Yes 'Heart Of The Sunrise'

Actually from Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman & Howe. Not a bad performance of my favorite Yes song!

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[bassmusicmanAHS]

if its not squire its not yes. sorry jeff berlin i know you're amazing but it just doesnt cut it. mad props for learning all this in three days though

[skinnymulligan07]

@bassmusicmanAHS Yes - I totally agree!

[Victor31299]

STEVE HOWE IS AMAZING

[NoviJimB]

I remember my sister buying the Fragile album in the summer or fall of 72. Of course at first I just liked Roundabout since that was the big radio hit, but once I listened to the whole album a few times I ended loving this and South Side of the Sky and We Have Heaven (may have the titles off just a little). Great album, great song.

[tonusaitis]

I almost think things are tighter without Squire and the tempo doesn't drag (I think he's the one usually slowing things down). But the backing vocals are definitely lacking without him. The bass was much higher in the mix live on the tour than on this video and things sounded better overall. The keyboard sounds Wakeman used on this tour were really good.

[CBYesman]

I agree without my boy Chris on the bass standing tall what do you have.

[rodrigoduarte74]

Well, Bruford is not playing with so much verve as he played at the Fragile time...

[SeattleLA]

@Tsnore yes true

[Tsnore]

Long live Jon - the one and only voice of Yes!

[MrFrench439]

@Nacho66 Actually, it's Jeff Berlin on bass. It was SUPPOSED to be Levin, but he came down sick shortly before the tour, and Berlin stepped in (and learned the repertoire in three days). I agree he doesn't exactly do the part justice, but certainly did a damn good job given the circumstances.

[Nacho66]

This is Tony Levin on bass. I agree with others here; Squire is the best bassist for Yes. Plus he owns the name.