Exactly. No limitation or detuning

да , согласен . круто

Thought the same showed it to my Mum who is from 1947, Jon s from 1944..I was 14 when this song came out fav of mine for life..his voice and the guys playing so well is testament to real musicianship..nowadays not found anymore

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Almost sounds improved with experience. Amazingly preserved with age.

This and roundabout is m a g i c✨😫🔥

💯 Percent agreed

Yes

Preach!

Pure talent, zero AI

Ahhh, yer just sentimental, you know all the words. Braand Loyalty?

@@Wintermute0168 What?

Pulling your Leg..I agree with you 😑

Including the band that bills itself as Yes.

I musicisti di oggi sono marci

As a kid I wore out Journey to the Center of the Earth

Walter, I totally agree, moving into the crowd with pure confidence is completely PRICELESS! There very few who can/could pull that off like the legendary Rick Wakeman...

@@MrKennyanders For me it was his solo during "The Revealing Science of God" off the Tales album. I'd keep lifting the needle and dropping it down again for that solo.

❤❤❤

Didn't no one notice the dude playing keyboard from the other side, who can play from reverse the right notes, insane

Enlighten me please - what is CAPE Thanks

@@debbiebird1324 ...look at rick wakeman....you'll see...maybe...🦸‍♂️

There are reports of a shortage of fabric in the Third World.

Oh yes, i Love old men in swirling Capes (I'm a Woman, by the way...)

😆🤗

It would have started off as falsetto, but he's been doing it for so many years it's become his regular rock voice and he can probably bridge the two voices together without taking a step.

@@reddevil9554 I had a friend who met the band many years ago in Atlantic City at the casino they playing ay and Jon whispers to preserve his voice on tour. Apparently it works for him. He is amazing!

He has a very light and clear mix and he has used it wisely all over the years. He never pushed it. Pays off !

Clean living can do wonders, it's very impressive nevertheless!

38 years later…wow. Epic is right!

ProTools

Ups, we are older too!

Class, is not water ... :)

We saw him in a restaurant one lunchtime. He was constantly interrupted by people wanting to say hello and shake his hand. I'm sure his soup must have been cold by the time he finally got to eat it but it didn't stop him giving everyone a minute of personal attention! A real star!

I haven't heard one thing said about or by Rick Wakeman that's led me to believe he's anything but a class act.

That is the sign of a true gentleman!

Musicians that play from the ❤ often tend to be that way...What a blessing!

true and Chris Squire and Geddy Lee too

I totally agree 👍

I hadn't thought of that comparison, but that's a great observation,.

That's an astute observation...

Love me some TR!

Rabin is a talentless circus clown.

He composed the music for the film “Armeggedon.

You have a point, Show a counterpoint. preferably your own. I still though it was pretty good.

Right! Unreal

@Grogu Djarin sounds okay??? Are you kidding me buttstick? His voice is absolutely incredible and he’s 74 years old there!

I hear a little processing in pitch correction. It's sad... And it really losed the weight and strength with the age. It's natural

Vocals sound awesome! How much want to bet he's not a smoker? So sad when great vocalists lose their range. See Geddy Lee. Chris Cornell lost a lot of clarity toward the end as well. Smoking is so bad on the vocal cords. I'm sure there are many others. I watched the video when The Cure got inducted into rock n roll HOF and OMG Robert Smith's vocals sound as great as ever. Perfect. Amazing.

@lilnetty2 no. 74.

Drugs... many many drugs... medical drugs you understand.... not the fun ones.... 🤪🤪🤪🤪

Ko Raek uh a lot of legends have died

SOCIETYDWELLIN GIFD. If for you the persons and the legends are the same, you are right. But maybe only the persons die, not the legends they became. But sure, one day Jon Anderson will definitely close his eyes too...

Look up glenn hughes and watch him in bcc. Scary how well he sings

Tight is Right

Super, grandiose

no doubt! awesome!

Then you must be deaf

Amen! What a voice!!

If you listen carefully hes using autotune considering hes 74 it's understandable

Love his voice.

One of my all time favorite guitarists and songwriters.

underrated? he is just ok, no crazy sound, no crazy performance, like millions of guitar players, very so so, good enough for the job.

He’s friggin amazing actually. Anyone that calls Rabin “ average “ I’d like to see them play haha. Rabin is amongst the very best of all time. Average ?..who would think that

no

Agreed!! ❤❤❤

@@MidwestFarmToys wooww,,,incredible

This performance has been doctored quite a bit though. I'm not saying that this lineup didn't sound great live though.

Great Soundengineers one can tell ;)

Autotune and backing tracks.

@@mangolassi_. All live performances are now. Our benefit!!

ProTools

first car. got an 8 track. first song - roundabout. blew my head

If you have not, already and/or if you give a damn, please, check out Hall and Oates "Adult Education" @ The Apollo. Black People are in the crowd, for some reason.

I found them at 14 aswell but I'm 29.. I'm proud to be named after Trevor as well.lol

Absolutely 💯 I'm 65, and was a huge fan from day one also I heard roundabout and was hooked Didn't they have the coolest album covers too 😁

@@mondo_burrito every body wants to rule the world 🌎 ✨ 😍

LOL. That's funny. I don't know why but it reminded me of a dusty slay joke, you're not racist until your second clan meeting"

He's a wizard harry

Rick Wakeman with or without a cape, is God. Because Yes is a super group.

Watch your tongue! You're speaking to Richard Wakeman, the true High King!

tony banks dose not wears a cape

Jon and the Band Geeks was a phenomenal show.

Three Ships is my go-to holiday album

Much respect for the new bass player, who plays Rickenbacker basses like Chris!

Yes, Chris Squire was one of a kind. But, if I had to choose a bassist to fill in for Squire, it would definitely be this one, Lee Pomeroy. He's got the Squire bass sound perfect and, sounds like Squire's vocal, too. Just a true blessing!😁

@@achaille9110 Agreed, Lee is smashing this and he is such a Yes fan

@@PietroRumenta Rick is like a keyboard wizard 😂

@@sethldrums he is the wizard of the keybords.

Autotune for this video?

@@fredgien Sacrilege. Anderson would never allow it.

@@Tessmage_TesseraThat’s so not true. The pitch correction is rampant here. It’s very strong. It has an extremely distinctive sound.

@@LordKakumei Incorrect. Grow up now.

Me too, 1984. I just went to a 1984 live video of this song. Looks like Trevor is using the same guitar. No way?

Oh, that's just RIck!

Invented by Keith Emerson decades ago. What Rick was playing here is relatively easy.

I was wondering why the notes were ascending from his left hand! Well spotted!

@@RayyMusikyou think so??? 🤔🤔🙄

@@jimmyjammer Yes. Single notes with both hands, relatively slow quarter-note triplets.

You left out one other band, Gentle Giant. Nothing else needs to be said.

@@greggrimes9642 Oh yeah, Gentle Giant! From that era I would also have to include Focus. They were all exceptional musicians!

A band is missing from the collection is ELO

O vplkt

Also Camel

That's Lee Pomeroy

@@mathieumelenhorst8308 Am I mistaken, or was Lee playing with ELO not so long ago? He's bloody excellent!

He play with steve hackett too....

@@luigioliviero438 And Take That...

Yes, a great bass player… a leftie playing with the strings set up for a rightie (upside down)

The last time I saw them live was the Keys To Ascension tour. He sounds just as good now as he did 20 years ago!

what else would you expect from a Professor of Juilliard?

Wow..

Jon was 73 when he performed this. Jon is now 76!! Long may he live.

@@matthewblack7206 "High vibration go oooooooooon...."

Peter Green that’s auto tune

Lou Molino on drums.

Lou Molino, pacman.

Sorry, just saw that Scott replied with this as well.

I thought it was Steve as well at first. They definitely look similar.

Tony Bennett is well into his 90's and still going strong.

You can't hear the autotune?

@@topdog91 Please shut up and take your negativity elsewhere.

@@CatT1987 Tells me to shut up and go elsewhere then complains about negativity. Not a hypocrite. PS Not my fault if facts aren't interesting to you. I can understand how it's beyond your comprehension.

Damn right they're 🔥

Agreed!

Talent!! Thats the word!

yep, the band was fabulous, the (crowd) just americans sitting on their chairs during a Rock-Concert :) :)

@@lutz2354 Not as bad as when I saw Wishbone Ash and half the crowd was so old they were on oxygen tanks >:)

The guy is second to none, but he doesn't get a lot of credit

Awesome

Ahora por fin años despues conozco quien es esa voz que acompaña a Anderson que canta igualito en vivo.!!

Genial el solo de Trevor. !!

Trevor Rabin, from Johannesburg, South Africa. Saw him play with his band, Rabbit, 1977, in Cape Town. Rabbit were all the rage in SA in those days.

He also played a lot with later Steve Hackett tours.

Truly fantastic Bass Guitarist....and who is on the other end of the ELO front line, NONE OTHER THAN MIKE "MILTON" MCDONALD, (have a look at HIS Portfolio of Groups played with, truly outstanding)...and married to Melanie Lewis-McDonald, who also sings with ELO....Take care friend...G.A.R.

And Caravan, and was in Porcupine Tree for 11 years .

@@davidturquand4342 He never played with Porcupine Tree haha where did you get that info?

@@NicolasJohnElder no he didn't, but if you look at some of the old footage , the Bassist , whose Australian evidently, is a dead ringer for Lee or Lee is a dead ringer for him . I saw and jumped to conclusions so my bad cos they really do look alike.

was just gonna say similiar . . .awe inspiring playing and production - and a grand tour of the audience to boot!! RESPECT!

Of course it's flawless. About half of it was done in a studio. Check out the bootlegs for how they really played.

Ainda bem que esses caras nasceram pena que não são meus vizinhos

@@donutcookiepie where?

@@itsalolmor Don't encourage him, please!

Really? I thought it was from the late '80s. Time really flies!

Always thought that, also changing tempos mid song never missed a beat legends!!!!!!

It can't "age" because it was never any good in the first place.

Aw c'mon really?!?

he is not underrated, he is good enough for the job...

@@coco_bold Good enough for the job IS underrating him.

Steve is better. My top 4 guitarists are Howe, Hendrix, Malmsteen and Blackmore.

@@kennethmoh9042 Gilmour, Lifeson, Rothery and Vai (Hendrix is much beyond ratings for me ) 🤘

@@arunsabherwal6256 Clapton, Gilmore, Steve R Vaughan, Jeff Beck,Mark Knopfler. Thing is you could ask me that in a month or two and I may have changed the list. I think it's a little daft trying the who's the best list's as it always a matter of preference pertaining to what your listening to at the time. Alex Lifeson is one of the world's greatest players and if there is a month were I am listening to a lot of Rush then he would make one of me who the best list's. So many great players. Some saddly have passed but we got some great players still with us and loads coming up.

Except he was trained ... but, besides that ...

esatto!!

Nao perdeu a qualidade

Yes, a voz dele continua única e linda.....

alem do mais esse cara é muito gente boa, sempre elogia o Brasil, ele disse que é difícil ensaiar com o Rick Wakeman por que ele fica contando piada suja o tempo todo........show de bola as entrevistas dele

Yeeeeeeeeeeeees!!!!

Same or me mate. What a class.

"YES" that`s right

But this here is NOT YES. It is commercialized FAKE YES .

And left handed

Thanks. Was wondering who that was. RIP Chris

@@fongy200 Did he play right-handed with ELO? Memory says yes??

Apart from the silly scarf hanging on the bass

..and Headspace with Adam Wakeman

Totally hear you and agree, Whitekhat...a truly generation-representing group of world-class musicians!

Rick Wakeman is a legend.

That keyboardist is Rick Wakeman along with Keith Emerson, two of the greatest of all time.

I Should include Dio in this list.

And he still sounds great!!!

Agreed. So unique and so pleasing to the ear, he could sing the phone book and I'd listen.....IMHO, some of the early lyrics were rambling, but nobody ever cared.

Distinctive voice from 1968 & ongoing

@@jimdwyer135 ⁰

Same here. I’m 57 and couldn’t agree more

And the mouth pop at the end of the vid made my day!

It's all the more amazing when you consider that there are many performers his age who can't even begin to perform as well.

I did the math

Post production.

It's amazing. And great.

Sempre una delle migliori ugole del panorama musicale rockettetaro , chissa’ perche’ non ha mai fatto un disco solo…

@@fabrigasan2150 ne ha fatti almeno una ventina ;)

Music industry doesn't risk anymore on coming up musicians. It's just pre-made garbage

Yes all the the songs and tunes shown live here, are all from an age when not only could the bands read music, understood its measure and construction, and the fact that they can transpose, not just from key-to-key but instrument as well. Nor multiple dubbing and sampling we see today. I know that my parents (c. 1930) bemoaned our age profile b. 1950 onward and compared to the music of their time, but as Roy Wood embarrassed my father in a discussion over the Parkinson Show (1970s) and Wood did a line by line transposition of a Bach Fugue (not the expected Toccatta and fugue of Roller Ball fame) but another and how that could be borrowed and transcribed in to another song. Also rationalise and compare the thinking behind Beethoven-v-Mozart and how the latter was very advanced comparing him again with Bach. Much to my father's surprise could right music to the Stave. Just because in my father's initial sighting he was " long haired lay-about"; it took this interview to make my father realise that those writing and playing songs not just the 1960s but through to the early 1990s, could indeed play their instrument of choice but in various forms not just classical but jazz and "pop" of the day. Note how the likes of McCartney, Lennon as the make up of The Beatles the "fab-four" could all read music from the Stave; even the likes of the groups "Bad Company"; Abba ELO (who were indeed all members of a full orchestra at one stage, before they became The Move, later ELO). Although people made an issue out of The Stones, all could play their instrument, not withstanding their drug issue, but in the literal sense nor did the Beatles come to the table with clean hands ! The likes of Pink Floyd, could all read music from the stave and playing live, really meant playing live. Take away the micro-chip or the Sequencer-preprogrammed keyboard and the modern "band" are lost. More so since the advent of the chip and being able to replicate. Even Kraftwerk in the "new -music era" and keyboards, actually made a joke out of themselves by playing autobahn live, and then setting up the syhtheisers so that each band member, one by one could leave the stage and the tunes continue to play all by themselves by leaving them on continuous loop, until the stage was empty and people realised that they could be preprogrammed and actually no one need know how to play them, of course that was followed by sampling in the 1990s onward. Really from then on things went down hill and most modern pop music can't be written on a stave and take away the computer and they are lost. May be this time, we really have come to the end of the genuine music composer?

Thank you for this long comment. I often compare music to gastronomy, people like to eat but they go to McDonald's, people like music but only listen to prefabricated music because it's easy and today there is no has more than money and profit that count. That being said, there are always great cooks and great musicians and fortunately. Today it is just more difficult to find them, to discover them. You have to be even more curious than before. Thank you for mentioning ELO, I love them in my French region, just as I love Cheap Trick or other treasures.@@christopherrichards18

2016 does not equal classic. But ok.

@@donutcookiepie It's so cute that you think they wrote this song in 2016.

Yup he was 72

They are on tour in 21/22 They do not have 1 person from this show playing with them. How can it be Yes without Jon's voice? imho I have seen them live and i have couple old live DVD shows with original lineup. I like this lineup that is on stage at the Apollo as good as anything Yes does..

Yep and he's still full of bounce right through the gig. Reckon he eats lots of beans... magic jumping beans😄

poodle559 It’s magic!

That tour was my first concert, Pittsburgh Civic Arena

I wish to hear some phone record to check guitar real sound

pas assez, faut qu'il baisse le micro!!!

Slave of...Yes boss

Same. Yes!