Yes - Yours Is No Disgrace (1971)

Hot clip,man the lads should go far,, eh?😉

in all this analysis of the clearly god-like gift that is Howe's talent nary a mention: he is playing one of the most difficult instruments to control ever made. the tone he commands from a hollow-body only a maybe handful of god's - Django, Beck, Mahavishnu et al, Fripp, Zappa, Brian May and the Red Special (which technically is a hollow body as well) .. they sit with Orpheus

Tony Kaye - the master of the Hammond organ! Never gets enough credit.

Groovy. So much great live music captured on these wonderful Beat Club videos, often sounding better then the records! Love the charming host and the nutty vfx effects

Extraordinario
Que tiempos aquellos❤

What is that instrument in front of Jon Anderson?

the best Yes line up I think still rock roots.

I know why I was born 1971. Yes!

Too bad Bill Bruford had issues with Chris Squire. He is an amazing drummer. Yes have been fortunate to have amazing drummers and musicians join. Such a genius band.

The Sandy Hook ad in the middle of Steve Howe translating the cosmos is a real bummer bro.

Nice to hear hippies sing falsetto over wanky jazz, seriously

God Bless Butch + Nema Davis thank You Steve + Yes

Steve leaves me absolutely mesmerized watching this...

Sem comentário...Only Yes!

You got to love the idea that the camera man thinks he is a large part of the "art". Instead of someone like, oh I don't know, Bill Bruford. But give les allemands credit, at least they showed quite a bit of him, usually they avoid the drummer.

Imagine the mansplaining; all the blokes from that era taking their girlfriends to see this.

Sweden absolutely blows

another Yes masterpiece as they all are.

I never saw this until today. I'm breathless.

Criminal to rock this fucking hard.

Well...this is certainly a "Time-capsule", isn't it! Whew...that early 70's "Style" - Chris Squire's "Yak" Boots, are up there with that other monster bassist- Bootsy Collins! Organist, Tony Kaye is workin' the Father John Misty look - 50 years in advance! - Jon looks STONED! Bill - always the consummate Drummer! - and then there is Steve Howe - I am sure his name was being spoken in hushed tones all over London. I bet other Guitarist who came to see YES, went home - and just stared at their guitars, and...Wept!

Great song

But then it wouldn't be "free", would it? Great TV find from a band who could actually PLAY their instruments live, (although some of Bill's trademark military style trills - a la Billy Cobham Lite - do NOT appear to match what his hands seem to be doing ... hmn.) Jon's eyes look like he's buzzed out of his gourd. And all before it became too much the Jon Anderson Hobbitty Pseudo-Profound Acid Babblings Show & Band, and I lost interest.

What artistry from Steve Howe. Magnificent.

I still love my X wife and the #1 best concert was with her In the Omaha Civic Auditorium in ??? 81 or 79 0r ? 😂😂

silly human, silly human race

back then steve held his guitar on his chest

steve howe pre skelatore

At 9'15'' begins the most beautiful guitar restarting of all times 👍😀

OMG that blew me away for lots of reasons. :)

hardly showed Chris Squier not cool Great tune i want to see Chris Squier play what a Bass player !!!!!!!

Tony Kaye was great..He was also in Detective

This band is utterly phenomenal.

le boulot qu'il fait steve !!

They never showed Chris Squire? Maybe the camera person didn’t like his boots.

What is John Anderson playing or mixing there.

That must be Before Rick Wakeman joined the band. Has to be Tony Kaye on keyboards.

I could not agree more about Steve Howe. There is no one like him!

This is one of my favorite records of all time and one of my favorite Yes albums. The writing is so tight and melodic.

Bruford drives the bus on this version!

Wow I forgot how amazing this band was ❤

Beautiful german lady, ahn?

Like alot of great music this one's overlooked

Allo

The mellotron or whatever it is that Anderson is playing is too loud. Other than that I love this version.

There is more musicality and discipline in this, than in 100% of what passes for music these days. Taylor who????? And Squire's Dr. Suess boots rock!

Groovy like a Fellini movie

My eyes hurt, but my ears are loving it!!! 😃

Looks like Howe on guitar!