Jon Anderson, (YES) and the Band Geeks, Heart of the Sunrise

Jon Anderson of YES, singing Heart of the Sunrise. There have been many breakups of the band, with members coming and going. This time it seems perpetual. No Christopher Squire to make thing all better. That only means now you can see two versions of YES. Steve Howe with the legal rights to call himself YES or Jon Anderson performing an evening of YES classics. I have seen Steve and his band. I choose Jon Anderson and his band.
Bass player, Richie Castellano, was a real treat to watch and listen too. He is the 3rd bass player trying to fill Christopher Squire's shoes. They fit really nicely. Chris was smiling down from heaven.

[@scottzappa9314]

Can you tell me how long his band had been in existence, and when this concert was? Because I'm a pretty big Yes fan and I've not seen them despite my advanced age. Like to see Jon. This is older Jon with facial hair, that I can tell. This is good.

[@zenstain]

Erm... this is Heart Of The Sunrise.

[@badaxeman]

errr, I know that, why I typed that, who knows? Christ, duh, LOL. Brain fart.

[@geftiler2112]

Recorded in Super Low Def.

[@musele6089]

Same thing over and over...!! It's a shame that the original band is fading away.

[@badaxeman]

agreed, but I highly enjoyed this show. New energy and passion for the music. Feel blessed that there is still YES music being song!

[@mondobe]

My generation didn’t get to experience the original shows. Jon is keeping the experience alive for the young fans.

[@supermantra3437]

This isnt South side.

[@badaxeman]

agreed. brain fart on my end. I don't even have a recording of South side of the sky, and I was positive I did. Perpetual Change and You and I and the new one Thank God, are the four I recorded