This is the material this lineup does 'good for itself'. 'And You and I', the Yes Album Material, any Howe dominant tunes are his to choose; but with the YES of today . . . do the newer stuff. Be relevant !?
Reading some of these vapid musings, otherwise known as misinformed comments, has me angry and ill from their ignorance! This era of Yes featured Trevor Horn on vocals and Geoff Downes on keyboards, the duo formerly called, The Buggles and had the very first music video ever shown on MTV, when it premiered in June of 1981. The song was, "Video Killed the Radio Star." Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman departed Yes and Trevor Horn and Geoff Downes replaced them to record the album, "Drama " , released in 1980. In short, this tribute band was emulating a song from , "Drama " album. Therefore, the vocals were similar to Trevor Horn, not Jon Anderson. Next time, before you critique a tribute band, do your research!
Not a tribute band. Steve Howe on guitar, Geoffrey Downes on keyboards, Billy Sherwood on bass ( picked by Chris Squire before passing), Jon Davidson on vox. The other "Yes" band is Jon Anderson, Rick Wakeman, Trevor Rabin.
Très bien ❤
Rip Yes
No,it did not.
There is No way to take this back! "Up, Up for Anything?" Yeah, like a total lack of integrity.
This is the material this lineup does 'good for itself'. 'And You and I', the Yes Album Material, any Howe dominant tunes are his to choose; but with the YES of today . . .
do the newer stuff. Be relevant !?
Think Trading Standards should be called in.
Esto ya no es ni una pizca de lo que fue YES . LÁSTIMA
No veo a Yes .....
no existe YES sin Jon Anderson
Reading some of these vapid musings, otherwise known as misinformed comments, has me angry and ill from their ignorance! This era of Yes featured Trevor Horn on vocals and Geoff Downes on keyboards, the duo formerly called, The Buggles and had the very first music video ever shown on MTV, when it premiered in June of 1981. The song was, "Video Killed the Radio Star."
Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman departed Yes and Trevor Horn and Geoff Downes replaced them to record the album, "Drama " , released in 1980. In short, this tribute band was emulating a song from ,
"Drama " album. Therefore, the vocals were similar to Trevor Horn, not Jon Anderson. Next time, before you critique a tribute band, do your research!
This voice is very bad. The soul of Yes is Jon Anderson.
Nope.
Furchtbar. Es gibt inzwischen Coverbands die das viel besser spielen.
Geez, these guys sound terrible. It’s a tribute band and not a good one, that’s for sure.
Not a tribute band. Steve Howe on guitar, Geoffrey Downes on keyboards, Billy Sherwood on bass ( picked by Chris Squire before passing), Jon Davidson on vox. The other "Yes" band is Jon Anderson, Rick Wakeman, Trevor Rabin.