[MtnClimber]

A great song with Getty Lee from Rush.

[deadrock]

dd

[TomServo]

This was outstanding.

[TomServo]

had the pleasure of seeing ‘Yes’ in ‘76...what a blast...

[woweeitsme]

Amazing performance. What a talented group of musicians.

[Billthedrill]

Whoa, where did the time go? Lee, note perfect. Chris Squire, RIP. Wakeman still in a cloak. And they’re all still good. Thanks for the link.

[CtBigPat]

Geddy looks a little bored. He only has to play an amazing bass line and not sing and play two other instruments as well!

[alicewonders]

AWESOME! Thanks so much for posting this - one of my very favorite bands and one of my very favorite songs! Getty Lee was great! We were fortunate enough to stay at the same hotel as YES when we saw them in concert once - got to talk to Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman.

RIP Chris Squire.

[heterosupremacist]

Meh. B+ but definitely not an ‘A’...

[neverevergiveup]

Steve Howe is one of the most versatile, technically excellent, and creative guitarists of all time. He’s amazing. I’ve met him a few times, and he’s an incredibly dedicated musician.

[MrEdd]

Geddy Lee?

Oh right.

He’s that guy who got famous by performing with Bob and Doug McKenzie.

[cpforlife.org]

Sofa King Awesome!

Rush has always been my favorite and Yes has been near the top as well!

Seen Rush many times and saw them on their last tour. At intermission Geddy said they had to go deal with their decrepitude. They still sounded incredible.

MtnClimber, thanks for posting!

[tinyowl]

A few years ago I saw Yes playing at Hampton Beach.
1. The 'new' Jon Anderson is an amazing replica not just voice but looks just like him. He's like 1.2 the pixie Anderson was.
2. Chris Squire STILL wears spandex at two hundred years old with a Spinal Tap cucumber in his pants and sticks it out at the audience, only it's probably not a cucumber. (interestingly, about the same size as Geddy's nose.)
3. Steve Howe ... what an odd dude.

Yes and Rush and Zeppelin and Floyd were my guys back then.

I liked that version ... pretty pure like they used to do it live. Rick Wakeman's son - if that's who it is - has come a long way in a few years I think.

Thanks for posting!!!!

[astrat7]

I saw YES in 1975 when I was 12 yrs old. I had a cool older 22...LOL) friend in my apt complex who did not mind hanging out with me because I was mature for my age....so she took me to Moody Coliseum at SMU. It was great...I had been wearing out my LP of YES and I loved them! Such a musically complex band.....thanks for the memories!

[Lent]

Down at the end, round by the corner
Close to the edge, just by a river
Seasons will pass you by
I get up, I get down
Now that it’s all over and done
Now that you find, now that you’re whole!

[jonno]

Very cool. I saw Rush in concert (the ‘Moving Pictures’ tour) when I was a bit younger than I am now. We lucked-out and ended up in the 3rd row on the floor - right near the center isle. It was so amazing that just these 3 guys could make so much - music... Impressive, really.

[Moonman62]

Who has the higher voice, Jon or Geddy?

I saw the Union Tour. What I remember most was Squire playing Amazing Grace.

[Reddy]

Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed the video, but was hoping for some vocals from Geddy Lee. Huge Rush fan.

[FreedomPoster]

Bfl

[Carpe Cerevisi]

That’s some Dad Rock right there.