YES - GOING FOR THE ONE COMPLETE TOUR
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- YES - GOING FOR THE ONE COMPLETE TOUR
01 Firebird Suite COLOGNE 112977
02 Parallels COLOGNE 112977
03 I've Seen All Good People SPRINGFIELD 081077
04 Close to the Edge COPENHAGEN 111377
05 Wondrous Stories PROVIDENCE 081577 (Dan Lampinski)
06 Colors of the Rainbow L.A. 092377 (Mike Millard)
07 Turn of the Century HEIDELBERG 112177
08 Tour Song MEMPHIS 100777
09 And You and I ATLANTA 082577
10 Jamming PARIS 120677
11 Going For the One COPENHAGEN 111377
12 Flight Jam COLOGNE 112977 Awaken BOSTON 081277 (Barry L. Rogoff)
13 Starship Trooper L.A 092677 (Mike Millard)
14 Your's is No Disgrace PARIS 120677
15 Nous Sommes Du Soleil COLMAR 120277
16 Nous Sommes Du Soleil PARIS 120677
17 Roundabout BOSTON 081277 (Barry L. Rogoff)
They must have GFTO sound boards in storage, given some of YESSHOWS comes from this tour. How a sound board from this tour has never leaked astonishes me.
This tour was the first time I saw them in Oakland California. I'll never forget!
I saw them 12 04 1977 in Palais des sports in Lyon France 🤩 Beautifull show and very good sound 😍
My first Yes show, October 8, 1977, Jackson, MS. Still have the program I bought that night. I was blown away by what I witnessed. Amazing!
Absolute legend.
Saw Toronto May 1978, 17 years old, great show but no GFTO or Topographic, my two faves at the time. But they did play the entire CTTE in one set. Also solo features for all! Saw this lineup again early 2000s where they did feature Revealing Science Of God and played Awaken, as well as playing South Side Of The Sky for the first time on tour. Anderson thanked the fans for their support which allowed them to continue performing material like TFTO.
My first ever concert. Saw them in Providence RI on this tour. What a way to start out!
I saw them in Boston. First concert as well.
Me too, in St Louis. Donovan was the opener. Seems like several lifetimes ago, yet also just like yesterday. A great concert Cherry Buster for sure!
It was my first YES concert, and the last date of that tour, in New Orleans.
Set List:
Firebird Suite 0:00
Parallels 1:25
I've Seen All Good People 7:08
Close To The Edge 14:13
Wonderous Stories 34:48
Colors Of The Rainbow 38:45
Turn Of The Century 39:37
Tour Song 48:04
And You And I 50:33
Jam 59:57
Going For The One 1:01:26
Flight Jam 1:07:01
Awaken 1:11:42
Starship Trooper 1:28:47
Yours Is No Disgrace 1:42:37
Nous Sommes Du Soleil (Colmar) 1:55:47
Nous Sommes Du Soleil (Paris) 1:57:44
Roundabout 1:59:55
Thanks
@@RadagastBrown420 You're welcome👍
It's like related never happened .... Shameful
Saw them at the old Boston Garden on this tour. The group always appreciated the rabid Boston crazies but this show was extra special from the opening Parallels to Roundabout. Thanks for including the Garden version on Awakening, will never forget hearing that or the long standing ovation after the group played it.
like you Tom my first Yes Concert the Aladdins theater Las Vegas. Had first listen The YES album in 1973 still a fan
I attended the Stafford Bingley Hall gig. Donovan opened for them. Rick had returned, unforgettable. ..
An interesting tour in many ways -- such as the lack of solo sections heard on almost every other tour. Marvelous to hear the whole GFTO album brought to life.
Starship Trooper is awesome here! the second best after Yessongs!
Yes, very unusal and interesting version. But as far as i'm concerned, the best one is the one on Keys to Ascension. Guess you know it...
@@fandru5538 I was there for KEYS TO ASSENSION!!!
I love Flight Jam introducing Awaken which is maybe only for this tour? Vibraphone is used in other songs. I love vibraphone🤗
Great album,great tour,CTTE a masterpiece.
Best Flight Jam I've heard.
Stunning. Just Stunning. This might be my favorite Yes tour. What a treat to hear Flight Jam. Such gorgeous music. How I love this band. The set list is beyond amazing. Yes at their pinnacle. ❤❤❤❤❤
My first show/first Yes show.
I was 15.
Atlanta 8/25/1977
All those many years ago.
Magnificent as always
... the picture looks like the opening "Parallels" ... Chris on Fender Bass, and Steve on Stratocaster
Thanks for uploading and sharing these gems, man!
Having the video would have been nice, but that's ok, great to stream it in my car.
Recording video wasn't as easy to do back in the day unless it was an official commercial recording but the sound- not bad at all! The big generator tour is really good!
Do you have the talk your as well?
Since the first Yes tour I saw in 1974, tales from topographic oceans - is seen every Yes tour up until 2011- fly from here . Drama was the only tour I missed and I was. Immediate about that. At least Trevor Horn didn't try sounding like Jon Anderson and he was perfect for doing that album live. When I saw fly fro. Here, I got free tickets. Benoit David wasn't bad, and the album was ok, a sequel to drama. But Styx was the opening band. The first time I saw them, for pieces of eight, I was bored. But that tour- Me and my friends agreed, they blew Yes off the stage.
And I have no desire to see Jon Davidson- that real cover band-
But I did see ARW on their first tour- awesome. Hope they finally perform that yet to hear new material, and finally do shoot high, more tunes from Talk and other songs that they have rarely performed.
Guarantee you I will not be disappointed if they don't perform all good people, or roundabout.
I can even do without owner of a lonely heart - just to hear other tunes. Glad they did I am waiting this tour, other than that it was the same as the first tour I hear.
Now, I am waiting- to hear new material and other tracks from their awesome catalogue!
Steve Howe was untouchable from 1972 - 78. Most versatile guitarist in the world. A master of so many styles who played over 13 different guitars at every live show...and then a kid named Eddie came along and the old six string genius was left in the dust of a finger tapping shredder who ran with the Devil.
About Eddie, left him in the dust? No. And you're comparing apples and oranges. Howe will always be great and is a legend.
'eddie' was good but a one trick pony....
steve howe excelled in many styles and
was top of his game for 30 years....
It's not all about finger tapping you know....
Eddie was all about speed nothing more. He may have been very talented but he was part of the popular American hard rock guitarists. In no way did he leave Steve in the dust or in no,way was he ever better than Steve as a guitarist or a writer of compositions. This comment is laughable
Eddie admitted that he nicked his fa
med style from the great Steve Hackett, he never came close to any of the European Guitarist's.
Genios inigualables .!!!!
My first ever concert at NYC Madison Square Garden.
Wonderful compilation of different recordings😄 Enjoyed so much🐱🐱🐱I love
Why are there no soundboards or radio broadcasts from the GFTO tour? There were several from the Tormato tour and even Relayer. These are pretty decent audience recordings, but I'd pay good money for a professionally recorded, complete GFTO show.
saw this tour in Detroit with Donovan opening. What a show!!!
mellow yellow..
yup, went with a girlfriend and her mom in her vw bus, she knew donovan, yes not so much 77' good time to grow up with rock n roll got see a lot of great bands, big and small, this will fire up some memory morons, i mean neurons
Right - he had a rock band with him . Donovan played better than when I saw him in 1972 !
Great show. Saw them in Philadelphia!
They could still do an amazing show in 1977 .
Really like the Wurm section of Starship Trooper. Is there a soundboard version of this arrangement availble?
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!
A parametric eq would come in handy
Google chrome has a nice one!
Where’s Awaken?
1:11:42 Awaken... Awa Ken
Listening with great enthusiasm. Steve Howe is a great guitar player....but on Close to the Edge i think, in my opinion, he's often overdoing his guitar parts, making the exeprience less...enjoyable.
I picked that version specifically for this reason! I thought he was on fire and it pretty much excited me like no other version on the tour.
Some day, if you are lucky, you'll understand Steve...