…featuring the music of YES….these are professional musicians….they sound real bad….
Wakeman wasn't essential to Yes, he quitted the band 5 times so he don't love Yes! Yes is a guitar bdriven band so Steve Howe is essential here, he never quited the band, he was replaced in the 80's by Trevor Rabin but returned back in 1989.
Nunca entenderé, como fan de Yes, que no quede ningún miembro fundador de la banda, estando dos de ellos, vivos (Anderson y Bruford). Steve Howe usurpo a Yes y esta matandoel grupo concientemente.
Steve should have taken Jon Anderson’s offer and come out with new music …and maybe a concert to follow…but no Steve is grumpy and figures he can keep the band alive…the band is slowly dying…YES IS GOING TO BE NO MORE….But if Jon A was there …he could have revived the band…things happen for a reason …🙏🙏🙏
