It's Trevor Rabin's song. He virtually reinvented Yes. If Howe wants to be out there, he's gotta play bass. Anyway, he's the only one I want see out there substituting for Squire.
That's terrific, my friend...I'm absolutely envious!!! What a remarkable band to photograph. Saw them back in '77, Going For The One tour in Buffalo, and at Toronto's CNE Bandshell in '84 or '85. Perhaps you were there as well. One of my all time favorite bands, hands down. Can't imagine what a thrill that must have been for you during those six years. Take care SEFX3D.
I have about 30 great prints BUT most of my 1000 plus images are 35mm slides. I'd have to convert them first. Not sure if I'd want to spend the time and money on that. One of a kind images. I's do a book if I would know it might sell.
Sorry to disappoint but this performance is enhanced and cleaned up with Protools, there's another video if you care to search with the actual performance! I much prefer this even if it's not quite what they actually sounded like.
I have to say, that is very gracious of Steve Howe to be playing bass, pinch-hitting for passed on band member, Chris Squire. So selfless and void of ego. One of the all-time greats on 6 strings, sharing stage with another great, Trevor Rabin. What an awesome and inspiring sight.
Jon Anderson is such a beautiful human being. I can't believe he can still hit those notes no other singer of his age can have done for the past 3 decades (Elton, Billy Joel, Ian Anderson). Plus there's a very funny video of him explaining to his wife that he hurt his back putting up Christmas decorations. She ignores that and he repeats, "Did you hear me say I hurt my back?" I'm so glad he's a naturalize American citizen. I love Yes and especially Jon Anderson--ever since Olias of Sunhillow!
@Erik Rexmari He's also a master of the 6 & 12 double neck (18 strings in total and its own thing). I've seen Steve onstage with lap steel, acoustic, and use 2 different electrics all in the same song, so I would not limit the # of strings this amazing man can play. lol!
Steve played the bass part great, and better that a Yes member play it than Geddy, even though Geddy did great on Roundabout. It made sense that Howe would play bass for OOALH, as that is a Rabin song, and Howe was just being classy. Wish both bands would put differences aside and reunite. Chris is gone, Steve just lost a son, they are all getting old. The whole truly is greater than the sum of its parts.
I can't believe how great Jon Anderson sounds on this. I had to go back and listen to some other live recordings of him singing this just to be sure that this performance wasn't fixed in post and I'm convinced he's just that great and totally nailed it.
Dave Westner - it's been expertly changed post production with Protools. Nice job! Someday they will be able to do this alteration live! Here's link to original th-cam.com/video/WvU3h4a1vvY/w-d-xo.html
@@mikewa2 man, that's a disappointment. I'm not surprised, but I was truly hoping that he is actually that good. They do have live autotune out there somewhere....never used it myself (more of a studio engineer these days). Long live humans!
Dave Westner Hi, I'm sure Paul McCartney uses live autotune, I think he has to if you listen to his voice recently, he can hardly talk without a bottle of water to hand. The way artificial intelligence is going there will be very realistic virtual musicians soon. Bring back Jimi, ha ha.
I saw Yes in the late70s at Bingley Hall at the County Showground, Stafford. I was blown away. I saw them whenever they toured the UK. It's a real pity that Chris Squire never got to see Yes inducted in the Hall of Fame. It should of happened years ago.
I distinctly remember when this song came out and how it marked the end of Rock & Roll. Such an incredible sound, and best if listened to very loudly. It was the end of an era. Very sad. I miss Yes.
Almost no better group (through most incarnations) than Yes! The staggering quality and complexity of their music is surpassed only by the fact that their music is not tedious to listen to.
This was a great performance. I thought Steve Howe did a fantastic job playing the bass! This guy is one of the most prolific gifted guitarist in the world a transfer that to playing bass on this song. And by the way I never saw that cat move around so much on stage as he did when he was playing oh my... I saw that he played it Inspira to Chris Squire with that Rickenbacker. Such respect.
Amazing band, amazing sound. I discovered them in 77 by a kid couple years older than myself. Rediscovered them again in the early, mid 80's..saw them live around that time and just recently downloaded all my favs again.....less the 80's stuff.
No surprise. He has played bass on his solo material. When you give it a moments thought, it was a great way to play the song, including what was the band, Yes.
Steve Howe is and has always been serious stuff musically. One of my Top Guitarists...so Melodic, and brings power when needed. Great work on Bass here, as you have already cited.
ZetorWRC Wrong. I don't know how many people I have corrected,as 2 Jon Anderson's range.Jon sings in ALTO. FALSETTO is the range of the master of that range:Mr.Prince Rogers Nelson.rip.Learn your Vocal ranges B4 comments!
@@nirradyen-tolobaz3727 it also signifies a break in the voice and change of technique. Yes, many people don't know what falsetto is and use the word incorrectly. But they are just repeating what they've heard...
@@nirradyen-tolobaz3727 Crack pipe? Wtf r u on about? That might be part of your culture but it isn't part of mine. I'm 66 yrs old. Meanwhile i notice you haven't nominated anyone.
There are some videos from the audience that show the whole song that is edited here. Just as Rick and Trevor walk toward each other and start jamming down the stairs from the stage into the audience to sit down at a table and then walk back up the stage to finish the show. That is where Jon is smiling at Rick :) And also there are videos of the full speeches of their induction which are very good that unfortunately were edited in some parts as well as Alan's speech but they kept a lot of the entertaining bit of Rick.
As much as I love the choices the band made for their performance, I would really have loved to hear the a capella version of "leave it". It's still my favorite version of my favorite Yes song. To hear them sing in harmony would truly show how brilliant this band is.
I am not really sure why I have not watched the Yes R&RHOF performances until now. I did watch the induction and speeches. I think I was afraid the performances would be cringe-worthy. Boy, was I wrong. They absolutely nailed the performances! I am blown away at Steve's chops on bass!!!!! OMG! What a fantastic surprise!!!! He just killed it!!! And, I don't think I have EVER seen so much animation and excitement shown outwardly by Steve! He was INTO IT for these performances! And Jon's voice!!!!! How many of his contemporaries still have the vocal chops to the degree of near perfection, that Jon still has? Just amazing!!!! And Trevor Rabin also really kicks some ass here! After all this time, it still sounds fresh! Rick was slightly different in this song, but he held up his end of the bargain, no problem. I mean, it's Rick Wakeman, ffs!!! WOW! Like Jon said at the end..... "Thank God for music!"
Saw yes at the bicentennial concert "THE FREEDOM 76" in Philadelphia. (JFK STADIUM) For there 3rd oncur they played ROUND ABOUT. there were ,185,000 in attendance. DAMN WHAT A CONCERT.
....best band ever? I honestly couldn’t say...but definitely the band closest to my heart or rather on the inside of my heart. Love always and forever. C.S. R.I.P
I am so happy for Yes to FINALLY get their due from the Rock and Roll Hall of Shame... A travesty to put it mildly... Chris Squire is thumbing his nose from Heaven. He, and Yes, deserve better.
About time!! Such a shame that it happened after the death of Chris Squire who was the true keeper of the flame. The only one who never left & who appeared on all their albums.
Nigel Tilbury Aaaaah...don't mean 2 burst your bubble,sir.Jon Anderson was FORCED out of YES 4 the DRAMA lp The rest of the band ,specifically,Steve Howe and Chris Squire,felt Jon had "lost his way as lyricist and musical contributor.There is an article in "Melody Maker" in 1979 ,where they "air their dirty laundry,about Jon".Not really surprising ,as when he got very ill somewhere in the late first decade of the 21 Century,and came VERY CLOSE 2 dying!Not A single soul from YES called or came 2 visit.He is quoted in an interview saying,"I thought we were friends..."😔😩
@@nirradyen-tolobaz3727 Bubble intact as that's how bands work - or not! With Jon Anderson writing such drivel as Circus Of Heaven or Arriving UFO on Tormato, then I think the others might have had a point :-) Fact remains Chris Squire was the only member who appeared on all Yes albums until his untimely death.
....and before the end times... people would gather in the tens of thousands to be entertained by magic of sound and light. When wizards still walked the earth.
@Osama Number5 Steve is proficient on anything with strings. Guitar, Bass, Dobro, Banjo, Koto, Mandolin. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if he could play the harp. He could probably pull a piano apart and play that. He's a freakin' genius.
During the heyday of MTV, when it was at its best, there were a few videos that absolutely ruled MTV and Yes' "Owner of a Lonely Heart" was one of them. Golden Earring's "Twilight Zone", David Bowie and "Jazzin' for Blue Jean", Robert Plant's "Big Log" and who could forget Annie Lennox and Eurythmics "Sweet Dreams are Made of This"....It was always my opinion these songs were what MTV was created for. Congratulations to Yes on their induction in to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Appropriate. I once read an interview with Chris Squire in which he said that Trevor Rabin was able to completely cover Steve Howe's parts on earlier Yes songs but the inverse wasn't true (How couldn't emulate Rabin's playing).
Wow they absolutely hit that unbelievable so glad I was able to see these guys in 2013, 1999 and 1993 God bless you Chris squire rest in peace brother.
What I love about this song is that it evolved what a hit rock song could be. I can still remember the first time I hear this. It was so different. And not all different is good. But this was.
This is the first and ONLY time you will see Yes with this line up perform. Steve Howe on bass is priceless.
Yes, it is!!!
It's Trevor Rabin's song. He virtually reinvented Yes. If Howe wants to be out there, he's gotta play bass. Anyway, he's the only one I want see out there substituting for Squire.
@@Kedbuka Geddy was awesome!
@@patriotpizzaman Geddy was freak'n AWESOME! That bass sound was gasmic!
@@Kedbuka Yes didn't need reinventing. They evolved. Most bands rest on their laurels but Yes continues to create...
Anderson's voice Still standing the test of time. He's also solid on the tambourine.
here he was 73 years old...incredible...
yep
Awesome! Was a photographer for YES back in 1979 to 1985. Will never forget. The most special band in my life!
That's terrific, my friend...I'm absolutely envious!!! What a remarkable band to photograph. Saw them back in '77, Going For The One tour in Buffalo, and at Toronto's CNE Bandshell in '84 or '85. Perhaps you were there as well. One of my all time favorite bands, hands down. Can't imagine what a thrill that must have been for you during those six years. Take care SEFX3D.
you should publish some picture of those great years ¡
I have about 30 great prints BUT most of my 1000 plus images are 35mm slides. I'd have to convert them first. Not sure if I'd want to spend the time and money on that. One of a kind images. I's do a book if I would know it might sell.
You should . I'll definitely buy a copy . Great band . Cheers .
Corea Kixx , I've seen these as well . Plus another 30 around the globe . Great band indeed .
Steve Howe playing the Rickenbacker bass on this.
A true master of the string instrument.
Rock on!!
RIP chris
Jon Anderson hasn't lost a note off his high end. Love it.
Very agree with you. Jon Anderson's voice is still amazing!!!!. Love yes!!!
Perfect 😎👌
Well, in the first verse he couldn’t quite hit those same notes as he did in the 80’s. Sadly, no voice is immune from some decay.
yeah, indeed.
not many rockers can boasts such vocal prowess like jon possesses.
Sorry to disappoint but this performance is enhanced and cleaned up with Protools, there's another video if you care to search with the actual performance! I much prefer this even if it's not quite what they actually sounded like.
I have to say, that is very gracious of Steve Howe to be playing bass, pinch-hitting for passed on band member, Chris Squire. So selfless and void of ego.
One of the all-time greats on 6 strings, sharing stage with another great, Trevor Rabin.
What an awesome and inspiring sight.
Cool!
Steve Howe's humility to play bass on a song he wasn't a part of is special. Oh, and he killed it.
Bruford + Squire = One of the best rhythm sections in the history of rock & roll!
Lee + Peart...
So fun to see Howe playing bass, and doing justice to Chris Squire. I didn't notice Howe and Rabin even look at each other during the entire song.
Howe has always been the one with the problem, and not just with Rabin.
Jon Anderson is such a beautiful human being. I can't believe he can still hit those notes no other singer of his age can have done for the past 3 decades (Elton, Billy Joel, Ian Anderson). Plus there's a very funny video of him explaining to his wife that he hurt his back putting up Christmas decorations. She ignores that and he repeats, "Did you hear me say I hurt my back?" I'm so glad he's a naturalize American citizen. I love Yes and especially Jon Anderson--ever since Olias of Sunhillow!
R.i.p. Chris. Steve Howe is doing great on that Rickenbaker
Seeing Wakeman in a sparkly cape makes me happy.
All these years and Jon Anderson still hasn't sussed that they never turn up the mix on any musical instrument he's playing.
His ego can carry it..x
I'm pretty sure that that's he way he asked for it.
Steve Howe channelling Chris Squire. I could not have made this up.
Steve Howe with a Rick Bass doing the Curly Shuffle! Love it!
I was thinking that was another tribute to Chris too :)
You mean the chuck berry goose walk. He probably was one of steves heroes growing up and rightfully so. He was a master .
Trevor Rabin is awesome
Absolutly great! Trevor Rabin took at that time in the 80 s a new fresh wind into the band.... Great guitarist! Yeah!
Rock on!
Steve Howe playing the bass was really cool! He’s the man!
@Erik Rexmari He's also a master of the 6 & 12 double neck (18 strings in total and its own thing). I've seen Steve onstage with lap steel, acoustic, and use 2 different electrics all in the same song, so I would not limit the # of strings this amazing man can play. lol!
Very nice to see Howe doing such justice to Squire with the bass part. Quite touching.
wow watching steve on a rick bass,makes me cry,,,R.I.P. Chris
Frank Ortolano, but Steve does an admirable job.
Good job on bass Steve, Chris would be proud.
I'm actually so old that I remember when this song was new.
Ha! I was about 25 when it was new!
Me too!
The good news is if you remember when this was new your not that old I remember all good people when it was new
I'm old enough to remember when 'Roundabout' was new...
@@matthewblack7206 That is incredibly old.
Steve Howe played bass!
and nailed it
Not just nailed it, JAMMED on it. He's having a blast! Love it.
Not as tight as Chris, but then who is.
He did a great job and seemed to love it.
Steve played the bass part great, and better that a Yes member play it than Geddy, even though Geddy did great on Roundabout. It made sense that Howe would play bass for OOALH, as that is a Rabin song, and Howe was just being classy. Wish both bands would put differences aside and reunite. Chris is gone, Steve just lost a son, they are all getting old. The whole truly is greater than the sum of its parts.
Professor Howe dancing with a Rickenbacker bass. Absolutely priceless!
Jon singing like an angel, of course, and Steve on bass! Wish I'd been there. More than that I wish Chris had been there.
So sad that Chris Squire didn't live to see this day.
I can't believe how great Jon Anderson sounds on this. I had to go back and listen to some other live recordings of him singing this just to be sure that this performance wasn't fixed in post and I'm convinced he's just that great and totally nailed it.
Dave Westner - it's been expertly changed post production with Protools. Nice job! Someday they will be able to do this alteration live! Here's link to original th-cam.com/video/WvU3h4a1vvY/w-d-xo.html
@@mikewa2 man, that's a disappointment. I'm not surprised, but I was truly hoping that he is actually that good.
They do have live autotune out there somewhere....never used it myself (more of a studio engineer these days).
Long live humans!
Dave Westner Hi, I'm sure Paul McCartney uses live autotune, I think he has to if you listen to his voice recently, he can hardly talk without a bottle of water to hand. The way artificial intelligence is going there will be very realistic virtual musicians soon. Bring back Jimi, ha ha.
@@mikewa2 Will have to have a listen to him live sometime.....last time I heard him he didn't sound super great. Long live humans and their mistakes!
@@mikewa2 ooof. I bet it's coming. I suspect we're being oversold. Probably no different than chuck e cheese
"We always look out for each other." Yeah, Howe and Rabin have each others' back.
With knives......
Those Old Geezers Sound Great! Jon Anderson's Voice Sounds As Good As Ever!!! Yes...Rock Legends
Oh my God! Steve Howe is on BASS! It just doesn't get better.
Jon Anderson, that's all I need to say here, beautiful man, singing beautiful music.
yes to the yes.
I saw Yes in the late70s at Bingley Hall at the County Showground, Stafford. I was blown away. I saw them whenever they toured the UK. It's a real pity that Chris Squire never got to see Yes inducted in the Hall of Fame. It should of happened years ago.
Chris you would have been the icing on the cake for this performance. RIP
I distinctly remember when this song came out and how it marked the end of Rock & Roll. Such an incredible sound, and best if listened to very loudly. It was the end of an era. Very sad. I miss Yes.
That bass riff at 7:37!!! Yes, Steve Howe is the man.
Steve playing the bass! It's a rare scene
So sad not seeing Chris... but Steve made a beautiful job there.
GOOD OLD DAYS ... WHEN MUSIC WAS FUCKING GREAT MUSIC ....... 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Trevor Rabin just perfect, and Steve on Bass doin' a great job ... every body doin great ...
dockaiser yyy
I'm a die hard metal fan, but that first riff always gives me chills..congratulations and well done guys
Metal is garbage it’s for talentless ugly alcoholic animals
Steve Howe on Rickenbacker bass!! WOW! :)
@2:21 That opening riff is absolutely thrilling!
+Art Knight
It should be. The got it right from the record.
I love how Steve was channeling Chris. Just WOW!
Almost no better group (through most incarnations) than Yes! The staggering quality and complexity of their music is surpassed only by the fact that their music is not tedious to listen to.
wow his voice still rocks..they have an unique sound. love yes
This was a great performance. I thought Steve Howe did a fantastic job playing the bass! This guy is one of the most prolific gifted guitarist in the world a transfer that to playing bass on this song. And by the way I never saw that cat move around so much on stage as he did when he was playing oh my... I saw that he played it Inspira to Chris Squire with that Rickenbacker. Such respect.
This was awesome, including Steve Howe on bass!!!
Rock on!
Amazing band, amazing sound. I discovered them in 77 by a kid couple years older than myself. Rediscovered them again in the early, mid 80's..saw them live around that time and just recently downloaded all my favs again.....less the 80's stuff.
Thank God for music! Thank God for Jon Anderson and Yes!
Great bass playing by...Steve Howe!!! had no idea about his virtuosity on that instrument.
He tends to play the bass on his own albums--listen to him especially on *The Steve Howe Album*.
No surprise. He has played bass on his solo material. When you give it a moments thought, it was a great way to play the song, including what was the band, Yes.
frydryk it IS Steve Howe after all. But it's still not the same without Squire. Seriously, his bass tone...only he could achieve such perfection.
Incredible Jon, singing on the same tone as the original, he is over 70 here. Wow!!!
steve howe .....very impressive !
Steve Howe is and has always been serious stuff musically. One of my Top Guitarists...so Melodic, and brings power when needed. Great work on Bass here, as you have already cited.
What a pleasant performance to Watch. Had me smile all along. Bands like this once they'll stop, will never be replaced. That's pure talent.
Jon Anderson still delivers his falsetto. As if listening to albums from 70s (Fragile...) :-)
ZetorWRC Wrong. I don't know how many people I have corrected,as 2 Jon Anderson's range.Jon sings in ALTO.
FALSETTO is the range of the master of that range:Mr.Prince Rogers Nelson.rip.Learn your Vocal ranges B4
comments!
@@nirradyen-tolobaz3727 it also signifies a break in the voice and change of technique. Yes, many people don't know what falsetto is and use the word incorrectly. But they are just repeating what they've heard...
I went to many concerts in the 70s and 80s. The two Yes show I saw were the best of them all. They were a great band.
Steve did such a great job here. Yes were always the most innovative and ambitious of bands.
How does Jon Anderon sound exactly the same...dude is eternal. They all sound brilliant.
Maestro Howe On Maestro´s Chris Squire Rickembaker , Unforgettable .!
Damn!! What a great band!!. They sound extremely good!!. Jon Anderson' s voice is amazing!!!!
73 & sang like a bird; now that's the true definition of awesome.
How many guys in their 60's have a voice like Jon - or younger for that matter
Jon Davison does.
Paul Rodgers? John Farnham?
micko11154 Seriously...c'mon.Put the crack pipe away,kiddo.U are done!🤗
donutcookiepie He has the ALTO range.But he lacks in timbre and proper enunciation.But he tries...🤗
@@nirradyen-tolobaz3727 Crack pipe? Wtf r u on about? That might be part of your culture but it isn't part of mine. I'm 66 yrs old.
Meanwhile i notice you haven't nominated anyone.
It's great seeing the middle-aged hotties that no one could get in high school now cheering Yes at their concert, the bunch of 70s nerds.
Damn there just aren't enough great adjectives for these guys! thanks!
There are some videos from the audience that show the whole song that is edited here. Just as Rick and Trevor walk toward each other and start jamming down the stairs from the stage into the audience to sit down at a table and then walk back up the stage to finish the show. That is where Jon is smiling at Rick :) And also there are videos of the full speeches of their induction which are very good that unfortunately were edited in some parts as well as Alan's speech but they kept a lot of the entertaining bit of Rick.
Jon Anderson is a space cadet with a magical voice.
SO cool to see Steve Howe playing Chris' bass parts on the Rickenbacker!
As much as I love the choices the band made for their performance, I would really have loved to hear the a capella version of "leave it". It's still my favorite version of my favorite Yes song. To hear them sing in harmony would truly show how brilliant this band is.
I agree but, Chris Squire's voice was a big part of that song (as with many others) and very possibly why that didn't happen.
I am not really sure why I have not watched the Yes R&RHOF performances until now. I did watch the induction and speeches. I think I was afraid the performances would be cringe-worthy.
Boy, was I wrong. They absolutely nailed the performances!
I am blown away at Steve's chops on bass!!!!! OMG! What a fantastic surprise!!!! He just killed it!!!
And, I don't think I have EVER seen so much animation and excitement shown outwardly by Steve! He was INTO IT for these performances!
And Jon's voice!!!!! How many of his contemporaries still have the vocal chops to the degree of near perfection, that Jon still has? Just amazing!!!!
And Trevor Rabin also really kicks some ass here! After all this time, it still sounds fresh!
Rick was slightly different in this song, but he held up his end of the bargain, no problem. I mean, it's Rick Wakeman, ffs!!!
WOW!
Like Jon said at the end.....
"Thank God for music!"
Steve Howe on the bass no yet. Technically and musically perfect. What a great performance and mix.
A fantastic band that should never break up
Rodrigo Messias I
About damned time!! Yes needs more tribute films made.They've always been my favorites.
they alone as musicios should be all inducted
Maybe in another tribute there'll be more on the greatest of drummers, Bill Bruford.
Saw yes at the bicentennial concert "THE FREEDOM 76" in Philadelphia. (JFK STADIUM) For there 3rd oncur they played ROUND ABOUT. there were ,185,000 in attendance. DAMN WHAT A CONCERT.
Steve Howe duck walkin with the Rick!!
Steve Howe show how a great musician he is! Yes Forever !
I really miss this music I shudder to think that it will never return.
Chris Squire was it,,,, damn the way he tighten it right
....best band ever? I honestly couldn’t say...but definitely the band closest to my heart or rather on the inside of my heart.
Love always and forever. C.S. R.I.P
Chris Squire. Nuff said.
I am so happy for Yes to FINALLY get their due from the Rock and Roll Hall of Shame... A travesty to put it mildly... Chris Squire is thumbing his nose from Heaven. He, and Yes, deserve better.
About time!! Such a shame that it happened after the death of Chris Squire who was the true keeper of the flame. The only one who never left & who appeared on all their albums.
Agreed.
Nigel Tilbury Aaaaah...don't mean 2 burst your bubble,sir.Jon Anderson was FORCED out of YES 4 the DRAMA lp
The rest of the band ,specifically,Steve Howe and Chris Squire,felt Jon had "lost his way as lyricist and musical contributor.There is an article in "Melody Maker" in 1979 ,where they "air their dirty laundry,about Jon".Not really
surprising ,as when he got very ill somewhere in the late first decade of the 21 Century,and came VERY CLOSE 2
dying!Not A single soul from YES called or came 2 visit.He is quoted in an interview saying,"I thought we were
friends..."😔😩
@@nirradyen-tolobaz3727 Bubble intact as that's how bands work - or not! With Jon Anderson writing such drivel as Circus Of Heaven or Arriving UFO on Tormato, then I think the others might have had a point :-) Fact remains Chris Squire was the only member who appeared on all Yes albums until his untimely death.
....and before the end times...
people would gather in the tens of thousands to be entertained by magic of sound and light.
When wizards still walked the earth.
I saw Seattle at Coliseum. They turned around the stage.
That was cool. ;-)
Yes ! Parmi les meilleurs du rock progressif ! J'écoute depuis 35 ans.
High quality music.
Steve Howe actually looked like he was enjoying himself on bass
Yes, he's pretending to play bass
be sure, he did. i cannot remember seeing steve howe hopping around on stage like a young school boy. it's fascinating to watch this.
LOL, that's because he DIDN'T have to play guitar for Owner for once !!
@Osama Number5 Steve is proficient on anything with strings. Guitar, Bass, Dobro, Banjo, Koto, Mandolin. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if he could play the harp. He could probably pull a piano apart and play that. He's a freakin' genius.
lol yes, notice how he'd 'cocked' the Ric at the end of the drop, Link Wray-style :)
how cool is that seeing Steve play bass, never saw that before, and Rick getting into some "guitar" action
This one song helped me through a lot of turmoil in my life.
During the heyday of MTV, when it was at its best, there were a few videos that absolutely ruled MTV and Yes' "Owner of a Lonely Heart" was one of them.
Golden Earring's "Twilight Zone", David Bowie and "Jazzin' for Blue Jean", Robert Plant's "Big Log" and who could forget Annie Lennox and Eurythmics "Sweet Dreams are Made of This"....It was always my opinion these songs were what MTV was created for.
Congratulations to Yes on their induction in to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The song that brought me to Yes! A life changing song.
Saw Yes in the 80's in Jacksonville. Another great band!
Accept it Steve, its one helluva riff. GOD Bless this Band, GENIUSES.
Steve Howe wakes up and suddenly remembers he's a rock god. 😊
Ravin en la guitarra y howe en el bajo tremendo tributo a Chris
Brilliant musicians, great song.
Had the honour of seeing the 2003 line up play live in my home town of Sydney after being a fan of Yes since 1975 ... never forget it!!
Steve Howe on bass! hahah awesome
Appropriate. I once read an interview with Chris Squire in which he said that Trevor Rabin was able to completely cover Steve Howe's parts on earlier Yes songs but the inverse wasn't true (How couldn't emulate Rabin's playing).
@@javiermoretti1825 no surprise 😁 However both are great guitarist
Wow they absolutely hit that unbelievable so glad I was able to see these guys in 2013, 1999 and 1993 God bless you Chris squire rest in peace brother.
Steve Howe standing in for the late, great Chris Squire.
saw'um in the 70's,80's,&90's.
anderson never changes awsome
What I love about this song is that it evolved what a hit rock song could be. I can still remember the first time I hear this. It was so different. And not all different is good. But this was.