Chris Squire MARATHON - Hold Out Your Hands & You By My Side (BMC Request) FIRST TIME REACTION
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These two songs together give you such a 'feel good' feeling afterwards. Very happy vibe. Chris's first wife Nikki sings backing vocals on 'Hold Out Your Hand'.
Thanks, B Mac. How did you know I needed some Fish today?!! Great marathon!! ✨🤪
And she is the llead singer of an underestimated band: Esquire. Their first two albums are excellent (with Squire playing on the first one).
@@Rowenband Have their wonderful first album. A real gem few even know about. I remember seeing the music video for "To the Rescue" on MTV and having to peal myself off the ceiling I was so excited 😁
I love it I can't believe you guys are listening to this I still have this album 👍..
I grew up listening to Yes and Chris Squire. A one of a kind bassist who also sang amazing harmonies. RIP
Listen to this, and you realize Chris was the most important member of Yes. He held it all the gether.
The parent album, 'Fish Out of Water' is the ONLY solo album from Chris Squire. He often plays the bass as a lead instrument, as he did for the entire record!
Oh, and he almost exclusively played the bass with a pick, not his fingers. He was a tall man at about 6'4" and he had huge hands! I have been a fan of Yes since 1974. And because of Chris I attempted to play the bass for a few years, but alas, it wasn't to be.
I did finally meet him after a concert in 2014, a few short months before his untimely passing the following year. RIP Fish.... 🙏🎸🐟 💙
Nothing better than some lovely Fish on Good Friday.
With a voice as good as Chris Squire, it really indicates how good Jon Anderson is to be lead singer for Yes. No wonder the harmonies were always perfect.
I always have a tear in my eyes when I hear this album. It is a shame when the generation that was brought up with yes, have all gone, will this album ever be played. Maybe when you two are in your 60s, you can request it to the young kids doing reactions.
Chris Squire sang along with Jon so much their voices became intertwined much like Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel.
Great example!
Ladies and gentlemen Chris Squire the greatest bass player ever. You can hear the prog genius behind Yes listening to Squire's album. Squire was Yes. RIP CHRIS 👑
My favourite album of all time! Thank you!
Love this cd since 1975
Woot! I was just going to tell you Lucky Seven! 👍😀
This album is one of the best YES solo albums! Chris displays an awesome range of songwriting and arranging - as well as some beautiful bass work! Thoughtful lyrics...some excellent musicianship from his friends and it's a really great feelgood album! (As is Patrick Moraz's "Story of i")
Thank you for doing Chris Squire Fish outta water......this entire album is incredible......note that two YES MEN are on this album too Patrick Moraz on keyboards and Bill Bruford on drums......note that Hold Out your hand is on tube very nicely filmed !!!
Also.....Yes took a year break from touring and each member did their own solo album.........back together after that year off and Rick Wakemans was back in the group....Patrick Moraz joined the Moody Blues ........ Yes was back active recording and touring 1977.....frankly as Rick Wakemans has been quoted "there's always been a YES........."......... that's basically true !!!
Chris Squire only had one more solo album release........and maybe a surprise to some.....if was Xmas music ....... CHRIS SQUIRE'D SWISS CHOIR............very nicely done.......
Also please consider reviewing MERLIN THE MAGICIAN by RICK WAKEMAN........
Chris Squire. Genius!!!!
Hey guys! I love that Bill Bruford is on this whole album! Patrick Moraz from Relayer is also on it as well! Fish Out Of Water is one of my favorite albums. I can’t wait for you guys to react to the rest of the album! Thx so much 😊
Many musicians on this album:
Chris Squire - lead and backing vocals, bass guitar, 12-string guitar (tracks 3 and 5)
Bill Bruford - drums, percussion
Mel Collins - tenor saxophone (track 3), alto & soprano saxophones (track 4)
Jimmy Hastings - flute (track 2)
Patrick Moraz - synthesiser, organ on track 3
Barry Rose - pipe organ (track 1)
Andrew Pryce Jackman - acoustic and electric pianos, orchestration, conductor
Julian Gaillard - strings leader
John Wilbraham - brass leader
Jim Buck - horns leader
Adrian Bett - woodwinds leader
Nikki Squire - backing vocals (track 1)
The notable names here are Barry Rose, who was Chris' choirmaster when he was a boy (and who went on to become choirmaster at St Paul's Cathedral)! That must have been very cool to bring him into this project. The other is Andrew Jackman, who was in The Syn with Chris in 1967 (do some digging on RUclips if you're interested in hearing what THAT sounded like!) He and Chris remained close friends for years (he provided the string arrangement for Yes' "Onward"), until Jackman's untimely death in 2003.
Great reaction and great songs!
Thank you for playing this session which was just wonderful! Despite being a Yes fanatic from their third album onwards, I somehow missed this solo effort. I knew of it, but hadn't gotten around to actually listening to it. Chris was the greatest and I loved the guy as I think everyone else did. You can tell from his playing he was a beautiful spirit. If it escaped your attention, the album title had a double meaning of being out of the Yes context and also Chris' Pisces sun sign symbolized by a fish and more typically seen as two fish tail-to-tail swimming in opposite directions.
When Yes hit their stride, Squire seized everyone's attention with his extraordinary sound and playing. Chris literally caused Rotosound roundwound Swing Bass 66 strings to become enormously popular which I believe he first learned from his admiration of John Entwistle's (The Who) bass sound. The beauty of these particular strings is they have a very clean punchy sound and with right heart and soul, a ringing singing near vocal-like quality. Thereafter, a slew of famous bassists all switched to Swing Bass 66. But it was Chris who had a revolutionary impact musically with playing demonstrating great musical intelligence far beyond simply the strings he favored. Love these solo tracks which have a very gentle beauty to them.
I feel blessed that I saw Chris and the boys in concert in Denver '75, late 80's Oakland Coliseum and finally 2015 at the Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, TN. It was at the Oakland concert Chris did something so memorable and special I've got to tell everyone. As was his custom, I believe Chris was dressed in white and at some point probably half way through the show, he raised his '64 white Rickenbacker vertically above his head with the head stock aimed at the ceiling. What he did was so absolutely original, he simply plucked a ringing single note in the four directions north south east and west beautifully demonstrating there's a world of sound in that singularity. So as the sound decayed to nothing, Chris made a quarter turn and repeated the same note until he completed the circle and paid tribute to all his fans whether they were behind the band, off to the sides or in my case, facing the band. Wouldn't you have to love a guy like that?! Chris was the heart of Yes and despite being in a band of musical giants, he was the rarest possibility, bassist as superstar. You can plug in Billy Sherwood or whoever you like and although they're very good (ARW/The Royal Affair for instance), cannot duplicate
Loved the "Lucky Seven" reaction. This whole album is a jam. It's PatrickMoraz (Relayer) on the keyboards and Bill Bruford, who hadn't played with Squire since Fragile, on drums. "Silently Falling" will blow you away! RIP Mr.Squire.
The Fish! Chris is a cool guy and The Maestro on the Bass! So many have emulated him! Including Geddy Lee!❤️ Thrilled your checking His work out! Hearing his voice will help you pick it out in Yes! Most people only credit Jon’s incredible voice to Yes-which is true-but Chris and Jon’s voice together -in harmony is magic!🥰
The drummer here is Bill Bruford, the keyboard player is Patrick Moraz. Notice the last verse of 'You By My Side' is addressed to his music fans, taking the song from the personal to the universal.
Finishing my final long paragraph below: Mr. Squire's brilliant fluid playing. Start to finish he was a class act! Gone but surely not forgotten.....
Love this album! Check out “Silently Falling” too. It’s epic.
YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I got this when it came out, and it has remained a firm favourite all these years. His only solo album, just 5 songs, and all are wonderful, with such rich melodies, and great playing throughout
I bought this when it came out. Chris with Yes, and Geddy with Rush were the main reasons I stayed with playing Bass.
Fantastic album, bruford’s drumming is flawless as always.
YES had a baby. How cute.
Whoa! 8.3 k in 2 years! Just revisiting. Great reaction vid for great music by great musicians!
I brought this album while stationed in Germany back in the mid 70s still one of my favorites of all time
Thumbs up guys. The drummer is Bill Brufurd on this album. The keyboard player is a childhood friend of Chris and some tracks were recorded on a real church organ in a church in UK. Very difficult to recoed as a church organ has a slight delay on attack. The keyboard player had to calculate that slight delay to be in synch with the band. I think this was the only solo album by Chris Squire God bless his soul. Keep it up you are doing a grat job darlings.
As far as I can remember, Chris Squire was a chorister in his youth and some of this comes out in his vocals and music.
Should chekout the album "Esquire" his wife was on it singing, and the popular tune from that album "Too the Rescue" had Phil Collins on it.
We know about his bass playing, but I've always liked his voice too. His backing vocals on Yes are legendary.
Yes took a year break for each band member to do a solo project......kewl idea !!!!
I don't know why I get still get so emotional and choked up listening to these songs. When I hear this, I realize just how much I still miss him. I've heard that two or three Beach Boys members provided uncredited guest vocals on "You By My Side", but I forget where I heard that or the details so I can't vouch for it as fact. (P.S. "You By My Side" was featured on American TV network NBC's show, "Good Girls" S2 Ep13, "King" @ about 23 minutes in.)
Okay I know this is unbelievable but if you have the tech you can prove it. Jon’s voice slowed by 10% is Chris Squire’s voice. Don’t misunderstand. They’re two separate people and each has his own voice. But Jon’s voice is the same as Chris Squire’s voice but with a 10% offset. This is why their harmonies are so amazing to hear. It’s like overdubbing, but it’s not. Check it out. This is for real. It was an accidental discovery.
Even without the tech my jaw dropped reading your comment, cuz I can actually hear it in my head now. It explains why their voices blended so well.
Deserves far better exposure outside the Yes fandom. I bought this and Steve's Beginnings on the same day and although I like Beginnings I adore this. Hearing Chris reunited with Bill and exploring weird time signatures is just a delight. I once heard Chris say that he didn't count those times but just felt them. Try telling that to most classically trained musicians and watch their jaws drop!
They’re basically three members of Yes on this album. Bill Bruford, Patrick Moraz and Chris. There’s no guitar on this album except for a little bit played by Chris in Silently Falling. This is one of my favorite albums of all time! After the Relayer tour, the band went on a hiatus and each member recorded a solo album, then they went on the 1976 Solos tour and played some new music from each member. After the Drama tour in 1980, Yes disbanded, but regrouped with a more poppier sound along with new guitarist and songwriter Trevor Rabin in 1982.
Got my vinyl copy of this LP signed by the great man himself.
Thank You
This is my favorite album
Bill bruford on drums
Patrick Moraz on keys
All the members of YES have solo albums
This was done between Relayer and Going for the One
And easily the best of the bunch!
@magicalmystery1964 Probably so. I like Olias of Sunhillow by Anderson too. Beginnings by Steve Howe has its moments too. I was lucky enough to see the Yes solo's tour, where they all supported each other's songs live. Fantastic.
I've never heard this before. Very cool. Thanks guys. I got some Beach Boys vibes from the harmonies. 👍🍁
P.S. btw, A floor stand for your camera would be nice. Just sayin'. Sometimes your videos feel like you're on a boat at sea. Wooah 🤣 2c
The line up is a weird Yes redux, with Bruford on drums, but Moraz on keys.
Bill Buford playing the drums!!, great album!!
I'm a 70s chick and I'll always love long hair. Looking good Nick!
NicknLex this is a great album! Also Bill Brufford on drums and Patrick Moraz on keys (although he doesn't play on every song), the other keyboard player is Andrew Price - Jackson. BTW what happened after Relayer the band agreed to take a temporary break from Yes so that they could all record a solo album.
I bought album when it came out as well as Steve Howe’s Beginnings back in the late 70’s
So, after Relayer, Yes band members (Squire, Moraz, Anderson, Howe and White) decided they would make a solo album each and then perform aspects of each as part of the next Yes world tour. Fish Out of Water is Chris's. You can catch bits of the solo tour as bootlegs on RUclips (Yes Solo Albums tour). The band dropped lots of the solo material as fans wanted more Yes material... Moraz left and Wakeman rejoined before they made the next album Going For the One (which incidentally Moraz had drafted some of the songs - including some of Awaken). Check out the other Yes solo albums from this time. :)
Anyone knowing this album will always be able to spot Chris's vocals on a Yes album.
Love yes
You're right about Chris' voice, how it blended so well with Jon Anderson's voice. In fact, I was shocked at how good Yes sounded in the 1980s when Jon Anderson left and Trevor Horn came onboard to sing for their Drama album. Of course Trevor didn't have the same range as Jon, but still, it sounded much like Yes. This is an amazing album, over the years I wore out both an album and cassette from listening over and over. And With You By My Side, you can hear Chris' experience growing up as a member of a choir. I really miss Chris and his incredible talent. Every song on this album is a winner, and in addition to these songs, I especially love "Safe - The Cannon Song" and "Lucky Seven."
An incredible LP… nothing like you have ever heard 😎
of course it was going to be good, its Chris Squire
Yes! I have this on CD. Great choice. After they released Relayer in 1974, Yes members all took time off to make solo albums. Chris's was Fish out of water, Jon's was Olias of Sunhillow, Steve's was Beginings, Moraz had The story of I, and Alan White released Ramshackle. I bought them all.
And all of these solo albums are excellent (except for Ramshackle, which is just a nice album).
@@Rowenband 'Spring-Song of Innocence' is considered by quite a few Yes fans as a lost Yes track. I think Nick would like the Instrumental 'Avakak'.
Patrick Moraz on Keyboards and Bill Bruford on drums - Chris was big into Crosby Stills Nash & Young and Steely Dan. No lead guitarist other than some six and twelve strings. Love it!
Chris Squire "Fish Out Of Water", subjectively speaking, is the greatest solo album by any musician ever that was in another band. Objectively speaking I would say the same thing. I cannot think of a better solo album by anyone from any other band. It is sheer perfection.
Do Silently Falling from this album. It is genius probably the best track amongst a host of great ones.
I remember Chris playing this on Don kirshners Rock concert.
Of all the "Big Six" prog bands solo albums (when the band members were still active in the band), this might be the best. It's a spectacular prog album on its own, top 25 of all time.
It’s Bill Bruford on drums and Patrick Moraz on keys, so you’ve got people from two different eras of Yes on here.
The snare sound is a dead give away, Mr. Bill Bruford. #nicknlexrequest check out Bruford with King Crimson - Discipline, Beat and Three Of A Perfect Pair, three great albums.
Love it when YOU love songs that I LOVE! And these two by Chris Squire certainly fall into that category. I bought this album when it was new and just about wore it out. Of course, this was going to happen with ANY of the YES men. Thank you SO much for this!
One of the top bass guitar players of all time and great accompany vocalist without the range or vocal emotion that Jon Anderson has elevating YES to another level. A very good album.
Played this continually when it came out. My second fave of the solo albums from the Yes men. Jon's Olias of Sunhillow is simply wonderful. I have requested it so hope your Yes this month is ' The Gates of Delirium ' Love your enthusiasm for discovering music from the best of times the 70's.
There are several vids on RUclips of Chris et all performing these tracks. Well worth a watch!
Oh cool 😎 🤟🎧🎧🎸👑
Shock and surprise, I believe this is Chris Squire only true solo album, and it is a rare find to all you collectors of all things YES. Bought this album decades ago , when it was first released, and I still listen to it often . I have it on my phone for convenience. It is a great album, start to finish , and like CLOSE TO THE EDGE, that is how I suggest it be listened to. Any manner will do however, in a pinch. CHRIS SQUIRE never forget !
During this period, immediately following "Relayer," Yes took a sabbatical while Moraz, Squire, Anderson and Howe all put out their own solo albums. It is revealing to hear the unique sound each member brings to their combined sound. The band reunited with Rick Wakeman after this on the band's next album release, "Going For the One." Patrick Moraz never played with them again, so this marks another period of transition for Yes. I highly recommend Jon Anderson's solo album, "Olias of Sunhillow" which came out during this same time period. You can clearly pick out what flavors each member brings, especially the contrast between Squire's project, and Anderson's. "Fish Out of Water" sounds like Yes without Anderson, and "Olias of Sunhillow" sounds like Anderson without Yes. To my ear, the signature Yes sound evolved dramatically every single time a member left the band or returned.
Hope Lex, the bassist, likes this!!!!!!!!!
So glad you went with "Fish out of Water" as a first foray into solo works. If you enjoy Yes musicians doing solo works, JAnderson's "Olias of Sunhillow" is a great album, as is PMoraz's album "I" particularly the instrumentals there. Thanks for your channel N&L
The original YES lineup was only for their first two albums.
I still have my vinyl copy of this album which I bought when it was first released. In those days I listened to all sorts of different groups and soloists. If you like Chris Squire, maybe you would enjoy hearing the Swedish group Solar Plexus - particularly their double album of the same name.
my favorite solo lp by any YES member although journey by Rick is pretty darn good too
Wonderful and blissful reaction to one of my all time favorite albums, perhaps my favorite in some ways. I bought the vinyl when it first released, and loved it, but it took me a few listens to start realizing what a masterpiece that it really was.... Thank you guys so much for your energy ')
This was between Relayer and Going For The One. Relayer keyboardist Patrick Moraz and former Yes drummer Bill Bruford played on this album as well.
Patrick Moraz' solo album at this time, "I" is very different and unusual. Very heavily polyrhythmic, almost like a "World music" thing about it. It's worth listening to, for sure. More interesting than the medieval knights and wizards and wives type of music Wakeman was writing anyway.
The next song, "Silently Falling", has such a beautiful pace, and Jimmy Hastings on flute sets the stage.
Silently Falling melts my mind. In a good way, of course.
100% agree. It sounds like if Vince Guaraldi and Joe Hisaishi decided to make a prog rock band.
Hi NicknLex, good you are dipping into some Yes members solo works! As others have mentioned Jon Anderson & Steve Howe albums a must listen and Rick Wakeman too ( saw him at Christmas playing solo, class act and also a very funny guy! )
That's Bill Bruford on drums and Patrick Moraz on organ. Both of them YES alumni.
I was going to recommend this one but you found it, so i now recommend David Gilmour's self titled solo.
They all to a break and did a solo each , good stuff.
A thoughtful and insightful reaction from you both as usual. I found out recently that Chris was a great Beach Boys fan, which is obvious on this track as the vocals have a Beach Boys feel at times. I have not heard this before even though I have listened to Yes for fifty years!
This is a beautiful album, after YES released 'Relayer' in
1974, they were getting exhausted from the long tours and the kind of material they were writing, recording and producing was so demanding and then having to perform these epic 20 minute long compositions night after night. They decided to take a much needed break. Jon Anderson also released a solo project at this time, the album 'Olias of Sunhillow' actually rivals and outshines Chris's release, believe it or not. I adore Chris's music and it is true that he is the heart of YES but Jon Anderson created something so beautiful and spiritually pure, that it showed us that if Chris was the heart, then Jon was the soul behind this legend. Please check out 'Olias of Sunhillow', you will feel cleansed and renewed!!
When you do Lucky Seven, be sure to check out the background story about the title first. It’s more down to earth than you’d expect.
Hi Nick and Lex, another great reaction! Being a huge Yes fan, I bought this album when it was first released in 1975 and I still have it and actually listened to it a few months ago.
Didn't know this, but like it. Sounds to me more like Yes before Yessongs, which means better than anything which came after, my personal opinion. Fun fact: when I looked for more Chris Squire reactions in youtube, I found a short video, showing him and Roger Taylor of Queen recording Smoke on the water, how funny is that ? :-)
What a treat! This was the one and only solo effort from any Yes member that I owned. Always loved this opening track and many others. So happy to see you two reacting to it and enjoying.
Bill Bruford on Drums and Patrick Moraz playing organ, in the years between 1975-76 all members of yes Steve Howe, Chris Squire, Pat Moraz, Alan White and Jon Anderson decided to take a break after Relayer and work on solo Albums, Steve produced Beginnings with help of Alan, Bill Bruford, And Patrick Moraz, Chris produced Fish out of water, with Bill and Patrick, Patrick Moraz produced History of the i and enlisted a bunch of Brazilian musicians, Alan produced Ramshackle with all friends a very non Prog album showing his different styles, and Jon Anderson produced Olías of Sunhillow an album where he played all instruments by himself and it was the last to come out.
After Relayer, (the only album with Patrick Moraz on keys) Yes took a break and each member released a solo album; Bill Bradford played drums on this one and Moraz played keys.
That’d be Bill Bruford on drums.
Guys - just do the whole album!!!!!!!!!
Don't forget: you feel Squire sings like Jon but no, it seems like this because his voice was always present on all Yes songs. His backing vocals give the color to Yes harmonies.
I agree. Their voices are very different,but together, well it just elevated both of them to the realms of magic!
After the Relayer album, the members of Yes took a break and all did solo albums at the same time. Chris did Fish Out of Water, Steve Howe did Beginnings, Jon Anderson did Olias of Sunhillow, Patric Moraz did the Story of i, and Alan White did Ramshackled. Bill Bruford plays drums on Fish Out of Water and Patric Moraz provided keyboards. When the band reconvened with Going For the One Patrick Moraz left and Rick Wakeman returned. They followed up that album with Tormato, a not particularly good album and the Rick Wakenman and Jon Anderson exited the band and Geoff Downs and Trevor Horn of the Bugles came on board for Drama which was very good album and then the band broke up until reforming with Owner of a Lonely Heart, actually 90125. since you like these songs you should check out Chris and Patrick and Bill Bruford performing them on the Old Grey Whistle Test....ruclips.net/video/RA_wEnOVWcQ/видео.html
Hi Guys, Bill Bruford is on the drums on this album. More of the essence of yes. A good thing YES?
I was not aware of his solo albums at all.. Yes it sounds like YES
Hey, I noticed the subscriber counter went from 39.9K to 40K today 5/5/2022! Congratulations!👍👍
Chris magic man Squire
About this time, Chris also released a standalone Christmas single, “Run With the Fox” that’s simply marvelous. Tuck it away to be sure to include it with a future Christmas show.
One of my absolute favorite Christmas songs. I play it on repeat often. There are a couple of versions of it, but I prefer the original single version you mentioned as opposed to the later "Swiss Choir" version. I like that ex- wife Nikki sang backup on this song as she did on Hold out Your hand.
WhiteFish. A project Allen White and Chris Squire collaborated on.
I wore this 8 track tape out in my 74 Karmen Gia, those were the days, remember guys Chris uses a pick, lol... stay safe. Please some Gino Vannelli "Brother to Brother"
I still have the 8 track! Fantastic, and I got it in the cutout bin 🤣
I hear you. I had a Panasonic under dash Super Tuner with 8-track and wore out a lot of 8-track tapes that i recorded from my albums, this being one of them.
I've seen him use a finger on the triple-neck he played for tunes off "Going For The One."
Bill Bruford on drums. This was released one year after the Yes Relayer album. I was 14.
I was 15. 👍