Good song, but my fave is “Close to the Edge.”
In 70? 71? My band with John Tatum (the “Earwigs” which became Alice Cooper) on guitar went down to Tucson to see this combo:
Opener: “Yes”
Headliner: “Black Sabbath.”
We were mesmerized by Yes, left three songs into Black Sabbath.
Good song, but my fave is “Close to the Edge.”
In 70? 71? My band with John Tatum (the “Earwigs” which became Alice Cooper) on guitar went down to Tucson to see this combo:
Opener: “Yes”
Headliner: “Black Sabbath.”
We were mesmerized by Yes, left three songs into Black Sabbath.
“Send an Instant Karma to me.”
Ironically, Alan White, who was to become Yes’ drummer was the drummer on Lennon’s “Instant Karma”.
MY favorite my Jon Anderson is but a short snippet.
On the album Olias of Sunhhillow.
It is the two minute for the song ‘Meeting: Garden of Geda”.
High tenor gregorian-esque chants whorled around synthesized organ chords. I purchased the album, just to own that intro, AND my second love on that disc; “The Ocean Song”. Spare and beautiful in it’s simplicity. It is a thought set to music.
Two perfect choices for meditation or prayer.
I liked real early Yes but soured on them as boring.
Went to see YES IN the ROUND, in 1979.
Most BORING CONCERT I’VE EVER BEEN TO....................
Mine is South Side of the Sky.
Going for the one
Is another brilliant composition.
Classical slide guitar?
Who does this!
Howe