YES Concert - Dallas Texas 7/20/2019
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- YES performs a number of their well known 70's hits, as well as some lesser known gems. Fantastic concert! YES has always been in my top 10 Rock Bands of all-time. This is the third YES concert I have attended and each and every one was a unique masterpiece.
GO SEE THEM LIVE ON THE CURRENT TOUR WITH ASIA, JOHN LODGE AND ELP LEGACY!!!
The Firebird Suite 0:00:00;
No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed 0:02:41;
Tempus Fugit 0:07:45;
Going for the One 0:13:54
I've Seen All Good People 0:20:37
Second Initial 0:28:15
Siberian Khatru 0:32:00
Onward 0:42:40
America 0:47:40
The Gates of Delirium 0:59:40
Encore:
Imagine 1:25:20
Roundabout 1:32:40
Starship Trooper 1:42:00
Thanks for the setlist.
I'm not sure of acoustic song title. I think "second initial" is not the right title! :-(
@@douglaslogan3419 I recommend you pin this comment
I saw this show in Nashville, and enjoyed it. It’s good to still be able to experience this music live.
This is fantastic! Thank you for the upload! Saw them last month and its good to see they are just getting better and better. This tour has been such a treat! Real prog fans eat your hearts out!
the last time i saw yes was in the 70's i was delighted that i got to see them again and they sounded fantastic
Best bootleg I've seen in years (Kudos to you, Douglas Logan). And what a tight performance this is. They're getting better and better!
Thanks! It was a great performance. "Bootleg" is an obsolete name and concept from the 1960's and 70's. Today everyone has video capability in their smart phone and I just record my concerts to remember them and share with like-minded fans. No way can my iPhone capture the sound quality like a professional recording... Unlike the old days when people sold bootleg records, I don't monetize my videos, and the performers themselves get royalty credits directly from TH-cam. Most performers like the fact that I expose their current tour to free advertisement and it helps them generate sales for their live performances. I know that is a true fact - they have emailed me and told me so many times. Occasionally I get notices to remove a video, but that is getting really rare these days. Many bands make a lot more money on tour than through streaming music. And audiophiles like me would prefer to purchase vinyl any day. Cheers
Yeah, they're really starting to gel
Thanks so much for share...Always great YES MUSIC...Great performance..Great quality..nice job, congratulations..Comes to Puerto Rico
Sensacional ! Obrigado pela postagem.
PLEASE COME TO KOREA PLEASE PLEASE I LOVE YOU SO MUCH YES
opening with the Firebird by Stravinsky really set the tone! Probably not a more epic musical moment, nice!
R.I.P. MR SQUIRE🌹🌹🌹
I got to see them with singer Benoit David in 2010 at House of Blues, Myrtle Beach, SC. Incredible show and everyone, except Steve who got into a car and was quickly driven away, met with fans in the back and signed autographs and posed for pics. It's nice to get your Relayer cover signed by Alan and Chris and the others.
I wouldn't get an album signed by people that weren't on it.
Amazing how good the audio rec is on smartphones now, you don't set anything up just press rec & go. Quite acceptable.
Yep, they've come a long way
Father Time always wins in the end...
Fantastic! Many thanks for recording and posting.
What a great performance. How do you hold your camera steady for 2 hours and record that?
It's an iPhone. Practice! :)
The ARW 50th anniversary concert blows this away….sorry Steve!
WOW indeed. They were really on form.
The issue here is not the lack of original members. Some of these players go back a long way. The issue is the poor performances, out of tune vocal harmonies, slow tempos, obviously telegraphed cues for Davison, who I'm guessing cannot count and the fact that they are clearly under rehearsed. This is an insult to the band Yes, unlike the fabulous ARW performances. This band should be called 'Steve Howe and friends attempt to play the music of Yes, with varying degrees of success'.
I have to contrast the current Yes (I admit I have not seen them in person since 1978), with the current King Crimson (last seen in 2016). The current Yes lineup seems to struggle while KC crushes it.
@@MisterLumpkin Well the ARW Yes is fantastic, whilst the Howe Yes is awful. As for KC, they have a superb line up, but like ARW they are not playing any new material (except the improvs)
@@thefacts5394 the aRW project was a joke in almost every way
@@donutcookiepie I think it is time to out you as Steve Howe in disguise.
Are you as good at 70 years old this is good. You will never get back Chris, John or the old days, appreciate Steve Howe while we have him.He plays great at his age.
Yes
I was there. Thanks. Audience for entire show? Wow.
I had a perverse desire to hear “Gates of Delirium” with the Steve Howe Cover Band and all I can say is…..I’m glad they dropped it from the setlist.
They could have hypothetically re-hired Tom Brislin but he has higher standards and a better gig.
As a professional musician , I’ve previously refrained from publicly criticizing my colleagues but it’s just too distressing to hear Downes hack away and butcher Moraz’ (and , elsewhere on the set-Wakeman’s) iconic parts and to endure sub-par drumming. Among other aspects….. Hang it up, Steve, leave it to JA, Band Geeks, Awaken and School of Rock! Please , before you do any more damage to the legacy……
without jon anderson ha ha
This is good …I’m surprised….but there is one thing…THIS IS NOT YES…It’s a Steve Howe tribute band playing the music of YES…since Steve is the only member left in the group…..the band should be named after him the Steve Howe Band….
rip alan white one of his performences
Odd they opened with No Opportunity as not 1 person on the stage played on that track lol
Thanks for the information there Mr. science
I just watched Yes do GoD on June 20th here on TH-cam. One month later and Downes is still mangling keyboard parts.
He sucks.
@@jeffschielka7845 I'm sure you suck far worse
i still think jon davison's voice is too soft to fill the shoes of jon anderson.
Well Jon Anderson is too much of an asshole to be in yes
Jon Anderson's voice has gotten pretty weak and soft in the past few years anyway, so...
sorry, i really am but you cant fill andersons shoes....
@@KilroyWasHere83 The man got really sick a few years back and nearly died, so it's a good thing he's healthy enough to still perform to this day!
Agree with the positives here.....Yes are still a magnificent live band !!!
Awful. Just say No. The AWR version a few years back was much better. No Jon Anderson, no Yes. Davison tries but it's an impossible task. Drumming not the best. Not to "classic"Yes standards and seems like a cover band.
Sounds pretty good.
I don't see Yes. Just Steve Howe and a back-up band.
I agree….it will never be Yes without Jon Anderson
before the pandemic...
Weird, he kinda sounds like Jon Anderson, but sure doesn't look like him...And same for the keyboardist, seems like he can barely play the parts.. And the tempos seem so slow and awkward??
Yawn
Disagree, Jeff sounds good, can't sound like 1970, everyone old, but this is good if you don't look to their prime in the 70s
YES - To Douglas Logan for doing a great job! Brilliant!
NO - I´ve seen tribut bands that are much better than this.
Yeah but no but yeah but.....this bus called Yes can roll on for another 50 years selling coffeemugs, t-shirts, papadums and shit with the Roger Dean logo.
Why can't the USA do dates in a logical order? 20/07/2019.
we wonder the same about you. lol.
@@donutcookiepie ah, but dd/mm/yy is in order of increasing duration which at least has some pattern to it!
@@tomstickland Agreed. Date, month, year.
Yeah I think about that sometimes, our way of DD/MM/YYYY is going from lowest to highest which just seems more logical and much easier to understand.
@@tomstickland what can I say? Take it up with consumer affairs LOL
I know it's not Chris, but Steve is great. Band is tight, some blips, this more like Yes than AWR, they miss each other and should reunite. Otherwise this good.
I'm pretty sure Jon and Rick want to, it's just Steve that is refusing.
The Gates of Delirium is my all time favorite piece of music, by anyone, ever.
The version here is a good try for sure, but I've never seen any band called Yes be this loose & sloppy, with giant telegraphed and safe cues transitioning the various parts.
The first few shows on the Masterworks Tour really put the spotlight on how difficult a piece of music this is to perform, but even with the trainwrecks & re-starts the band were still *tight*. Today's Yes is unfortunately anything but.
get lost
@green fox No Squire, No Anderson...... NO YES!
ouch ... sorry i tried having an open mind about this mess ...
A Yes concert without Owner of Lonely Heart? What the Hell? That band would be dead if it weren't for that song and they don't play it? This version of "yes" is not yes without Jon, just like Asia wasn't Asia without John... oh... and Rick can play circles around Geoff. ABWH is more YES than this.
Wish they would bring Shoot High Aim Low.
That's a Trevor Rabin song and it's clear that this line up will not be playing any of his songs.
@@thefacts5394 it's funny you are called the facts as there is nothing factual in your statement
@@donutcookiepie Well, nonutsdookielie, it is a Rabin song and your hero Skeletor is as jealous of Rabin's abilities as you are.
As a huge Yes fan, since '72, I've seen my fair share of Yes concerts. This one is horrible. Technical mistakes and vocals just don't represent the Yes that I have enjoyed.
It is not that bad. Alan White's drumming is not what it was and certainly Billy Sherwood is not Chris Squire on bass. But Steve is still Steve. Davison sounds as close to Jon as anyone will ever get and the keyboardist is not Wakeman but who is. Neither Kaye or Downes were Rick but the albums they did with Yes were amzing as well. This is about 90-95% of the Bands usual quality which still makes them far better than almost any other act you could see out there.
Agreed!
The new Yes lineup should be as follows: Jon Anderson-v Steve Howe-g Rick Wakeman-k Billy Sherwood-b Alan White-air drums Real drums by drummers who can still play & maybe additional k by Geoff Downes & additional g/v by Trevor Rabin
But Jon Anderson is a fucking asshole and that's why he's not in the band
They need to take the best players from this with the best from ARW to form a real Yes
Easy, Steve and Alan join ARW
ARW no longer play plus yes does not want to work with assholes
Ha... Howe has reformed with this band more times than I can count. Downes coming back here as well. Give a lotta credit to this guy Jon Davison (see what they did there?) for at least SOUNDING like JA. Not bad.
My version of Yes is better than your version of Yes. Too funny.
Decent tempo AT LAST
SO TRUE! And unfortunate for Alan White who should have quit playing professionally a long time ago.
@@ingregulous3141 you probably never have
Best vocalist ever 🤟🤟
Definitely not
A decent cover band.
OK, Steve Howe: The Yes Album, Fragile, Close To The Edge, Tales from Topographic Oceans, Relayer, Going for the One, Tormato, Drama, .....
Guido D - John Davison, Geoff Downes, Billy Sherwood, Jay Schellen - all playing a setlist of songs here that they had no original involvement with. Demonstrably a cover band
@@codaworks check your fax crusty boy
Gesang mittelmäßig, Bass geht so, Keyboards auf dem Niveau eines mittelmäßigen Coverband Niveaus, Drums unteres Mittelmaß, Howe ein Schatten seiner selbst. Viele YES Coverbands sind besser als diese Gruppe.
Q: Why is Geoff Downes in this band? A: Because Steve Howe hired him !
Possibly worst choice
not at all what happened. Was Lane's idea in 80 and Horn's idea in 11.
DRAMA is a great album... Downes and Horn are on that with Howe. Awesome record, No Anderson, but they sound so fresh with the Buggle Boys... And Squire was underrated as a back up singer, he makes the record
Almost a Yes cover..
Steve Howe introduced thr drummer "not all together". What a shame ! Nervous drummer striight after Steve' s introduction made mistake in " Going for one"... Steve look like dominating and rule the band strongly . How Yes band can be relaxed when musicians play music as walking on egg shells. Maybe Steve get retired is good suggestion.
The mistake at 15:24 is NOT Jay Schellen's fault. It's Jon Davidson who fluffs his vocal entrance gets a beat ahead of the rest of the band. Jay then play's a bar 3/4 at 15:30 to pull the rest of the band into time with Davidson and they carry on. A similar mistake to this can be found in the 1975 QPR performance of Yours Is No Disgrace where Pat Moraz gets a beat behind the rest of the band with the keys riff and Alan White is forced to play a bar of 5/4 in order to pull everything together. It's always very uncomfortable for a drummer to be put into that situation and on both occasions, it wasn't the drummers' fault!
@@alanpartridge4681 : You are right. Jon Davidson did make mistake. All night was tensions. The worst was the song Onward . The drummer started the song more fast then Howe watnted to be. He was completely pissed off by drummer.
Horribly Bad. Just say NO!!! Steve Howe should be embarrassed. The recent Anderson, Rabin, Wakeman concerts were great, this is rubbish in comparison.
The exact opposite is true. I have walked out on each ARW cover band show I've been to. I only go to see Rabin. But he butchers Roundabout and some of the other Howe songs. I even saw him butcher Changes one night. I don't see Yes butchering any songs.
LOL. Howe should be PROUD. If you consider Rabin better, good for you.
@@guidodesimone3948 Thanks.
@@guidodesimone3948 Rabin kicks.his.ass!
fake yes!
What's with the completely unnecessary Chris Squire Look-a-like nonsense?!
That's Billy Sherwood, Chris Squire's handpicked replacement.
which video are you watching ?
@@pumpkinking5174 we know how good he is ... i guess the comment above was likely about his (freaking alike) hairdo, dressing and stage moves presence