Hi dear. This version is from the movie Yessongs filmed in 1972. The audio is muddy and the video is 1972 film technology. There are 7 other versions of that song by Yes. All of them are better quality than Yessongs. My favorite version is from Symphonic Yes, which was made for DVD and most of the songs are performed with an orchestra. The orchestra has a lot of fun with Roundabout, as it was the encore. An amazing performance, the whole show.
Steve Howe on guitar, Rick Wakeman on keys, Chris Squire with his monster Rickenbacher bass, Bill Bruford on drums, and the great Jon Anderson on vocals
You owe it to yourself to hear the album version, where Jon Andersons vocals are crystal clear. This version's audio is poorly mixed and the tempo is a bit rushed. You should listen to some of their studio stuff...anything off The Yes Album, Fragile, or Close To The Edge albums....Every song on all 3 albums is Yes at their peak and each is a classic and so amazing... their studio production is just next level!
I know you love some guitar, but the keyboard’s are amazing. Saw them in 79’ during their Yes in the round tour. Rotating stage and 2 keyboards played simultaneously by one man. Amazing!
Coming of age in the 70's we were blessed with so many great bands. Yes was my absolute favorite. You said it... Talent!! I've enjoyed seeing Yes live more times than I can count and decades after becoming a fan I was lucky enough to meet the entire band and have some great conversations with them. They were as charming and interesting as people as they were as artists.
I'm so happy for you! You've discovered Yes! Your life is better now. Yes, yes it is. Many great recs below (studio versions plz!) - Yours Is No Disgrace, Starship Trooper, I've Seen All Good People, South Side of the Sky, Heart of the Sunrise, the Fish... enjoy!
My youngest uncle and I shared a room with Rush and Yes as well as many other great bands of the '70s and early '80s constantly being played on the record player. I passed this great music on down to my son. When I hear any of this music it brings me back to a childhood full of great music and great times.
The virtuoso keyboard player, Rick Wakeman, used to play the organ during the morning assembly at my school in West London in the 60s. He was a fellow pupil but a few years older. Magical times
This early classic lineup has many long, epic journeys: Heart of the Sunrise 11:23, Siberian Khatru 8:55, I've Seen All Good People 6:58, Yours Is No Disgrace 9:40, Perpetual Change 8:49, and the epic classic Close To The Edge 18:42. All are bangers, and all are progressive rock operas with lots of tempo changes and great transitions. BUT, listen to the studio versions of all of them to avoid the muddy recordings of the 70's. The studio version of Roundabout is much cleaner and clearer, although this was very good.
It is great to see you back. When I first got going on TH-cam you were one the first reactors I listened to and got me on the road to where I now follow............well, I lost count of how many reactors I subscribe to now. You picked some great music from Yes, who were true masters of their genre. I look forward to more of your reviews.
Yessongs album (1973) is a great investment. I bought the album back in the mid-seventies, it grew on me, and it never gets old listening to it to this very day. Thanks for your reaction to this great music. 🖖😎
Jon Anderson - vocals (also in concert - piccolo, percussion, acoustic guitar, additional keyboards) Steve Howe - Guitars Rick Wakeman - Keyboards (for one album, Relayer, the keyboardist was Patrick Moraz) Chris Squire - Bass Alan White - Drums Here are a few selections of songs: (The list is alphabetical so listen to them in whatever order you want) Awaken The Gates of Delirium (a song about the novel War and Peace) Heart of the Sunrise I've Seen All Good People The Revealing Science of God [Dance of the Dawn] Ritual (live from QPR 1975) Siberian Khatru Sound Chaser To Be Over Turn of the Century Wonderous Stories
Thank you for reaction! Try a few studio versions in a row. Then come back to live. Production value is quite good. You will enjoy headphones, then fall in love with Jon's lyrics you can't hear. ❤
Great energetic live performance in a boomy room. You should also hear the album version with its cleaner soundstage and mix. There is a deep well of great music from this band. More than a few tunes.
would recommend you start with the Yes album and you will see where they started and just go from album to album and you will see the progression. Some of the songs will put tears in your eyes but all great
I've seen them live, but first heard them in the mid-70's. I even did a school art project inspired by one of their album cover. Individually talented, collectively distinctive.
Welcome, once again, to 70s Prog Rock! Do the studio, too. You saw that H A M M O N D organ? The soul of the 70s! Do some Rock Wakeman solo albums, if you haven't already.
Such a classic song! You should revisit another progressive rock band, The Moody Blues. "Tuesday Afternoon" is another song of theirs that is full of magic and majesty. Right up your alley! The Vinyl Restoration Project (TH-cam channel) features a wonderful stereo LP single version from 1968. Kick back, relax and let the music take you on a journey of a lifetime! 💯❤️💜🎵🌟👍🌎🌍✌️
No coffee right now as it's 10:15 in the evening. I'll have my first cup of the day in about 6 hours or so. Yes I'm hearing it, heard it for the first time some 50 odd years ago. Yes was in my record collection along with a couple other prog rock groups back then Pink Floyd, Renaissance, Jethro Tull and Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Yes was the first major group I saw i concert in 1973 they did the Relayer tour. I have seen Yes a total of 23 times. All time favorite group. Every concert was amazing.
Amazing energy and vibe in their concerts and it’s great to see the band perform. Sadly audio quality is lacking but it’s still amazing. For studio stuff try the Steven Wilson remixes they sound pristine clear with all the dynamics intact. Fun reaction thanks
YES does not ALWAYS start out calm, but they ALWAYS start&finish great Rxyce! As others write, THIS live version was VERY VERY good, which considering the complexity of the studio recording sez a lot about their overwhelming talent imo.
I distinctly remember seeing Jon Anderson wearing that white shirt and Rick Wakeman in his blinged out cape at a show. Great memories of one of my favorite group of musicians.
Loved your treatment of this one and it’s so good to see you back, RR. I saw YES twice in ‘74 and ‘76 (I believe). Phenomenal in every respect! Rick Wakeman had 7 keyboards in his set-up. Steve Howe (guitars, vocals) is probably my favorite band member. But all of them played extremely complex parts together flawlessly - and appeared to have a great time doing it. I always tell this story when I see a good Roundabout reaction video. Between my sophomore and junior years in high school, I took a young lady to a YES concert (my 2nd time seeing them) as our first date. She fell asleep. I never called her again. My wife and I celebrated our 40th this summer, after dating 4 years before marrying. ❤️
So glad you chose a live version to react with. Its sometimes hard to follow old video but Yes are consummate artists and together they make one of the best bands to take to a stage in any Genre. I think the late Alan White was the drummer on this but it could be Bill Bruford who also featured prominently for Yes. Steve Howe such a virtuoso Guitarist is simply immense as is the also sadly passed Chris Squire and his trade mark sounding Rickenbacker Base Guitar sometimes I follow is base lines and they are incredibly exciting and complex. Jon Anderson vocals are often confused with being Falsetto but he has a voice that is naturally above Tenor and totally suits the story telling lyricism of Yes John is the best progressive rock vocalist ever in my view. Rick Wakeman is simply in another league on keyboards what he does in some of the yes recordings is simply miraculous. What a body of music! what a band!
NOOOOOoooooo! Not the live version! OK fine, now that your curiosity's been satisfied as to how they look, do your ears a big favor & now go listen to the studio version of Roundabout, which is Waaaaay better than the live recording. Not only is the sound quality poor, you can't really appreciate the vocal harmonies that are so fantastic on the studio recording. Also the studio effects on the studio recording aren't duplicated on the live vid. Also, as good a drummer as Alan White was, the studio version features Bill Bruford on drums & his contribution is special on the studio version. While I'd love to hear you listen to the studio version next & hear you react to the differences between the two, that would be awesome, but if you'd rather not indulge that request, then do go listen to the studio version on your own. You'll be shaking your head at the difference...
I've always loved this version, and several of the songs on Yessongs are FAR better than the originals (especially "All Good People"). I can forgive some substandard audio for the great performances. But I'd agree that any time someone hears a song by Yes for the first time, it should be from the Studio version.
You should react to the video from 2017 where Yes was inducted into the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame where they do Roundabout and others but because I was a Keyboardist in 1972 when this song was a Banger👍and Rick Wakeman was my hero 😎
For a real treat, listen to the studio version of this song, and play close attention to the bass. Chris Squire was as good a bassist as there was in rock history. You'll also hear the vocals much more clearly. For your next Yes song I'd recommend either "Yours is No Disgrace" or "Heart of the Sunrise".
It is fun to see them rocking out on this song, but the album is just magical - especially the intro. So back in the day on Christmas Eve, I was waiting for a bus to take me to my girlfriend's house. Holiday schedule - waited more than an hour for the bus on the icy sidewalk. No cell phones to tell her I was running late. Thoroughly disheartening ... until. That's right. This song came lofting out an attic window. It was a beautiful respite. And then the song ended. In those days, if you didn't stop your record player, it would replay. And that's just what it did. Over and over again. It made the wait perfectly worth while. I was also fortunate enough to see this line up playing in-the-round at Madison Square Garden, and it was one of the great concert moments of my life.
So happy you went to this song from the Fragile album. Probably should listen to studio version first as a rule but, with Yes you can’t go wrong! Audio quality on this is not the best but, you can vibe for sure. “Organized chaos” is a great term for many first time listeners. Then you keep listening and you know every part by heart. I think next should be We Have Heaven as the perfect short lead-in to Southside of the Sky. One without the other is…well, just wrong! 😂
Ladies and gentlemen Chris Squire and Yes the greatest show on earth. Jon Anderson vocal, Steve Howe guitar and Chris Squire bass are all self-taught. 🙏🍁 South Side Of The Sky next ⚘️ Only been dancing to Roundabout for 52yrs
Hey rogue there's not a better bassist out there that I've heard maybe there's a lot that are closed then Chris squire. If you get a chance listen to heart of the sunrise by yes the bass playing is sick especially in the beginning 🎸🎸 keep looking beautiful!!❤️❤️❤️
I'm a 70 year old bass player and I used to listen to only the bass most of the time. Now that I've grown older I've learn to appreciate the whole song. Little late but I've settled in my ways. Thanks Jim
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First live band I ever saw. Brilliant stuff. Managed to fit in two of their concerts, including this one.
The song " Yours is no Disgrace", is another 9 minute gem from Yes that you should check out!
Hi dear. This version is from the movie Yessongs filmed in 1972. The audio is muddy and the video is 1972 film technology. There are 7 other versions of that song by Yes. All of them are better quality than Yessongs. My favorite version is from Symphonic Yes, which was made for DVD and most of the songs are performed with an orchestra. The orchestra has a lot of fun with Roundabout, as it was the encore. An amazing performance, the whole show.
Steve Howe on guitar, Rick Wakeman on keys, Chris Squire with his monster Rickenbacher bass, Bill Bruford on drums, and the great Jon Anderson on vocals
Welcome Back!!!!! Love your reactions!! So honest. You’re here for the music and the ride is wonderful!!!
Welcome to the magic of Yes music.
This was at their height. I like this one more than their studio version. So energetic!
Where have you been? My very favorite reactionary, so glad to see you back.
Amazing energy
Close to the Edge, Gates of Delirium, and Awaken are among their top essential classics.
Love this journey! Welcome back!
You owe it to yourself to hear the album version, where Jon Andersons vocals are crystal clear. This version's audio is poorly mixed and the tempo is a bit rushed. You should listen to some of their studio stuff...anything off The Yes Album, Fragile, or Close To The Edge albums....Every song on all 3 albums is Yes at their peak and each is a classic and so amazing... their studio production is just next level!
100% agree
They played it faster live. But yes the audio was not great in this video
Ditto.
There is a remastered, FINALLY, version out. Squire hated everything about the recordings
Seconded! :D
Glad your back.great reaction as always.
Absolutely an incredible group as I grew up.
AWAKEN from the Going For The One album.
If you enjoyed roundabout, a simpler but moving song by Yes is "Wonderous Stories"
A love story about a sculptor who pines for his lost love. 😢
😆 I pulled that one up right after watching this. You're right. It has a beautiful, old-world sound.
It's beautiful to see you enjoying these raw organic high energy live performances! It's contagious...thank you Rogue ☺️‼️
Heart of the sunrise!! I must hear.....
Hey again glad you like it . Steve Howe on lead guitar is criminally underated as a guitarist he is awesome .
Seen Yes about 45 times on 5 continents, so ...I approve.
Royalty! Best to ya, illyakuryakin~
Steve Wilson remix of the original studio version is awesome
That’s the one to do.
I have that box set. Haven't played "Fragile" yet. Will be paying attention to "Roundabout" when I do.
didn't know about the set. thanks@@charlesf2804
I know you love some guitar, but the keyboard’s are amazing. Saw them in 79’ during their Yes in the round tour. Rotating stage and 2 keyboards played simultaneously by one man. Amazing!
Coming of age in the 70's we were blessed with so many great bands. Yes was my absolute favorite. You said it... Talent!! I've enjoyed seeing Yes live more times than I can count and decades after becoming a fan I was lucky enough to meet the entire band and have some great conversations with them. They were as charming and interesting as people as they were as artists.
I'm so happy for you! You've discovered Yes! Your life is better now. Yes, yes it is. Many great recs below (studio versions plz!) - Yours Is No Disgrace, Starship Trooper, I've Seen All Good People, South Side of the Sky, Heart of the Sunrise, the Fish... enjoy!
So glad to see you back with the music reactions. You always have a different take on music❤🎵
Saw them at Madison Square Garden al lonnng time ago.
They also have an awesome Christmas song...."I Believe in Father Christmas"
T_A_L_E_N_T_ You got it! Thanks for the reaction to YES!!
My youngest uncle and I shared a room with Rush and Yes as well as many other great bands of the '70s and early '80s constantly being played on the record player. I passed this great music on down to my son. When I hear any of this music it brings me back to a childhood full of great music and great times.
🤩🤩🤩 The best time for YES is always.
The virtuoso keyboard player, Rick Wakeman, used to play the organ during the morning assembly at my school in West London in the 60s. He was a fellow pupil but a few years older. Magical times
YES live is great. This is the classic line-up.
I saw them live twice. In 1999, I saw them at the Camden, NJ amphitheater….best concert ever.
@@straycatttt2766 my first time was at JFK stadium in Philly
That bass is insane!
So happy to have you back! I enjoy your reactions. You are definitely a lover of good music, and I enjoy watching your joy in discovering it!
This early classic lineup has many long, epic journeys: Heart of the Sunrise 11:23, Siberian Khatru 8:55, I've Seen All Good People 6:58, Yours Is No Disgrace 9:40, Perpetual Change 8:49, and the epic classic Close To The Edge 18:42. All are bangers, and all are progressive rock operas with lots of tempo changes and great transitions. BUT, listen to the studio versions of all of them to avoid the muddy recordings of the 70's. The studio version of Roundabout is much cleaner and clearer, although this was very good.
It is great to see you back. When I first got going on TH-cam you were one the first reactors I listened to and got me on the road to where I now follow............well, I lost count of how many reactors I subscribe to now. You picked some great music from Yes, who were true masters of their genre. I look forward to more of your reviews.
Yessongs album (1973) is a great investment. I bought the album back in the mid-seventies, it grew on me, and it never gets old listening to it to this very day. Thanks for your reaction to this great music. 🖖😎
So good to see you back in the game!
Always good to see you ❤
Live, each one has his on "character" and contributes to the whole piece...😊
this was written in the back of a van on tour in Scotland, about the road ahead of them & looking forward to seeing their girlfriends.
I'm so glad your back my life has been lacking ❤
You and you'res have a great weekend darlin you deserve it for all the fantastic music you bring us ❤👍
One of the greatest rock songs ever!!! Iconic!!
Two albums you have to listen to are Yes Close to the edge and Fragil! It's just magic! I been a fan since I was a child and seen them many times!!!
Jon Anderson - vocals (also in concert - piccolo, percussion, acoustic guitar, additional keyboards)
Steve Howe - Guitars
Rick Wakeman - Keyboards (for one album, Relayer, the keyboardist was Patrick Moraz)
Chris Squire - Bass
Alan White - Drums
Here are a few selections of songs: (The list is alphabetical so listen to them in whatever order you want)
Awaken
The Gates of Delirium (a song about the novel War and Peace)
Heart of the Sunrise
I've Seen All Good People
The Revealing Science of God [Dance of the Dawn]
Ritual (live from QPR 1975)
Siberian Khatru
Sound Chaser
To Be Over
Turn of the Century
Wonderous Stories
Imagine seeing them live, on mushrooms, twice!
that sounds epic 😂
First time I saw them it was on sausage and pepperoni - but, hey, anything you like on pizza (other than pineapple) is cool with me! 😂
Best version of this song!!
Jon Anderson, Steve Howe, Rick wakeman! Sheeeesh, what a band.
Thank you for reaction! Try a few studio versions in a row. Then come back to live. Production value is quite good. You will enjoy headphones, then fall in love with Jon's lyrics you can't hear. ❤
Great energetic live performance in a boomy room. You should also hear the album version with its cleaner soundstage and mix. There is a deep well of great music from this band. More than a few tunes.
would recommend you start with the Yes album and you will see where they started and just go from album to album and you will see the progression. Some of the songs will put tears in your eyes but all great
I agree 100%
Astonishing band and music. Textural, rhythmically adroit and fairly complex. Joy! ❤🎉😂😊🫶🏽
Loved the band since the early 70's and seen them live 3 times and they were always fantastic! ❤❤
I've seen them live, but first heard them in the mid-70's. I even did a school art project inspired by one of their album cover. Individually talented, collectively distinctive.
I remember when this was fresh back in highschool in the late 70's.
And the still living members are still awesome to this day despite being in their 70s. RIP Chris Squire and Alan White.
Welcome, once again, to 70s Prog Rock! Do the studio, too. You saw that H A M M O N D organ? The soul of the 70s! Do some Rock Wakeman solo albums, if you haven't already.
Tied w/So Many Other@#1 Live Bands EVAH!!!!
This song is MUCH better! Thank you!
YES!!!
🍄🌲💥✨🌈🍄🌲
The real trips are the old LP side long tracks. Close The The Edge and The Gates Of Delirium are stunning epics.
I subscribed simply BECAUSE of your reaction to Yes and Roundabout!! Simply one of the absolute best in the game!! 🤘🎸
Such a classic song! You should revisit another progressive rock band, The Moody Blues. "Tuesday Afternoon" is another song of theirs that is full of magic and majesty. Right up your alley! The Vinyl Restoration Project (TH-cam channel) features a wonderful stereo LP single version from 1968. Kick back, relax and let the music take you on a journey of a lifetime! 💯❤️💜🎵🌟👍🌎🌍✌️
No coffee right now as it's 10:15 in the evening.
I'll have my first cup of the day in about 6 hours or so.
Yes I'm hearing it, heard it for the first time some 50 odd years ago.
Yes was in my record collection along with a couple other prog rock groups back then Pink Floyd, Renaissance, Jethro Tull and Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Best Progressive Band ever. Talent. Talent. Talent. They wrote most of their hits when they were in their early 20's. Talent.
Yes was the first major group I saw i concert in 1973 they did the Relayer tour. I have seen Yes a total of 23 times. All time favorite group. Every concert was amazing.
I saw them live 3 times back in the '70's. An amazing band!
You may want to check out the studio version of this song on the Yes 'Fragile' album. The lyrics are clearly understood.
Amazing energy and vibe in their concerts and it’s great to see the band perform. Sadly audio quality is lacking but it’s still amazing. For studio stuff try the Steven Wilson remixes they sound pristine clear with all the dynamics intact. Fun reaction thanks
YES does not ALWAYS start out calm, but they ALWAYS start&finish great Rxyce!
As others write, THIS live version was VERY VERY good, which considering the complexity of the studio recording sez a lot about their overwhelming talent imo.
YES my old heroes since early 70...This band is the soundtrack of my life....Thank you!!❤❤❤
The greatest band that has graced this planet with the incredible voice of Jon Anderson.
One of... if only band....that could ever exceed live what the studio could produce.
Masterful band. This is my favorite song by them! This takes me way back to good days. 😅
AND SHE"S ALIVE!
🤗
@@RogueRxycemore yes baby girl !
@@RogueRxycemay i suggest owner of a lonely heart the official video thanx !
Everyday is YES-terday so long as you listened to Yes the day before. Which you should...
"Starship Trooper" live at Lugano 2004 has very good sound quality for a live show... And you'll love the song...
I distinctly remember seeing Jon Anderson wearing that white shirt and Rick Wakeman in his blinged out cape at a show. Great memories of one of my favorite group of musicians.
Happy your back and reacting to Yes! 😍hope you'll react to "owner of a lonely heart" from them too!
RIP Chris Squire
Loved your treatment of this one and it’s so good to see you back, RR. I saw YES twice in ‘74 and ‘76 (I believe). Phenomenal in every respect! Rick Wakeman had 7 keyboards in his set-up. Steve Howe (guitars, vocals) is probably my favorite band member. But all of them played extremely complex parts together flawlessly - and appeared to have a great time doing it.
I always tell this story when I see a good Roundabout reaction video. Between my sophomore and junior years in high school, I took a young lady to a YES concert (my 2nd time seeing them) as our first date. She fell asleep. I never called her again.
My wife and I celebrated our 40th this summer, after dating 4 years before marrying. ❤️
Welcome back friend! 😍
Great reaction, do yourself a favor and listen to the studio version, even off camera , it's a trip !
I guess you can blame me for starting your Yes journey 2 years ago with Starship Trooper. Hope it continues as there is SO MUCH more to explore!!
RIP Chris Squire, and Alan White
So glad you chose a live version to react with. Its sometimes hard to follow old video but Yes are consummate artists and together they make one of the best bands to take to a stage in any Genre. I think the late Alan White was the drummer on this but it could be Bill Bruford who also featured prominently for Yes. Steve Howe such a virtuoso Guitarist is simply immense as is the also sadly passed Chris Squire and his trade mark sounding Rickenbacker Base Guitar sometimes I follow is base lines and they are incredibly exciting and complex. Jon Anderson vocals are often confused with being Falsetto but he has a voice that is naturally above Tenor and totally suits the story telling lyricism of Yes John is the best progressive rock vocalist ever in my view. Rick Wakeman is simply in another league on keyboards what he does in some of the yes recordings is simply miraculous. What a body of music! what a band!
Badass
NOOOOOoooooo! Not the live version! OK fine, now that your curiosity's been satisfied as to how they look, do your ears a big favor & now go listen to the studio version of Roundabout, which is Waaaaay better than the live recording. Not only is the sound quality poor, you can't really appreciate the vocal harmonies that are so fantastic on the studio recording. Also the studio effects on the studio recording aren't duplicated on the live vid. Also, as good a drummer as Alan White was, the studio version features Bill Bruford on drums & his contribution is special on the studio version.
While I'd love to hear you listen to the studio version next & hear you react to the differences between the two, that would be awesome, but if you'd rather not indulge that request, then do go listen to the studio version on your own. You'll be shaking your head at the difference...
I've always loved this version, and several of the songs on Yessongs are FAR better than the originals (especially "All Good People"). I can forgive some substandard audio for the great performances. But I'd agree that any time someone hears a song by Yes for the first time, it should be from the Studio version.
@@patrickmcevoy5080 I agree re: 1 song on Yessongs...Chris Squire's solo On The Fish is def superior to the studio version...must listen
You should react to the video from 2017 where Yes was inducted into the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame where they do Roundabout and others but because I was a Keyboardist in 1972 when this song was a Banger👍and Rick Wakeman was my hero 😎
🤩🤩🤩♥️♥️♥️♥️
For a real treat, listen to the studio version of this song, and play close attention to the bass. Chris Squire was as good a bassist as there was in rock history. You'll also hear the vocals much more clearly.
For your next Yes song I'd recommend either "Yours is No Disgrace" or "Heart of the Sunrise".
Like watching my Granddaughter fall in Love with our music when I was HS...Love It...:)
It is fun to see them rocking out on this song, but the album is just magical - especially the intro. So back in the day on Christmas Eve, I was waiting for a bus to take me to my girlfriend's house. Holiday schedule - waited more than an hour for the bus on the icy sidewalk. No cell phones to tell her I was running late. Thoroughly disheartening ... until. That's right. This song came lofting out an attic window. It was a beautiful respite. And then the song ended. In those days, if you didn't stop your record player, it would replay. And that's just what it did. Over and over again. It made the wait perfectly worth while.
I was also fortunate enough to see this line up playing in-the-round at Madison Square Garden, and it was one of the great concert moments of my life.
Yes I love yes
So happy you went to this song from the Fragile album. Probably should listen to studio version first as a rule but, with Yes you can’t go wrong! Audio quality on this is not the best but, you can vibe for sure. “Organized chaos” is a great term for many first time listeners. Then you keep listening and you know every part by heart.
I think next should be We Have Heaven as the perfect short lead-in to Southside of the Sky. One without the other is…well, just wrong! 😂
We are flying high 😘
Ladies and gentlemen Chris Squire and Yes the greatest show on earth.
Jon Anderson vocal, Steve Howe guitar and Chris Squire bass are all self-taught. 🙏🍁
South Side Of The Sky next ⚘️
Only been dancing to Roundabout for 52yrs
caffeinated live version!!!
Hey rogue there's not a better bassist out there that I've heard maybe there's a lot that are closed then Chris squire. If you get a chance listen to heart of the sunrise by yes the bass playing is sick especially in the beginning 🎸🎸 keep looking beautiful!!❤️❤️❤️
Yes I agree that song is one of my favorite from Yes and Chris Squire is my hero since 50 years.
I'm a 70 year old bass player and I used to listen to only the bass most of the time. Now that I've grown older I've learn to appreciate the whole song. Little late but I've settled in my ways. Thanks Jim