To: virgil283
The first concert I ever attended was Yes when they were on their “Close to the Edge” tour.
IIRC Rick Wakeman was not an original Yes member. That would I believe be Lenny Kaye on keyboards. I also remember a thread years ago where some Freepers met Lenny and he is a conservative guy.
14 posted on
08/10/2013 7:06:43 PM PDT by
hirn_man
To: hirn_man
That’s Tony Kaye, I believe.
Lenny Kaye is the guitarist associated with Patti Smith. Less Prog, more Punk.
19 posted on
08/10/2013 7:20:42 PM PDT by
ClearCase_guy
(21st century. I'm not a fan.)
To: hirn_man
Here's my story. Circa 1971 I was recruited to chaffuer a contingent to an Emerson Lake and Palmer concert in Philly, I guess at the Spectrum, in my Pinto. I guess that means three other guys. Got there and they scattered. Watched the concert and then everybody was milling around and I thought it was over. Couldn't find my crew and I wandered to the upper deck behind the stage and fell asleep. Woke up to a very loud sound, BooWeeeeoooWeeeee etc. and stood up and looked over the railing, and I was right over the stage watching Keith Emerson wrestle with his keyboard. "Oh!" I thought, "THIS is Emerson Lake and Palmer!" I could have dropped water balloons on them, can you imagine?
Anyway, the opening act was YES.
22 posted on
08/10/2013 7:23:45 PM PDT by
dr_lew
To: hirn_man
Lenny Kaye on keyboards.Tony Kaye is not amused.
;-)
Mark
32 posted on
08/10/2013 8:17:41 PM PDT by
MarkL
(Do I really look like a guy with a plan?)
To: hirn_man
Tony Kaye and he came to a couple of FR rallies. Really nice guy.
53 posted on
08/11/2013 6:08:09 AM PDT by
AppyPappy
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