she's not using a pick! 🥰 makes my heart happy to see these young people taking the time to learn these complicated songs and perform them at such a high level good to see Jon on top of his game!
Only the best drummers in the world could attempt to replicate Bill's part in this song. And yes, the bassist was outstanding. The whole thing... brought tears to my eyes. I don't know why, but it did. I can imagine a conversation like this: "Dad, can you buy me a Rickenbacker bass?" "How much are they, sweetheart?" "...£3,000..." "THREE THOUSAND POUNDS?" "Dad, you have to buy me one, I'm going on tour with Jon Anderson of Yes." "Who's that?" "You know, grandad's favourite group...."
I liked the bass player. She did a pretty good job. It is hard to tell since the recording environment is not the same as what YES would have. I like that Jhn is passing on what he knows to others. I am a long time YES fan. Long live YES music! If you really want a YES fix then search for the Band Geeks, but is good that Jon is spreading the good vides. Perhaps this music will be as popular and persistent as Beethoven's Ode de Freude.
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she's not using a pick! 🥰 makes my heart happy to see these young people taking the time to learn these complicated songs and perform them at such a high level good to see Jon on top of his game!
Jon's voice never died it just fade away....
The young woman on bass nailed it.
It blows me away how much better this is than Steve Howe's current version of Yes.
The amazing thing is that some of these "kids" will someday be famous ! Thanks to Jon Anderson for "seeing" the future.
Only the best drummers in the world could attempt to replicate Bill's part in this song.
And yes, the bassist was outstanding.
The whole thing... brought tears to my eyes. I don't know why, but it did.
I can imagine a conversation like this: "Dad, can you buy me a Rickenbacker bass?" "How much are they, sweetheart?" "...£3,000..." "THREE THOUSAND POUNDS?" "Dad, you have to buy me one, I'm going on tour with Jon Anderson of Yes." "Who's that?" "You know, grandad's favourite group...."
I liked the bass player. She did a pretty good job. It is hard to tell since the recording environment is not the same as what YES would have.
I like that Jhn is passing on what he knows to others. I am a long time YES fan. Long live YES music! If you really want a YES fix then search for the Band Geeks, but is good that Jon is spreading the good vides.
Perhaps this music will be as popular and persistent as Beethoven's Ode de Freude.
That girl playing bass is GREAT. I hope that she has some idea of playing music in her future. I think YES could use her. WOW