Trevor Rabin-Something to hold on to.
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Monster musician and producer. Trevor’s talent is simply off the charts. Crazy that most had to wait until 90125 to figure it out.
Most had to wait until 90125 because he was in South Africa and mostly unknown to the rest of the world. It is not like a lot of South African musicians are well-known elsewhere.
I think Trevor was key in keeping Yes on the charts. Talented man.
For Sure! Because of him they had their first and only #1 album. The whole album were Trevor's songs and demo's.
Didn't belong in Yes.
@@scotabot7826 Nope. Not true. It was because of him they had their first and only number 1 hit single. 90125 only made it to number 5(in the US)but not number one in any country.
@@coogskr11 Why do you say that?
You can'y even spell his name right.
This was during that awkward phase between Yes (Chris Squire/Trevor Rabin, Alan White , Tony Kaye) and Anderson Bruford, Wakeman & Howe fighting over rights to call themselves "Yes." Trevor was like "F#ck it, i'm doing a solo album."
Asia
@@donrogers4441 This was 1989, so Asia wasn't an issue. ABWH and Yes spat was.
Balls
Never felt that... Just glad Trevor shared music 🎶
Cant Look Away was a superb album. Trevor is an amazing musician. Chatted to a South African friend many years ago, and happened to mention Trevor. He knew him from the Rabbit days. He certainly gave Yes a massive boost.
Trevor is a kickass guitar player. That's that.
One style, not like Howe who has proven can play any style of guitar(s)
coogskr11 lol. Howe was good at a couple things, but was in no way comparable to Rabin.
Jeremy Shirland totally agree. I’m a recent convert to all of Trevor ‘s material. He has become my favorite guitarist of all time. Every time you think it can’t get any better it always does. He’s a magician
Without a doubt. I totally agree.
@@liontone I SO AGREE with YOU!!
An ABSOLUTELY GREAT ERA for Music... Never to be repeated......
Surely one of my favorite albums of all-time. The first CD I ever owned. Won it on the radio, a year before I bought a CD player.
The South African Brian May! Great musician, guitar player and mostly composer.
Please don't put down Trevor. hahaha
Pretty damn good singer, too.
Blackdog great analogy!
Definitely not Peodophile like that atrocious fuckwit Brian May 🤮
@@dischargesummary8794 Uhhhh... Where the Hell did you hear that?? Brian May is one of the greatest guitarists of all time, has a PHD in Astrophysics, and has been advocating for the rights of animals, badger culling. That and he’s a fantastic human being. Maybe you’re thinking of Gary Glitter? Or Pete Townsend?
I've admired Trevor's playing, since I was a kid... When I was in the Army, and stationed in Korea, I purchased Yes's "90125".... and for me, that became the definitive YES. Just beautiful melodic rock... the way it should be played. I'd talk about Trevor's playing to other YES fans in my Army unit, and they told me about a guy named Steve Howe...I said "Steve WHO?"
I got mine in Pusan when I was stationed there too!!!
HOWE!
Everybody talks about YES but nobody talks about the iguana flying off the neck of his guitar at 3:42.
One of the best music videos ever.
I know. So many iguanas were used and abused in the making of this music video.
@@nikelover76 I would hope the flying iguana was CGI'd.
One of my favorite songs and videos from the 80s.
I always thought he and Peter Gabriel would have made an epic collaboration...
Interesting! 🤔
Completely agree. Would have been amazing.
@@curtisboswell2619 Imagine Rick Wakeman with them as well.
I also wanted this.
Interesting for Rabin to have played on Biko.
RIP Shelley. You looked awesome in this
Hey played all the instruments on this album except the drums. Pretty impressive.
Last McCartney album he's playing the drums too
The voice is not quite there in a few songs
But the "old fart" (just kidding of course) is not a slouch on drums \o/
Can't look away Trevor's best solo album and you know what I've always hoped for but probably would never happen a Steve Howe and Trevor Rabin collaboration but one can dream though
one of the best guitarists I've ever heard! respect!
I wore out this CD in the late 80s. This one and Wolf. Rabin is an amazing guitarist. I had all of his solo albums.
The brilliant Lou Molino III played drums on this album along with Alan White.
One of my favorite highly underated musicians...I love his sound.
Never was underrated, never will be.
@@villebooks What the hell does that even mean??? He is TOTALLY underrated here in the States. Most people will never even have heard his name, must less give him the full credit that he deserves for resurecting Yes from the scrap heap of history (outside of the legacy Yes fans). Do you think that if 90125 wouldn't have been released (or "Love Will Find A Way") that the vast majority of listeners to popular music would have cared about Yes? Trever picked-up that band and NO doubt helped them along their way to fatter pay checks. Andf I say that as a HUGE prog rock fan, and one who knows and understands legacy Yes addicts. But Steve Howe didn't make Yes a household name like Trever did. No comparison. Steve's biggest commercial/household name project was Asia (whom I also love).
As someone who collects Westone guitars I can't stop drooling when he's in the room full of them. I have a few of them but there's no way I could get them all.
Do you have the Trevor Rabin signature Pantera? Very cool guitar.
Jack Cole No, I drool every time one pops up on E-bay. Way too expensive. I do have the pearl "regular" X300 Pantera and a X275, though. I took the X300 to the local Guitar Center and showed the manager. I didn't think he was going to give it back. He couldn't believe I had found one. I did find a Villian in great condition with the Modulus neck, but believe it or not the neck is badly bowed. I've read they never do.
Cool, enjoy those rare beauties!
Are they not cool kick ass guitars
I happened to pick one up for a song a few months ago. It will be painted powder blue in due course!
came here after owner of a lonely heart video/solo. Dude this song rocks! perfect introduction to Trevor Rabin's solo career
Great job,Trevor!
Everyone should own this album.
It is an amazing album. All killer no filler!
@@julio_scissors no not really
right on. i went digital too
Chris Squire has said that Trevor Rabin is very talented musician.
Not a doubt. When both played in YES , always playing around , making jokes and so....
Chris said in his opinion Trevor’s up there with Hendrix and Harrisson. Listen to “A Croak & a Grunt in the Night,” and you get an idea why Chris would’ve said it. I think Trevor’s as good as if not better than Brian May, and I love Brian May’s guitar playing.
@@Bikewithlove at first I laughed, but the more I thought about it the more sense you made. It’s a bold as hell statement and it’s all subjective but you might be right.
Chris has gone on record and said Tevor's a better than Steve Howe hands down and that the difference betweent the two is that Trevor can play all of Steve's parts from classic Yes pretty much to a "T", but Steve can't perform Trevor's parts with nearly the same aplomb.
I saw this video 30 years ago at my grandma's house and I rememberd the "friendly clown" at the end.
For years I thought it was Paul McCartney because the memories became foggy.
"I never said that it was easy. But I need to make you see!"
I always wondered what my guardian/guiding angel looks like. Now I now :-)
Mad respect for Trevor!
He's very handsome indeed.
Farrah Teague I agree. He kind of reminds me of Donny Osmond but better looking
Jennifer Felan And he's still handsome. I might have him go easy on the black hair dye (dark brown would be better heheh) but I was in awe when I saw ARW several weeks ago.
I was a bit bummed when I found out his wife was the model in this video.
He's also married young lady so don't even think about it. :P
I have seen pictures of his wife. That is definitely not his wife in the video. Not sure where you got that information from but it's wrong.
Esse clipe e a cara da MTV,estou com saudades!aqui no Brasil nao tem mais o canal.💚💛👍
So, when did Trevor play with YES. Some of the chords sound so much like a couple of Yes tunes. Love will Find a Way, and Rythym of Love for example. He is definitely a great guitarist. This song brings back good sex memories. On the roof of a highrise in Detroit. Nothing but us, the stars, the city lights, the warm summer breeze and this Trevor Rabin song. Hell yeah baby. I WAS young and fearless and beautiful!!! Rockin' the Motor City like it was meant to be rocked!!
He's one of the few guitar players when you hear his notes you automatically know its him.
Joe Walsh is another example.
Esse cara canta muito toca muito é muito dá hora.. comom cade rock n' roll sempre 🤘🤘🤘🎸
Trevor, PLEASE put out a new hard rock'in album!!!😎😎😎
Trev rocked a hell of a mullet.
So did Eric Carmen remember him?
Especially in the video Make Me Lose Control..
Trevor was born in '54, me '56, we come from the same awesome music era!!!
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Jon - South African born 55. I did walk past him around 1975 at Jan Smits Airport. Glad he had a long career. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Such a talented musician..I am so glad him and Steve Howe finally patched up
I'll never forget 1975 (I think) Steve Howe quit Yes just before their scheduled tour. I had front row tickets and way WAY pissed.. This youngster named 'Rabin' was hired to fill in just weeks before the show, drinking age in LA was 21 at the time and the University almost didn't let him play. But make it in anyway... He was less than 15 feet from me while performing.- Hi hit every signature lick, and totally blew everyone away! A true guitar virtuoso!! Best thing that ever happened to YES...
I don't think that is how it went down....LOL!
Moebiuslink
Ok so it may have been a few years later.. I was there, it happened, the performance was inspiring. who cares what day it was.
Rob Campbell Also, Trevor was 30 and you're full of crap. Just kidding, maybe you were just really really high in the 80's!
Nothing in this story is true.
Rob Campbell Wow you are so full of shit. 1: Yes was broke up after Drama. So, no Steve Howe did not quit before the tour as Trevor was not even in the band yet.2: 90125 came in 1983, in October. You missed it by 8 years.3: That tour NEVER played in LA, much less a university. Even the Big Generator tour did not play there!4: You are so stupid, you would try to drown a fish. What the hell is wrong with you? Trying to make shit up to sound cool instead of being a fool? I am posting your stupid ass on Facebook to see how many people laugh at you. You really should not lie and before you get in deeper water, this Trevor Rabin solo tour (IE the song above) was in 1989. You know how I know all this? I ran cables on his tour for audio...
thanks for posting this. I saw 3/4 of it on MTV once. I love the album. Thanks again.
Man! That solo almost sounded like it was a synth... This guy's got great skill... I've gotta learn this.
I love this song! Such a fun video....great guitarist...incredible composer.
one of the smartest moves in R n R history.. Grab one of the Greatest and make it YOURS..... Hold on brother
This guy was AWESOME with his work on the movie American Outlaws. He did the soundtrack for that movie. Totally COOL. LOL
A great, underrated singer/songwriter/composer/guitarist/YESman. This was the first CD I ever owned. Won it on the radio, a year before I ever bought a CD player. Had a gf at the time cut it to cassette for me. Great CD. I liked his era of Yes perhaps more so than the original/classic lineup of Anderson/Bruford/Wakeman/Howe/Squier. Just perhaps.
Can't....Stop....Watching!!!
Man... love the experimentation in the key relations.
Sounds like Love Will Find a Way. Both, are great songs.
Love Will Find a Way was supposed to get into this Trevor's solo album (Can't Look Away), but the other Yes guys listened that song and smartly "stoled" it for the Big Generator album.
The MTV logo boy that reminds me they used to actually care about music 😭
What a gorgeous talented man. Love Trevor.❤
Named my first son born in 1990 after Trevor. Coolest song ever.
This is one of the best songs that 80s Yes never recorded as a group. This solo album, can't look away, just re-enforced how valuable Trevor was to their success in the eighties and nineties.
He is THE man!!
Trevor is the man !
STILL a killer track 35 years later! With TR's former Rabbit mate Duncan Faure on BVs.👍
Lou Molino! Drummah extraordinaire
Michael Sherwood Wow, that far back?? I know the two know each other quite well...
I love his polka dots outfit ♥
Maybe homage to Buddy Guy
This song remains. It always swohs up in my searches.
Amazing artist
One of my favourites of all time. "Give me something to hold onto, I'll give you more than you came for"
So underrated... Trev is amazing!!
I wish this could have made the cut on a Yes album. Squire, Anderson, WHite and Kaye would have made a great song even better.
I listen this album 100 times more.
Favorite Guitarist.
TREVOR IS GREAT! HE CAME ALONG N HEALED UP YESs WOUNDS...PICKED EM UP AND THEY MADE I THINK THEIR BEST STUFF EVER! JON..CHRIS N THE OTHERS JUST CAME ALIVE WITH HIM AT THE HELM.
Thank you, Trevor, for making the late 80's and early 90's just a little bit tolerable.
That third solo album in 1981 called wolf, something special was brewing, two years a number one hit with owner of a lonely heart,an icon of a producer in Mr ezrin at the helm of this one,a no brainer that this collaboration should be anything less than a success
Amazing musician !!!
I think this is an awesome song!
He was so friggin cool. These were the days.
I still have this CD somewhere. Great album from a talented musician.
Sure wish I could sing like TR!
Trevor Rabin is an underrated GOD!
JESUS CHRIST IS LORD GOD ALMIGHTY---"I AM THE LORD, AND BESIDE ME THERE IS NO SAVIOR."
OUTSTANDING!
Grandmaster Rabin. Even King Edward borrowed from him - twice.
This american MTV it's very Awesome on the 80's!... I'm from Brazil, right?!
MTV is not cool anymore . American TV is just awful altogether .
+Fabrício Assis MG MTV used to stand for MUSIC... but like everything else, the American dream has become a nightmare. Don't let go of your dreams.
I feel so good when I listen to your songs...:)
This song inspires me.
Más de 15 años sin ver este video, que lindo!
SO many Westone electric guitars in this video - I only wish the quality was better - LOVE videos like this :)
Great singer too!
No iguanas were hurt in the making of this video
Hearing some of his Con Air soundtrack here!
One of the best albums of all human history.
Todd Clemmer I just recently discovered this album and totally agree with you. There may be an equal but there’s none better.
Shelley Duvall being in this for 2 seconds. She ate
such talent
Nice iguana! I liked it when the reptile crawled on Trevor’s face. Oh, great song too!
Excelente
❤ excellent song excellent musician
Proudly South African boy band rabbit
Que pedazo de canción por Dios!!!!
My kinda song, love it
you can hold onto me Trevor. :)
ANOTHER GREAT SONG......................(hands down)............................
My favorite polka dot jerk xD
Love will find a way...oh wait. Yea I know he played with YES, this songs guitar licks remind me of that.
Yup, very similar riff
One of the few cassette singles I owned.
me too
This album CAN'T LOOK AWAY (1989) was co produced by Bob Ezrin (Pink Floyd The Wall)
Thanks!
Underrated guitar player where you can hear the important contribution in composition & performance he made to the Band: Yes. Not to take anything away from Stevie How who I classify with the many othet guitar gods of that era including: Jimmy Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn , Steve Morse, Rick Emmit, Steve Hackett, Eddie Van Halen, Robin Trower, Roni Le Teccro, Jimmie Page, David Gilmor, Rich Williams to name a few! No disrespect to those I have not mentioned since there is more you can add to the list.
Today? sigh......they are out there but not as recognized by the Industry as they once were.
Didn't know that Trevor Rabin was writing such songs too. I know him mainly for his FANTASTIC soundtrack to Armageddon movie.
Please check out the albums he did with YES. 90125, Big Generator, Talk. Wonderful stuff.
1989. It's been reissued by 'Voiceprint' (voiceprint.co.uk)
He gave them his work in trust and kept getting punched gently. That’s why he left. Man is a sold soul and a beautiful human. He stands with Sting, Gabriel, Prince
He’s a full out musical sentient.
The pursuit of progressive artists to become popular and poppy.
A truely 70's video here cheesy yet the music goes in a totally different direction.
Trevor is one cool dude
Excelente tema, hubiera seguido un álbum más luego de TALK