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Saw this line up in Seattle during that tour----phenom !

I was there for Lazuli and instantly fell in love with these guys <3

Delicate and wonderfull!

This is truly an ethereal experience.

Lavoravo a Londra all' epoca del tour di Tormato, e vidi gli Yes all' Earls Court ,giusto perché un amico mi diede il suo ticket, ebbe un imprevisto e cosi assistetti allo show, più bello ed emozionante della mia vita. Niente è stato più paragonabile a ciò che vidi allora. Maestosi, inarrivabili per chiunque.

Different versions of YES should not be out there competing with eachother . That was Fleetwood Mac's thing . EMBARASSING . Cmon guys .

太り過ぎや…

And the next morning Punk Rock was born. Thank God.

I seen Yes, GFTO tour of 77 at Freedom Hall in Louisville, KY. Awaken is my personal all-time. Yes, song. This song has so much emotion. I purchased a T-shirt at the show. Yesshows Tour 1977. I was so proud to sport that cool concert t-shirt going back to start my senior year in high school. The concert ticket was 7.50 with floor seating. Those were the days. Thanks for posting this classic Yes live track.

Jag var också där, framme vid staketet!👍

Does anyone have the list of participating musicians and singers including the singer from Oekraïne who sings Mother ?

magical, is an understatement, for the talent this man has. rick is as unique as the great pyramids. never to be duplicated.

Maybe a spinal tap cape but the dude delivered the goods. On the album he plays in a Swiss church over phone lines. Sidebar; I always found his use of the Mellotron the most subtle, like you hardly knew it was there. Deep respect.

Meu amigo pessoal. O Mago dos Teclados. Um gênio da música contemporânea

The magician of the keyboards. From his fingers he is able to create beauty in a simple way.

One of the few musicians where a cape is warranted. 😊

Only Ed had enough respect from management to be able to play this track on the radio.

Only Ed had enough respect from management to be able to play this track on the radio.

Y para que pone tantos teclados, con uno es suficiente. Muchas nueces y poco ruido.

You can not ask for better music !!!

effortless, but sadly, Rabin will never equal Steve Howe

Stiff as a duck's arse. If the members of Yes listened to some of today's USA Jazz they'd all give up playing. Just like Bruford after listening to Guiliana

O Rei dos Teclados 🎹 Lindo D+......❤❤

Always liked how that cape knows well enough to get out of the way when Rick changes instruments.

Nobody could ever be a better Rick Wakeman than Rick Wakeman: notwithstanding: Jerry Corbetta, Chick Corea, George Duke, Larry Dunn, Jeff Lorber, Billy Preston, Vangelis, and Bruce Hornsby!

Toca súper pro los teclados pero la capa de Rick de El Santo y blue demon es de no mámes

Only one Mini Moog I swear he had 4 in the Journey to the Center of the Earth era

Wakeman brought showmanship To the Band . Humor as well as his great musicianship. Patrick Moraz on Relayer was great as well. But Wakeman is YES . That Classic Lineup. But post YES. This Shines.

Sweetwater: which keyboard would you like Mr Wakeman? Wakeman: All of them, and oh and the stands too.

Rick's keyboard rig is just silly. It would be one thing to have a real B3, one workstation like a Kronos and then whatever analog synths he likes. But to be surrounded with workstations either points to inability to program on his part or just pure show. Every keyboard should have a dedicated purpose. And a few such as a real Hammond are uncopyable. He is a great player and showman though. And a total riot listen to.

And , Roundabout !! Amazing guitar work , but , also Rick's keyboard wizardry!!!

Six Wives of Henry The Eighth !!!

I don't understand how after this, Rick Wakeman goes on a grand piano tour. Boooring!!!

I was in the front row in Kansas City right in front of Rick. Between songs when it was quiet for just a bit I said: "Hey Rick, nice cape!"

Absolutely adored Wakeman

Nice and melodic... but he is no Emerson is he.

Great video. I love YES. Thanks from Argentina. My danish grandfather came to America in the early 1900´s.

Greatest Rock Keyboardist Ever❤❤❤❤❤

Their tour manager Frank Fallowes told me they used to wrap Rick's keyboards in cling wrap to annoy him.

Such a legend. Love it!

Not Franz Liszt or Vladimir Horowitz but those guys had bigggg hands. I remember Yes opening for Poco in the very early 70's and both groups were great (I went mostly for Yes) both responded to the applause and performed encores.

Apparently he used to live in South Wales, I put a pebble against the window of his house or the new people who bought it, my dad gave me a right good thrashing, but it has stuck in my mind did he live in Cardiff near Ely, I was a terror, but glass is delicate, thankfully I am more civilized almost 50 years later.

Thanks for uploading this! It was a sensational tour! Best to all! ☮, ❤& 🎶 / 🌎

THIS band was the REAL post-Yes band. That other band can't (couldn't) begin to hold a candle to THIS band. And, of course, RIP Chris. Lee does you proud.

Interestingly, RW is playing in the key of E Minor, even though the actual pitch is D Minor. Obviously, the key was transposed down to make it easier for JA to sing, but RW didn't want to re-learn the whole thing in D Minor, and decided to transpose the keyboard(s) down a whole tone so he could finger in the original key.

ARW.... Great!

Amazing point of view to see the magical keyboards and magical hands of #RickWakeman

In their heyday a performance from Yes stood frozen in time just like this. We knew we were witnessing something so very special. It was as if we were ordained to be there! God bless Yes!

Rick "AwakeMan"".😂

Fantastic to see ARW giving this their treatment, but I have to agree with other comments about this not really building on the original. If you watch the 'making of GftO' series, the level of detail that went into layering the keys on Awaken (particularly), and the subsequent paring down of the guitars (the making of vid shows Howe totally overplaying bits and still sussing things out), makes you really appreciate the balance they struck with the album in general and Awaken particularly. It really blows the lid off everything else they did before or after. Funny, people always cite CttE as their best album (for good reason), but personally, I find myself listening to GftO more often. I've grown bored of CttE for some reason.