This is the Relayer Tour featuring Jon Anderson (Vocals), Steve Howe (Guitar), Patrick Moraz (keyboards), Chris Squire (Bass), and Alan White (Drums). Sound by Eddie Offord.
Yes 1974-1975 Tour
Category: Music
Mike Oldfield – Tubular Bells on the BBC 1973
“BBC TV 2nd House Performance”: live-in-the-studio performance for the BBC, filmed on 30 November 1973, originally broadcast on BBC2 on 1 December, with a cast including Oldfield, his brother Terry (flute), Fred Frith (and other members of Henry Cow), Steve Hillage, Pierre Moerlen, Tom Newman, Mike Ratledge, Mick Taylor, Karl Jenkins and others. It includes a new part for oboe.
Jellyfish – The King is Half-Undressed (1990)
The King is Half-Undressed was the first song I heard by this incredible band, Jellyfish. This was the video I saw and knew I was going to like. None of their music ever disappointed!
Mystery Pop – The Sky is a Time Machine (2002)
Mystery Pop is an Los Angeles band formerly known as Spanish Kitchen. New classic rock meets power pop, with lots of stacked harmonies, fat guitars, tambourines, mellotrons, cellos and other garnishes. Produced by Doug Fieger (of The Knack) and Richard Bosworth.
Alan Parsons – Dark Side of the Moon
Alan Parsons started as an audio engineer and worked on The Beatles Abbey Road and Let It Be as well as the debut album for Ambrosia. Here he talks about his work on Pink Floyd’s album Dark Side of the Moon.
The Bangles on American Bandstand (1986)
The Bangles appear on American Bandstand (May 10, 1986) with a Dick Clark interview and perform 2 songs, Manic Monday and If She Knew What She Wants.
Keith Emerson on Oscar Peterson Show
Keith Emerson (and Carl Palmer) on the BBC January, 1976 Oscar Peterson Show. Keith plays 2 songs, Barrelhouse Shakedown and Honkeytonk Train Blues. He is also interviewed. Enjoy.
Zepparella – Whole Lotta Love
Live at Sweetwater Music Hall, Mill Valley California, July 19, 2019. Zepparella, from San Francisco, California, is Anna Kristina (Vocals/Harp), Gretchen Menn (Guitar), Clementine (Drums) and Holly West (Bass).
Vinyl vs Digital
Yours is no Disgrace – YES
YES is appearing on The Beat-Club (1968) with stars Jon Anderson on vocals, Chris Squire on bass, Alan Banks on keyboards, Bill Bruford on drums and some incredible guitar work by Tony Banks. Enjoy!