Drummer reacts to "Lucky Seven" by Chris Squire
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Chris brings such a different lyrical approach compared to Jon. And I love it! It is so personal and...dirty at some points. The bass tone he gets is just superb but it is even BETTER on this track. Patrick Moraz holding it down... Bill killing it... what else could you ask for?
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• Lucky Seven
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I never tire of Bill's tight snare drum sound, or his playing. Always adding texture, and predictably unpredictable.
The absolute bass GOAT. I feel sorry for people who haven't heard him but also jealous that they get to hear him for the first time.
I feel bad for them, but I feel privileged. I've been trying to turn people on to Chris Squire and this album since 1975. ✌️❤️🤟🥁
Clearly my favorite from this album, and probably from all yes members' solo albums. Everyone is at its top : Mel Collins' solo is magnificent, Patrick Moraz settles the tempo in a perfect way, and Chris and Bill shine through the whole song.
I have a special fondness, for Bill's drumming at the very end, I love the dialogue between the bass drum and the snare.
Agree on all the points, specially the regarding final drumming section... 😉
Mel Collins has such a cool discography. Much magnificence.
Love Bill Bruford's style and skills! ✌️❤️🤟🥁
Same for me. Bill’s drum at the end of the song is so impactful. So typically Briford
Theres only one man that create an album of this magnitude and put the bass guitar at the centre of it. That guy is Chris Squire. R.I.P brother, you will always be missed.
Boy I Miss Him!!❤
So each member went off to do some solo work and this is Chris’s project!
Full, layered, busy, “complicated”….but oh So good!!! ❤❤❤❤
Yes indeed, RIP Chris 🎶
Miss him too! The best of those solo albums in my opinion. Just look at the nouveau art on the cover. Just that sells me, lol. ✌️❤️
I highly recommend Anne of Cleves by Rick Wakeman. It's marvelous in every way and the drumming blows me away. Regardless keep up the good work.
More Yes magic. Thanks for your great reviews. R.I.P. Mr. Squire.
So glad you enjoying the videos Mark! I love hearing this music so much 🙏 it makes my days more bearable when I'm sick lol and they just rule :)
My favorite song on this album as well. The Sax and the Bass sound so great together, and Chris's voice just sounds superb with the music. Let us not forget Bill. I have watched interviews with Chris and he describes the way he picks the strings on his bass. When he plays he hits the note with his pick but also hits the string with his thumb which brings depth to the sound of the notes and gives him his unique sound when he plays which I found to be both interesting and amazing. Just an interesting fact that I found out. I wish I could remember the interview that he mentioned that I found on RUclips for all of you to check out. Nice to see you back Lee. 👏👏
Thank you Bruce! Glad to see you bro. This is my favorite track so far. Chris is so damn good at everything he does it seems lol
@Bruceducsak2153…here’s a link for the interview you mentioned about how chris picks the strings with both his pick and his thumb at the same time. It’s @ the 2:50 mark…Hope this helps…ruclips.net/video/cprcYnffK_o/видео.htmlsi=vioVkqADY6VH6Owt
@@L33Reacts Chris's story of how he happened to meet Jimi Hendrix (without yet having any idea of who he was, although Hey Joe had already become a hit) at the Marquee Club in early 1967, when the Syn had been booked to the same bill as Jimi and the Experience, is pure gold. There are so many comic points here, and Chris' laid-back way of telling it, with an understated sense of comic timing, nails all of them. ruclips.net/video/eo-lBnTc3So/видео.html
Masterworks from Mr Squire the Vocals are exquiste🎙 Bass Heaven🙏 syncopated Drumming from Bill🥁Mel C Fabulous🎷Such a Great Track😀 Love it s much❤ Timeless Classic RIP Maestro CS
Back in the mid seventies I heard Yes and my life changed . Their music still resonates through me now. Love your reactions keep it on.
I relate to what you're saying. The first concert I went to was Yes in 75. Chris squires the best and so is this album. ✌️
Safe to say that when it came to the caliber of musical talent, Yes HAD THE GOODS!
That Clap sound Lee is Bruford's famous "Cracked & Bent Cymbal" he found in a the studio trash before King Crimson started to record the "Red" album !! 👍🥁🎶
The electric piano on Lucky Seven is played by Andrew Pryce Jackman.
The church organ on Hold Out Your Hand is played by Barry Rose.
Patrick Moraz on this album plays only the organ on Silently Falling.
I love this album !!!! RIP Chris... RIP Andrew...
By the way: The Church Organist on 'Hold out your Hand' - his name was Barry Rose and he was the sub- Churchorganist of the Saint Pauls Cathedral in London. This was the Church, Chris Squire had sang in the Church Choir as he was a young Boy, together with Andrew Pryce Jackman, who arranged the Orchestral Parts and also played the Piano on this great Record. Later, Barry Rose played also the Church Organ on the wedding of Princess Diana 😔❤❤❤✨and...🤔 i've forgot the Name ..sorry. 😀 Kind Regards Heinz (from Munich). 🥀🌳🌷✨
Outside of Yes,this is probably my favorite Chris Squire moment. A close second is "Rick Wakeman's Criminal Record" which is just Rick, Chris and Alan White. Just the first three tracks.
Yes music is everything you would come to expect, from a band who dedicated an entire album to a great book titled “war and peace”…and Chris left his mark on everything he touched…RIP Chris, you are truly missed. 😢
You don't have to miss him -- he lives on through his music. His presence is as alive as the day he played it.
@@spikeysnack have you seen YES live in concert lately? They’re like a bad cover band…i said it, and i mean it … I miss Chris…
Can’t wait. My favorite track on this brilliant record.
You rock Karl!! Thank you so much! Your gonna love this video, I was really into it haha
Also, I'd recommend Bill Bruford's "My Heart Declares a Holiday" from the eponymous first Earthworks CD. What a brilliant, energetic, fantastic, exciting and innovative drumming over there....
I think I had that one but don’t know where it went.
...and Bill Bruford on drums. 😊
I had this on 8-track tape when it first came out. Hope you work your way through the whole thing -- the remaining two tracks are essential. I always loved Chris' distinctive voice on the Yes albums, and so this solo effort has always allowed me to bask in it. Patrick Moraz' solo album at the time, "The Story of i", is a total trip. Steve Howe's "Beginnings" is a personal fave as well -- I've even developed a fondness for his less-than-stellar yet earnest vocals. Alan White's "Ramshackled", on the other hand, is best left alone.
Awesome you're hitting tunes from my favorite album! Hard to come by Chris squire in reviews. Thanks for this one, ✌️❤️🤟🥁
You also have to listen the two Pieces of this phenomenal Record: 'Silentely falling' and 'Save' the two longest Tracks on 'Fish out of Water'. Both Tracks are absolute phantastic Tracks - absolute Masterworks. A 'must listen'! 😀Kind Regards Heinz from Munich. ✨
Hey heinz! This was so good :) he was so talented In so many different things and he just kills it wherever he goes. I love his energy. I will do the last two tracks too 😊
@@L33Reacts Thank you for your answer. Very nice. My wife and i, we wish you and your Family much love ❤ and lots of luck. And Yeah, Chris was a real Master as well as a wonderful person. R. I. P. Chris - we will never forget you. 🌳🌷✨
@@L33Reacts P. S.: Lee, I hope so much your personal Situation for you and your family is improving. ☺❤✨
My favourite solo album by a Yes member, reminds me of my 16 year old self way back.
Lucky 7 is my personal favourite off this album, Its Chris and Bill in 'less is more mode', and its at times magical as a result. ❤❤❤❤ and yes, sexy, sexy sax.....😊
This is my favorite track so far too! So funky and sexy haha
My favorite Songs are 'Hold out your Hand' and - above all: 'Safe'. It is grandios, huge - absolutely cinematic. Every Time i hear the Piece, my first thought, among other things, is: The Grand Canyon! 🌳🥀🌱✨ Kind Regards Heinz (from Munich).
@@heinzmuller159best wishes to you also..
@@randlerobbertson8792 oh, thank you Randle. Wish you the same. 🌳🥀🌱🌷✨
Ladies and gentlemen Chris Squire the greatest show on earth.
He is the best of the best. 😊😊🙏
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Thanks Lee! So groovy! This is my ringtone, Lol! Hope you guys feel better quickly!! Lots of Love to all!
Thank you Bela! I appreciate you so much.
The album should be done in order. Each song leads into the next.
Love this album! Great reaction too, L33 -- hope you're feeling better. Yes, the other two tracks are also well worth a listen.
Were you aware of Squackett, the collaboration between Chris Squire and Steve Hackett released in 2012? It's fantastic -- give the title track "A Life Within a Day" a try. Cheers!
Children’s Concerto is a Nice place to start.
I'll check it out thank you Roger 😊
Best song on the album. Bluesy funky jazzy brilliant ❤
It really was the best I've heard from this album so far! I think there is two songs left for me to do from this. Love Mr. Squire 😊
Hey Lee! Fish Out of Water by the GOAT on bass guitar, is a complete masterpiece! Chris is immaculate on the entire album. R.I.P. my brother. 🕊🕊🕊😎
He really is the best of the best. I love his solo work AND his Yes work. Who woulda thought?? Lol
@@L33Reacts Me! 50 years ago up to today!!!!👍😎
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Yes, great album with such a funky, orchestral feel! A very cinematic, textured sound, too, and multil-layered. The interplay between Bill, Chris and Patrick Moraz is flawless all through... :)
Lee, have you heard the live version of "the Fish" from the Yessongs album? It's a true showcase for Bill and Chris, taped in New York in early 1972, and with such bursts of poetic light and kinetic energy...A real exploration of the possibilities of the Rickenbacker (and of their new live sound system which was custom built for them and meant a tiger leap for their on-stage sound I got hold of Chris Welch's book about the band which delves into so much about the development of Yes and their music). In the Live Fish you can really hear the influence of Jimi Hendrix on Squire, and how much it inspired his playing.
Silently Falling should be the next song from this album.
and please listen to the next piece "Safe, the cannon song" Bil at his finest...Interesting thing about Bill's kit here, he used the bottom Paiste Sound edge hi-hat cymbal as his main left handed crash, it has an explosive sizzle sound to it, a very distinctive sound . That's Bill always searching for different sounds.
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Truthfully you should do the whole album, it is a continuous piece.
you can see why him and Jon sound so good with YES musc
Chris was Yes from the start, which would be when he met and sat down with Jon at the place the latter worked as a server. He took to putting together a group because he kept getting criticism as a session musician. That's why the bass was always forward in Yes music. From that meeting to his death, he was always a part of Yes. Hence the Yes energy
Someone once asked Rick what the meaning of Jon's lyrics were. He said he had no idea. He was sure they meant something to Jon though. Cracked me up.
Hahahahaha that's great 🤣🤣
I always find it sad when someone doesn't listen to the album in one piece or at least by the side of the record. But it was still nice. I just had to listen to “Safe (Canon Song)” immediately afterwards.
Yep, "Lucky 7" is the best track on the album.
Chris' nickname was "The Fish" because he loved to soak in the bath. And this being his solo album The Fish is out of Water (Yes being the water).
I'm glad that Chris chose Bill to drum for him; it works way better than anyone else, especially Alan White.
I was hoping you might get to this one . This is my very favourite songs period !
I loved it! So much spunk and energy to it. Chris Is a virtuoso
Hello friend,. I hope your personal situation is improving..............
Thanks for doing......Fish.........
Steve Gurren
Yo my man I love this album 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
BTW - Mel Collins recorded and toured with King Crimson and Dire Straits.
I've heard Mel in some KC before and he is just so damn good. He can pierce through your soul. Craziness.
.. said of course: 'Silently Falling' and 'Safe', sorry. ☺Kind Regards Heinz. 🌳🥀🌱✨
Cool sound I actually never heard this. Of course has to be odd time. What else would you expect?
You rock friend !!!!.......
Be careful with your job !!!!
Best rhythm section in rock goes crazy in 7/8.
Fender Rhodes isn't something commonly heard in context of Yes-related music. That is until Patrick came along, bless him. So in some ways this song is an extension of the jazzy experiments on Relayer. It's just very NOT Yes-y in that it's the same keyboard riff just repeated over and over -- with everything else layered on it turning it into a big jam. It's a cool song. I remember back in high school when a friend got this album before I did. He called me all excited going on about how "It's jazz!" 😄
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Bill Bruford is so perfect, he could do this 7/8 beat while sleeping..
Nice! :)
Chris's Telecaster bass; the only time he used it on record, AFAIK, but he lost it (or it was stolen). His then wife Nikki on BVs too. The meter is 7/4 (apart from the end of the chorus "toooo-niiiiight"), and, if comparisons are even necessary, all you need to do is add a strong guitar line and this could be a Pink Floyd track.
My Dad had this album, when i was growing up. The only one I knew back then was Jon. No, Chris, no Patrick, No Bill. 🤣
Hahah he was the only who mattered to you when you were younger 😆😊
I know. 🤣🤣
Check out Moraz/Bruford. Music for piano and drums.
Oh man I didn't know that was a thing! I'm definitely gonna check that out! Sounds great. Thank you for the tip.
Okay, when you did Chris earlier, was cool. But Lucky Seven is the shit on his solo album. I said earlier, his vocals really was part of the YES sound. Without him, don't think they'd had what they did. Just sayin'.
I agree, chris was a huge part of their sound! He proves that by what I've heard from this album and from Yes :)
And Jon is not on this album, I know that
"Silently falling" should be next track from this album. The other one ("Safe") it's OK, but drags far, faaaaar too much.... it gives progressive rock a bad name... heheheh
Oh no not a bad name!! Lol. Ok cool I'll check out this one first. Thank you for the heads up LOL