David it is pure joy to watch and listen to you keep Chris Squire in the foreground! CTTE never gets old nor does watching you play forever showing us how Chris Squire played it. Thank you kindly Sir!
Thanks very much Patrick. I never get tired of this song either, or playing Chris' bass part. This is just an amazing piece of music. If I had to pick one Yes song as my favorite, this would be it.
David BASS 🎬☕☕... Que buen Gusto para Disfrutar AL YES Watching You 🎬... Congratulations From Venezuelan... I hope see Don't Kill The Whale 🎸🎸 Blessings 🎺
@@davidkeep2140 ... Take it easy!!! You are a Excelent Bassman... Listen Together away Don't Kill The Whale 🎸🎸 My Page in RUclips OskarDominguez Bajista Abbey Conocedores... Blessings 🎺..
David it is always privilege to watch and listen to you play to this extraordinary masterpiece! Thank you for keeping Chris Squire's majesty present for us all!
@@patrickm3373 Hey Patrick, I used to be able to play Sound Chaser, but I'm afraid I'm just not fast enough these days. And while I do like some of Fish Out Of Water, I'm not a huge fan of the Yes members' solo albums.
I just posted a comment on your friends page. Much respect. I may finally have a shot at getting through one of these songs under your tutelage. Thanks.
I never get tired of this song. I totally get (from your response to the other comments) how this is getting harder, to do long songs as you age. It really is too bad that every day we each get a day older. Today I'm 17631 days old and nowhere nearly as musically inclined as you are. I'll be happy for you to do any Yes song from any album - there are shorter Yes songs, that's for sure.
I never get tired of this song either. Interesting, I never thought about how old I am in days. I'm a wee bit older than you, just shy of 23,000 days! Oh my! And yes, I'm hoping to get to one of those shorter songs this week.
😀 ok David, i wish i could have Fun like this🤓 i love yes since i was 12 yo now im 58 without a single day listen to these guys. Tears ARE still Common, and i know How hard and complex are CS Lines, só again congrats
@@eduardoOlima I started listening to Yes when I was 14. I’m 65 now (old man!). My sister got the Yessongs album for her birthday and I was completely blown away the first time I heard it. I’ve been listening to them ever since. And yes, tears are still common for me too, especially toward the end of this song.
@@davidkeep2140 i tottaly agree, yes music blow our minds, its a doorway tô other realityes not only inner ones. My First contact with yes was from open tv . Here in Brasil there was a TV station that stop transmiting late of night with a song. Guess from who? Yes yes, It was the ending of América yes version. That time obviously there was not much tech, News from other countryes were not Common and fascinanted i try tô Discover who player that tiny litlle piece of music. Latter o found the First yes coletânea ( firgot the word) and become addicted😍
03:13 y 03:36. Como me fascinan esas notas de bajo. Chris squire llevo la manera de tocar el rickenbacker o otro nivel. Un adelantado a su tiempo. Creo una escuela de bajistas gracias a su sonido puro y agresivo
@@davidkeep2140 Fantastic! Then, why not create more new bass cover videos with your new Ric...;-) She's a beauty to look at, and a great pleasure to listen to!
@@peterg.bassist I've done 4 in the last 2 weeks and I'm working on more. 😁 Actually, that's the only Ric I have left. I've been downsizing a lot and even sold my 4001V63 after having it for 18 ½ years!
Thanks Jeffrey. I play through an Ampeg SVT-3 Pro head that's plugged into my computer with a Motu M4 interface. No speakers. I use Logic Pro and have 2 tracks set up for my bass. Track one is clean and I use Logic Pro's expander and just a bit of reverb. Track 2 is the same set up but with some distortion. I raise and lower that track depending on how much distortion Chris is using.
Thanks Steve. I play through an Ampeg SVT-3 Pro head. The line out is plugged into both channels of a Motu M4 with a Y cable and then the M4 is plugged into my Mac. I have two tracks set up in Logic Pro, one for each channel of the M4. Track 1 is the bulk of my sound. Track 2 is set up the same but I have a distortion unit in that one and raise and lower the volume of that track depending on how much distortion I need for any given song. The growl I get is mostly from have pretty low action and picking a little hard to get some fret buzz.
@@bassdude1978 No, the 4003S is only mono, no Ric o Sound. But that's kind of what I'm trying to emulate. Chris Squire ran his Ric through an Ampeg setup for the bulk of his sound and also had a Marshall setup for his "dirty" sound.
@@davidkeep2140 Ok thank you, all good stuff. , appreciate it! I play my ric thru an amp to a room and have a harder time getting the sound down that I want. I also use a Helix. I think having a more processed approach , rather than a live ambient room sound will help get me there. I am old, 61, so i need to educate myself on newer ways to do things electronically.
@@bassdude1978 Yeah, I don't use any speakers or mics. My sound is all direct. But it took me years to get even close to Chris' sound. I've been finding over the years that simple is better. My Ampeg amp, Moto M4, my Mac and I use the built-in effects in Logic Pro. That's really it. And BTW, I'm even older than you by a couple years! 🙄⚰
Buena interpretación, aunque algunos de los dibujos que realizas sobran o son de cosecha propia... Squire era un brujo con un toque de bajo difícil de imitar y que creó escuela..
![Yes - Close to the Edge [i, ii] (Chris Squire bass cover)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ami8TQr6sq8/mqdefault.jpg)
![Yes - Close to the Edge [i, ii] (Chris Squire bass cover)](/img/tr.png)
David it is pure joy to watch and listen to you keep Chris Squire in the foreground! CTTE never gets old nor does watching you play forever showing us how Chris Squire played it. Thank you kindly Sir!
Thanks very much Patrick. I never get tired of this song either, or playing Chris' bass part. This is just an amazing piece of music. If I had to pick one Yes song as my favorite, this would be it.
@@davidkeep2140 I wholeheartedly concur!
David BASS 🎬☕☕... Que buen Gusto para Disfrutar AL YES Watching You 🎬... Congratulations From Venezuelan... I hope see Don't Kill The Whale 🎸🎸 Blessings 🎺
Thanks again, Oskar. Sorry, but I haven't done a new video in a few years. I've done the ones really wanted to do and I'm getting old fast.
@@davidkeep2140 ... Take it easy!!! You are a Excelent Bassman... Listen Together away Don't Kill The Whale 🎸🎸 My Page in RUclips OskarDominguez Bajista Abbey Conocedores... Blessings 🎺..
Seamlesss🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
David it is always privilege to watch and listen to you play to this extraordinary masterpiece! Thank you for keeping Chris Squire's majesty present for us all!
Thanks Patrick.
@@davidkeep2140 I am compelled to request Sound Chaser. And dare I ask Fish Out of Water in its entirety?
@@patrickm3373 Hey Patrick, I used to be able to play Sound Chaser, but I'm afraid I'm just not fast enough these days. And while I do like some of Fish Out Of Water, I'm not a huge fan of the Yes members' solo albums.
@@davidkeep2140 Ha! On my fastest day I could never keep up with you! Thank you for keeping Chris Squire in the foreground!
@@patrickm3373 👍🏻
Quite impressive! New subscriber. I’ve been in love with ‘yes’ forever!!
Thank you for this.
Thanks very much Cheryl. I've been in love with Yes forever too. I was listening to these songs when they first came out.
@David Keep - wonderful!❤
Thanks! 😁
Nicely done! Love the little Yessongs improv bit at the end.
Thanks.
Amazing fantastic Mr Squire is back, let Mr Sherwood having a few lessons, im serious
😁👍🏻
Your Yes covers are some of my favorite on youtube!
Thanks! 😁
Wonderful. Hard to believe it's been like 50 years now since this was released. Bimey, I'm old AF :-/
Thanks Joe. Yeah, I know what you mean. I'm really starting to feel my age. It's getting a bit hard for me to do these long songs!
@@davidkeep2140 -- Trust me, I understand :-) Once again, great job David !!!
@@TheRealJerseyJoe 👍🏼
I just posted a comment on your friends page. Much respect. I may finally have a shot at getting through one of these songs under your tutelage. Thanks.
Thanks Mike. The reason I did these is to help others.
Perfect performance, always look forward to the next one.
Thanks Charles. It's getting harder to do these long ones at my age! 😳
I never get tired of this song.
I totally get (from your response to the other comments) how this is getting harder, to do long songs as you age. It really is too bad that every day we each get a day older. Today I'm 17631 days old and nowhere nearly as musically inclined as you are.
I'll be happy for you to do any Yes song from any album - there are shorter Yes songs, that's for sure.
I never get tired of this song either. Interesting, I never thought about how old I am in days. I'm a wee bit older than you, just shy of 23,000 days! Oh my! And yes, I'm hoping to get to one of those shorter songs this week.
Man your playing is awesome im impressed😮
Thanks Eduardo. I'm just having some fun playing the music I like. 😁
😀 ok David, i wish i could have Fun like this🤓 i love yes since i was 12 yo now im 58 without a single day listen to these guys. Tears ARE still Common, and i know How hard and complex are CS Lines, só again congrats
@@eduardoOlima I started listening to Yes when I was 14. I’m 65 now (old man!). My sister got the Yessongs album for her birthday and I was completely blown away the first time I heard it. I’ve been listening to them ever since. And yes, tears are still common for me too, especially toward the end of this song.
@@davidkeep2140 i tottaly agree, yes music blow our minds, its a doorway tô other realityes not only inner ones. My First contact with yes was from open tv . Here in Brasil there was a TV station that stop transmiting late of night with a song. Guess from who? Yes yes, It was the ending of América yes version. That time obviously there was not much tech, News from other countryes were not Common and fascinanted i try tô Discover who player that tiny litlle piece of music. Latter o found the First yes coletânea ( firgot the word) and become addicted😍
@@davidkeep2140 the Bass LINE in the ending let me speachless
Simply incredible!
Thanks. I just love this song and I never get tired of playing along with it.
Fantastic job once again, Keep up the great playing!
Thanks again. 😁
@@davidkeep2140 🙂
03:13 y 03:36. Como me fascinan esas notas de bajo. Chris squire llevo la manera de tocar el rickenbacker o otro nivel. Un adelantado a su tiempo. Creo una escuela de bajistas gracias a su sonido puro y agresivo
Yes, Chris was way ahead of his time. He played that Rickenbacker like no one ever has or ever will. He's been my favorite bass player since I was 15.
Great! Luv the tone of your Ric, too!
Thanks Peter. I bought this Ric kind of on a whim because I'd never played a 4003SW. I love it to death!!!
@@davidkeep2140 Fantastic! Then, why not create more new bass cover videos with your new Ric...;-) She's a beauty to look at, and a great pleasure to listen to!
@@peterg.bassist I've done 4 in the last 2 weeks and I'm working on more. 😁 Actually, that's the only Ric I have left. I've been downsizing a lot and even sold my 4001V63 after having it for 18 ½ years!
Real nice work! What amplification and effects might you be using? thx!
Thanks Jeffrey. I play through an Ampeg SVT-3 Pro head that's plugged into my computer with a Motu M4 interface. No speakers. I use Logic Pro and have 2 tracks set up for my bass. Track one is clean and I use Logic Pro's expander and just a bit of reverb. Track 2 is the same set up but with some distortion. I raise and lower that track depending on how much distortion Chris is using.
Hi David, Nicely done. Can you explain your setup?. Are you direct into a computer? What modeling, etc are you applying for the growly sound? Thanks!
Thanks Steve. I play through an Ampeg SVT-3 Pro head. The line out is plugged into both channels of a Motu M4 with a Y cable and then the M4 is plugged into my Mac. I have two tracks set up in Logic Pro, one for each channel of the M4. Track 1 is the bulk of my sound. Track 2 is set up the same but I have a distortion unit in that one and raise and lower the volume of that track depending on how much distortion I need for any given song. The growl I get is mostly from have pretty low action and picking a little hard to get some fret buzz.
@@davidkeep2140 thanks for the info - So your'e running the Ric o sound in stereo?
@@bassdude1978 No, the 4003S is only mono, no Ric o Sound. But that's kind of what I'm trying to emulate. Chris Squire ran his Ric through an Ampeg setup for the bulk of his sound and also had a Marshall setup for his "dirty" sound.
@@davidkeep2140 Ok thank you, all good stuff. , appreciate it! I play my ric thru an amp to a room and have a harder time getting the sound down that I want. I also use a Helix. I think having a more processed approach , rather than a live ambient room sound will help get me there. I am old, 61, so i need to educate myself on newer ways to do things electronically.
@@bassdude1978 Yeah, I don't use any speakers or mics. My sound is all direct. But it took me years to get even close to Chris' sound. I've been finding over the years that simple is better. My Ampeg amp, Moto M4, my Mac and I use the built-in effects in Logic Pro. That's really it. And BTW, I'm even older than you by a couple years! 🙄⚰
Buena interpretación, aunque algunos de los dibujos que realizas sobran o son de cosecha propia... Squire era un brujo con un toque de bajo difícil de imitar y que creó escuela..