I don't have a favorite live performance of this song, but it was fun to be there in SLO when this one was recorded. The energy around the 3-day event was beyond any other YES experience I'd ever known, and perhaps will ever see again.
Does anyone know when/what concert Yes played the live version of "And You and I" that appears on Disk 4 of the box set (YesYears)? That's (so far) my favorite version...
I agree with the person who posted this - While _ALL_ live versions of 'And You And I' are truly a rewarding listening experience, this live version from "Keys To Ascesion" (with minor overdubs) is my absolute favorite rendition of this Yes Classic. Especially at the end of the song: Listen to Jon's final words "valleys of endless seas" and the combination of Rick's synths, that ending takes you to a place only YES music can. Wonderful Stuff.
If other think this the best version, good for them, but the unequalled standard for me is from Yessongs. Listening each time a new version would surface over the decades, I search for the perfect example (as Jon said he does). I think it's maybe the sound of Wakeman's keys on the Yessong version. I prefer that level of power and that arrangement. Can't blame him, but Maestro Steve just quieted down over time.
@triarii11 Michael Tsarion is the worlds premier conspiracy researcher/lecturer/author. Leo Zagami, Jordan Maxwell Alexandre Dumas pere are highly informative as well. p.s. Melting Euphoria is similar to Ozric Tentacles and Gong.
@triarii11 "The high office of the President has been used to foment a plot to destroy the American's freedom and before I leave office, I must inform the citizen of this plight."
@AlbaGoBragh This passage is taken from Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum page 484 chapter 93
The only society known to us capable of rivaling us in these arts is that of the Jesuits. But we have succeeded in discrediting the Jesuits in the eyes of the stupid populace, because that society is an open organization, whereas we stay in the wings, maintaning secrecy. Protocol, v
Tripping to Yes 2 or 3 times(can't remember) at the Mississippi River Festival on the campus of Southern Illinois University 1970something...........thank you Yes !!! :)
@flobil2005 'I do not like the reappearance of The Jesuits ... If ever there was a body of men who merited damnation on earth and in hell, it is this society of Loyola's. Nevertheless, we are compelled by our system of religous toleration to offer them an asylum.' John Adams, 2nd President of the U.S.A
I saw these geat guys at "The BACKYARD" in Austin Texas I was on front row stage right,I was 10 feet from Rick Wakeman and even had a short conversation with him during the show! What a night ! They did the Entire "oceans" album and Steve did a 25 minute solo.Rick was wearing a Long rattlesnake coat down to his silver Nike shoes...Best concert I ever saw I watch the stars by this stuff now...Later!
@FHD59 Yes fostered my musical consciousness at the age of 13, when I first heard Tormato. I then worked my way back through the catalogue, album by album, compared to Yes, other music seems not quite there. Where it comes from? The weirdest theories seem to be right in this case.
@baldrbraa "The high office of the President has been used to foment a plot to destroy the American's freedom and before I leave office, I must inform the citizen of this plight."
This is not even close to the best version ever. Come on!! Any version from the 1970's blows this away. In the 1970's Steve's pedal steel is scorching beyond the point of comprehension. And they all were wayyy better. Here at 8:15 is totally lame, compared to what we saw in the 1970's
I saw Yes for the 4th Time in my life this last March 2011 in Houston ... The first time was after the Yes Songs Album was released so I got to hear songs from the Yes Album , Fragile and Close to the Edge .... the second time I saw them was right after the realease of Tales from Topographic Oceans (1972 - 1974 Denver) I did not hear them again, the third time until (1982) Chicago. These extremely talented musicians always amaze me when they can reproduce live exactly what is produced in studio
I'm really looking for the '76 tour ? version of this where in the background they had clouds going by all the way across the back of the stage on a screen during the middle part. Any help ?
And also vids of the "vertebrae" tour ....where the lights looked like they were on "spines" and they rose up and down.
They didn't do this in 1976. They opened with a small part of The Apocalypse From And you And I. You must mean 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977 or 1979. The lights were on hanging spines In The Round 1978 and 1979, but no And You and I in 1978. but the clouds going by might be 1977. The vertebrae tour is 1974 and 1975.
Keys to Ascension was an awesome recording. It is one to keep! Much better than the early recordings of yessongs and yesshows.
I wish Jon was with the band right now. They've been around our area a few times, but I refuse to go if Jon isn't lead vocalist. Where are the days of ABWH. Throw in Squire and you'd have an amazing group again!!!!
ABWH : An evening of yes music plus was also a very good recording/concert!
Keys to Ascension was an awesome recording. It is one to keep! Much better than the early recordings of yessongs and yesshows.
I wish Jon was with the band right now. They've been around our area a few times, but I refuse to go if Jon isn't lead vocalist. Where are the days of ABWH. Throw in Squire and you'd have an amazing group again!!!!
This KTA version is incredible, and so is the one on Yessongs. I have to say though, after hearing this live by virtually every incarnation of the band, that my favorite is from the Talk tour with Trevor Rabin. I know. I'm weird.
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@gettyz 'It is my opinion that if the liberties of this country(USA) are destroyed, it will be by the subtlety of the Roman catholic Jesuit priests, for they are the most crafty, dangerous enemies to civil and religous liberty. They have instigated most of the wars of Europe.' Marquis de LaFayette
@gettyz "If we were merely dealing with the law of averages, half of the events affecting our nation's well-being should be good for America. If we were dealing with mere incompetence, our leaders should occasionally make a mistake in our favor. We . . . are not dealing with coincidence or stupidity, but with planning and brilliance."
-Gary Allen, from his book None Dare Call It Conspiracy
@gettyz 'This war would never have been possible without the sinister influence of The Jesuits.' Abraham Lincoln on the Civil War 'I have learnt most of all from The Jesuit Order. A good part of that organization I have transported direct to my own party'~~~Adolph Hitler 'In Himmler, I see our Ignatius of Loyola'~~~Adolph Hitler
@gettyz A cover is always necessary. In concealment lies a great part of our strength. Hence we must always hide ourselves under the name of another society. --Die neusten ararbeiten des Spartacus and Philo in dem Illuminaten-Orden, 1794, p: 165
This is taken from page 491 of Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Eco. 'Coincidentally' Umberto Eco has written the introduction to the newly printed version of Alexandre's The Count of Monte Christo.
@gettyz 'I do not like the reappearance of The Jesuits ... If ever there was a body of men who merited damnation on earth and in hell, it is this society of Loyola's. Nevertheless, we are compelled by our system of religous toleration to offer them an asylum.' John Adams, 2nd President of the U.S.A
@gettyz ETs have already been here for thousands and thousands of years....in fact....we all have ET origin.....we are all from other worlds..........or at least have DNA from other brothers and sisters from the stars........<3 <3 <3 <3............
Does analyzing it make you all feel better about YOU....Enjoy, and listen to what they've Blessed us with...all I hear from You is words...Get your ass'es on stage and in the studio and DO BETTER..You Can't
Its true. KTA is overdubbed to correct and strengthen what was a --not all that great recording of the band getting to know each other again. I was there.
I saw them when they did their masterwork tour in 2000. That was one Mark 1 Mod 0 mindblowingly wonderous concert. They dug stuff out that they hadn't played in 25 years (two songs off the Tales of a Topographic Ocean album for starters). I could have stopped going to concerts then as it was the most wonderous thing I'd ever seen first hand. I've been to many concerts since (Rosfest 2009 came close (Officer! These 5 Swedish kids traipsed in here and stole the show!), but not quite).
I saw them at the Warner Theatre in Washington D.C. on April 4 and I was impressed how Benoit sounded just like Jon Anderson...they didn't play And You And I, but did a great Close To The Edge.
Best live version?...hard to say... but the original studio version is hard to beat. - Howe's petal steel beg. around 3:40 is less than ideal for ex., (but it prob IS live!) -- Mid 70s he use to use a good deal more reverb and delay. Here it seems too dry!
-- His steel gtr on GftO (the song) seems similar/opposite in a way... if the studio version has a bit too much reverb he did pentience for that original sin by playing it too dry on tour in 03/04 (on versions I've heard at least).
I have always loved this live version from KTA. Especially the last line, "called over valleys of endless seas......" What I like particularly about this version is Jon's vocalising on the word "seas" @ 9:46, you hear the combination of Squire's bass, Howe's guitar and RIck's keys all taking us off into the sunset as the song ends. Brilliant!
We were there,at the Freemont, an old style art deco type theater.I saw them in '74 on the "Tale From Topographic Oceans" tour...but they outdid themselves on this show. Jon lives around here now, and they had all of their old equipment (no cheating here). Every moment was MAGICAL! Best show EVER! Cried at the beauty.
This is not even close to the best version ever. Come on!! Any version from the 1970's blows this away. In the 1970's Steve's pedal steel is scorching beyond the point of comprehension. And they all were wayyy better. Here at 8:15 is totally lame, compared to what we saw in the 1970's.
Much as I once loved Yes in the late 1970's (and even bought a copy of FISH OUT OF WATER to add to my collection) there has been this undertone of things, following the release of DRAMA, that Yes has been kept alive to keep Squire in the style to which he's become accustomed to. The injection of his harmonica into this classic is his jab at us, that "this my gig. If you don't like it, go home" ...which is what many of us have done. You should have seen the packed house for Jon's solo show....
Ha Ha! I even have "Olias of Sunhillow" by Jon and "Beginnings" by Steve, as well as a multitude of Ricks work. Check out Jon's vocals on King Crimson's "Circus" album...phenomenal!
this is brilliant, am a long time fan and this is a song that stands out above everything.
what other group could offer anything live like this - they show they're experts
lal777lal 1 day ago
I don't have a favorite live performance of this song, but it was fun to be there in SLO when this one was recorded. The energy around the 3-day event was beyond any other YES experience I'd ever known, and perhaps will ever see again.
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wwwonderful 1 week ago
Uber super duper.
A very finely done piece of music.
electronfun 2 weeks ago
this song takes us back to what music was like before our generation made it all about sex and drugs... i hate what we've done to it.
UKGameMaster 1 month ago
Does anyone know when/what concert Yes played the live version of "And You and I" that appears on Disk 4 of the box set (YesYears)? That's (so far) my favorite version...
mulgamutt 1 month ago
@mulgamutt I think it was Houston, 87....not sure....I agree...Trevor sounded great!
RICHARDTRICHMOND 1 month ago
The version from the ABWH tour is awesome also.
bagcpa 1 month ago
PERFECT MUSIC MADE BY GODS
DanielMant1500 1 month ago
I agree with the person who posted this - While _ALL_ live versions of 'And You And I' are truly a rewarding listening experience, this live version from "Keys To Ascesion" (with minor overdubs) is my absolute favorite rendition of this Yes Classic. Especially at the end of the song: Listen to Jon's final words "valleys of endless seas" and the combination of Rick's synths, that ending takes you to a place only YES music can. Wonderful Stuff.
MiddSouthFootball09 1 month ago 3
Great apart from Wakeman's strange sound choices.
kevycanavan 2 months ago
If other think this the best version, good for them, but the unequalled standard for me is from Yessongs. Listening each time a new version would surface over the decades, I search for the perfect example (as Jon said he does). I think it's maybe the sound of Wakeman's keys on the Yessong version. I prefer that level of power and that arrangement. Can't blame him, but Maestro Steve just quieted down over time.
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@triarii11 Michael Tsarion is the worlds premier conspiracy researcher/lecturer/author. Leo Zagami, Jordan Maxwell Alexandre Dumas pere are highly informative as well. p.s. Melting Euphoria is similar to Ozric Tentacles and Gong.
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@triarii11 "The high office of the President has been used to foment a plot to destroy the American's freedom and before I leave office, I must inform the citizen of this plight."
~JFK
uriahheep108 2 months ago
I was disappointed when I first heard the studio version of this song. I came to know it from some live bootleg.
japhyriddle 2 months ago
75 people reached over the sun for the river and 1 person listened hard but could not see.
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@AlbaGoBragh This passage is taken from Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum page 484 chapter 93
The only society known to us capable of rivaling us in these arts is that of the Jesuits. But we have succeeded in discrediting the Jesuits in the eyes of the stupid populace, because that society is an open organization, whereas we stay in the wings, maintaning secrecy. Protocol, v
uriahheep108 2 months ago
beautiful version...timeless...this song is YES at it's most creative and vibrant musically.
peacefulliving109 2 months ago
Tripping to Yes 2 or 3 times(can't remember) at the Mississippi River Festival on the campus of Southern Illinois University 1970something...........thank you Yes !!! :)
rolling1up 2 months ago
Is Very good, but, THE BEST is on YESSONGS!
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uriahheep108 2 months ago
I saw these geat guys at "The BACKYARD" in Austin Texas I was on front row stage right,I was 10 feet from Rick Wakeman and even had a short conversation with him during the show! What a night ! They did the Entire "oceans" album and Steve did a 25 minute solo.Rick was wearing a Long rattlesnake coat down to his silver Nike shoes...Best concert I ever saw I watch the stars by this stuff now...Later!
RG4242421 2 months ago
@RG4242421 Color me Green with envy.
egcroan 2 months ago
where does this music come from? it's so unearthly. beautiful.
FHD59 2 months ago
@FHD59 Yes fostered my musical consciousness at the age of 13, when I first heard Tormato. I then worked my way back through the catalogue, album by album, compared to Yes, other music seems not quite there. Where it comes from? The weirdest theories seem to be right in this case.
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~JFK
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This is not even close to the best version ever. Come on!! Any version from the 1970's blows this away. In the 1970's Steve's pedal steel is scorching beyond the point of comprehension. And they all were wayyy better. Here at 8:15 is totally lame, compared to what we saw in the 1970's
yesshows100 2 months ago
I saw Yes for the 4th Time in my life this last March 2011 in Houston ... The first time was after the Yes Songs Album was released so I got to hear songs from the Yes Album , Fragile and Close to the Edge .... the second time I saw them was right after the realease of Tales from Topographic Oceans (1972 - 1974 Denver) I did not hear them again, the third time until (1982) Chicago. These extremely talented musicians always amaze me when they can reproduce live exactly what is produced in studio
CurtisKath01 2 months ago
I'm really looking for the '76 tour ? version of this where in the background they had clouds going by all the way across the back of the stage on a screen during the middle part. Any help ?
And also vids of the "vertebrae" tour ....where the lights looked like they were on "spines" and they rose up and down.
Maybe '78-ish that tour ?
Seattle here.
TacomaPaul 2 months ago
@TacomaPaul
They didn't do this in 1976. They opened with a small part of The Apocalypse From And you And I. You must mean 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977 or 1979. The lights were on hanging spines In The Round 1978 and 1979, but no And You and I in 1978. but the clouds going by might be 1977. The vertebrae tour is 1974 and 1975.
yesshows100 2 months ago
hey the best is on yessongs
dolphinfjr1972 3 months ago
I first caught them in '69 just as they came over...Blessed Ever Since.
artloverrob 3 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
This was in my truck for a year....love these CD's! The studio tracks are solid as well! Last really good YES CD,in my opinion.
facesonmars 3 months ago
you are so right. this IS the best live version i've ever heard.
and i've been seeing them live since 72'. just the best in concert.
after the dead of course
abeau007 3 months ago
Keys to Ascension was an awesome recording. It is one to keep! Much better than the early recordings of yessongs and yesshows.
I wish Jon was with the band right now. They've been around our area a few times, but I refuse to go if Jon isn't lead vocalist. Where are the days of ABWH. Throw in Squire and you'd have an amazing group again!!!!
ABWH : An evening of yes music plus was also a very good recording/concert!
thginthgin 3 months ago
Keys to Ascension was an awesome recording. It is one to keep! Much better than the early recordings of yessongs and yesshows.
I wish Jon was with the band right now. They've been around our area a few times, but I refuse to go if Jon isn't lead vocalist. Where are the days of ABWH. Throw in Squire and you'd have an amazing group again!!!!
thginthgin 3 months ago
This KTA version is incredible, and so is the one on Yessongs. I have to say though, after hearing this live by virtually every incarnation of the band, that my favorite is from the Talk tour with Trevor Rabin. I know. I'm weird.
skroehr 4 months ago
beautiful!
mattdude58 4 months ago
one of my 5 greatest bands ever and ones the beatles tough criteria!
mattdude58 4 months ago
This is very good
bobspark18 4 months ago
This is a very good version! Thanks for the post!
TheBigDragonSlayer 4 months ago
This is an amazing version but personally I prefer Wakeman with his original synth/'tron sounds :)
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ClassicRockDVD 5 months ago
I prefer the solo with the lap steel guitar.
KornSOAD 5 months ago
when aliens visit thousands of years from now, the only thing we need in our collective time capsule is the music of yes...
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@gettyz 'This war would never have been possible without the sinister influence of The Jesuits.' Abraham Lincoln on the Civil War 'I have learnt most of all from The Jesuit Order. A good part of that organization I have transported direct to my own party'~~~Adolph Hitler 'In Himmler, I see our Ignatius of Loyola'~~~Adolph Hitler
uriahheep108 4 months ago
@gettyz A cover is always necessary. In concealment lies a great part of our strength. Hence we must always hide ourselves under the name of another society. --Die neusten ararbeiten des Spartacus and Philo in dem Illuminaten-Orden, 1794, p: 165
This is taken from page 491 of Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Eco. 'Coincidentally' Umberto Eco has written the introduction to the newly printed version of Alexandre's The Count of Monte Christo.
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uriahheep108 4 months ago
@gettyz ETs have already been here for thousands and thousands of years....in fact....we all have ET origin.....we are all from other worlds..........or at least have DNA from other brothers and sisters from the stars........<3 <3 <3 <3............
TheUniversalOcean 3 months ago
@gettyz they are already here
watrwefitinfor 2 months ago
@gettyz But aliens are only us from the future...
Nukemoose1 2 weeks ago
Those happy 5 guys gave us licence to explore.
TheTherese3 6 months ago 10
But we all know that.Sorry beatles.
TheTherese3 6 months ago
It's easy math Yes is best.
TheTherese3 6 months ago
this is a good version! excellentebravo, musicolongalosto!
tonyt581 6 months ago
this is a good version!
tonyt581 6 months ago
Does analyzing it make you all feel better about YOU....Enjoy, and listen to what they've Blessed us with...all I hear from You is words...Get your ass'es on stage and in the studio and DO BETTER..You Can't
relayer682399 6 months ago
Got news for you. the version on KTA has studio over dubs by howe wakeman and anderson. Nothing touches the studio version
skinboneybud 7 months ago
@skinboneybud
Its true. KTA is overdubbed to correct and strengthen what was a --not all that great recording of the band getting to know each other again. I was there.
ChordCluster 5 months ago
I saw them when they did their masterwork tour in 2000. That was one Mark 1 Mod 0 mindblowingly wonderous concert. They dug stuff out that they hadn't played in 25 years (two songs off the Tales of a Topographic Ocean album for starters). I could have stopped going to concerts then as it was the most wonderous thing I'd ever seen first hand. I've been to many concerts since (Rosfest 2009 came close (Officer! These 5 Swedish kids traipsed in here and stole the show!), but not quite).
rogerdotlee 8 months ago
Jon is Yes, saw them 13 times through-out the years once with Benoit (he was ok) but not the man. Olias of Sunhillow
waterclam1 10 months ago
NIce that Chris doesn't play the harmonica anymore on this song. Benoit told him it sucked
skinboneybud 10 months ago
@skinboneybud
I saw them at the Warner Theatre in Washington D.C. on April 4 and I was impressed how Benoit sounded just like Jon Anderson...they didn't play And You And I, but did a great Close To The Edge.
pajasa62 10 months ago
@skinboneybud how do you know that?
Russocass 7 months ago
Best live version?...hard to say... but the original studio version is hard to beat. - Howe's petal steel beg. around 3:40 is less than ideal for ex., (but it prob IS live!) -- Mid 70s he use to use a good deal more reverb and delay. Here it seems too dry!
-- His steel gtr on GftO (the song) seems similar/opposite in a way... if the studio version has a bit too much reverb he did pentience for that original sin by playing it too dry on tour in 03/04 (on versions I've heard at least).
marmas58ink 10 months ago
I have always loved this live version from KTA. Especially the last line, "called over valleys of endless seas......" What I like particularly about this version is Jon's vocalising on the word "seas" @ 9:46, you hear the combination of Squire's bass, Howe's guitar and RIck's keys all taking us off into the sunset as the song ends. Brilliant!
MiddSouthFootball09 11 months ago
Yes Sir, this is what I call MUSIC.
Yesshows01 11 months ago
Po prostu zaje**ste!
Thats is amazing! Beutiful!
hauerdex 1 year ago
We were there,at the Freemont, an old style art deco type theater.I saw them in '74 on the "Tale From Topographic Oceans" tour...but they outdid themselves on this show. Jon lives around here now, and they had all of their old equipment (no cheating here). Every moment was MAGICAL! Best show EVER! Cried at the beauty.
GoatBeach 1 year ago
Hold onto your bowels! I lost mine when Chris' bass pedals kicked in at 03:38!
jtchivers 1 year ago
Yes rocks! I love Jesus.
ApostlesoYahwehUnite 1 year ago
I think the harmonica really works. It helps establish the folksy sound of "The Preacher The Teacher" section.
apieceofeight23 1 year ago
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This is not even close to the best version ever. Come on!! Any version from the 1970's blows this away. In the 1970's Steve's pedal steel is scorching beyond the point of comprehension. And they all were wayyy better. Here at 8:15 is totally lame, compared to what we saw in the 1970's.
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Much as I once loved Yes in the late 1970's (and even bought a copy of FISH OUT OF WATER to add to my collection) there has been this undertone of things, following the release of DRAMA, that Yes has been kept alive to keep Squire in the style to which he's become accustomed to. The injection of his harmonica into this classic is his jab at us, that "this my gig. If you don't like it, go home" ...which is what many of us have done. You should have seen the packed house for Jon's solo show....
studentjohn36 1 year ago
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Ha Ha! I even have "Olias of Sunhillow" by Jon and "Beginnings" by Steve, as well as a multitude of Ricks work. Check out Jon's vocals on King Crimson's "Circus" album...phenomenal!
GoatBeach 1 year ago
Whole Keys To Ascension 1 and 2 are great albums
krokeman 1 year ago
Excellent version... I agree...
Raiderblack 1 year ago
Damn, there's Chris Squire with his damn harmonica again, trying to "improve" on a structure that was already great.
studentjohn36 1 year ago
@studentjohn36 yeah Im not a fan of the harmonica either...
MauiBoyTrav 1 year ago
Great version!
penguinofscottsdale 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this beautiful song. A very good version indeed!
AnnekeRB 2 years ago
Wow! Ommmmmmm......
xlapj001 2 years ago
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marmas58ink 10 months ago