Yes - Owner Of A Lonely Heart (Live At The Apollo)
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In 2016, Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin and Rick Wakeman brought together their incredible talents and long experience of working in Yes to take to the road for a series of concerts celebrating Yes’ musical legacy of the seventies, eighties and nineties. Yes featuring Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin and Rick Wakeman toured first in North America and then brought their live show to the UK in early 2017, including this performance captured at the Manchester Apollo. The band are in superb form in front of a sell-out crowd who are clearly loving every minute of the show which includes classic tracks such as Roundabout, Owner Of A Lonely Heart, And You And I, Hold On, Heart Of The Sunrise, Rhythm Of Love, I’ve Seen All Good People and many more.
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#Yes #OwnerOfALonelyHeart #LiveAtTheApollo - Hudba
This is not a band, it's a perfection exercise.
This and roundabout is
m a g i c✨😫🔥
💯 Percent agreed
Yes
Preach!
Pure talent, zero AI
Jon's voice, in his 70's, as good as it was in 1974. Unbelievable.
Exactly. No limitation or detuning
да , согласен . круто
Thought the same showed it to my Mum who is from 1947, Jon s from 1944..I was 14 when this song came out fav of mine for life..his voice and the guys playing so well is testament to real musicianship..nowadays not found anymore
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Almost sounds improved with experience. Amazingly preserved with age.
What a phenomenal band! His voice is crisp despite the fact that he is 70! They sound better than 90% of the bands that exist today.
Ahhh, yer just sentimental, you know all the words. Braand Loyalty?
@@Wintermute0168 What?
Pulling your Leg..I agree with you 😑
Including the band that bills itself as Yes.
I musicisti di oggi sono marci
Can't believe after so many years they sound so good. Brilliant in fact.
Trevor Rabin is one of the most under-rated guitarists out there. He and Rush's Alex Lifeson have similar styles and techniques, yet still possess their own unique stamp on the genre. Phenomenal talent.
true and Chris Squire and Geddy Lee too
I totally agree 👍
I hadn't thought of that comparison, but that's a great observation,.
That's an astute observation...
Love me some TR!
Rick Wakeman and his keyboard setup on stage are one of a kind.....walking the crowd he looks like royalty.....the faces in the audience are priceless.....
As a kid I wore out Journey to the Center of the Earth
Walter, I totally agree, moving into the crowd with pure confidence is completely PRICELESS! There very few who can/could pull that off like the legendary Rick Wakeman...
@@MrKennyanders For me it was his solo during "The Revealing Science of God" off the Tales album. I'd keep lifting the needle and dropping it down again for that solo.
❤❤❤
Didn't no one notice the dude playing keyboard from the other side, who can play from reverse the right notes, insane
They sound FANTASTIC for a live band. Another group that has aged VERY well. Nice job.
I am a South African & I saw Trevor Rabin back in the early 70s in Johannesburg performing in his band Rabbitt. A man of great talent
He composed the music for the film “Armeggedon.
It's almost ridiculous how good they sound. Rabin and Anderson, in particular, are elevating the shit out of this performance
Rabin is a talentless circus clown.
33 years and the sound is still as tight as ever....
Tight is Right
Jon Anderson is a treasure. We must protect him at all costs. I'll go see any band he fronts.
Jon and the Band Geeks was a phenomenal show.
Three Ships is my go-to holiday album
This man voice have not changed in like 50 years. Amazing! Cool seeing Steve Smith on drums and the only and one Rick Wakemann on keys!!!
Lou Molino on drums.
Lou Molino, pacman.
Sorry, just saw that Scott replied with this as well.
I thought it was Steve as well at first. They definitely look similar.
I turned 57 yesterday, just checking in; somehow, my heroes all got old. Yesterday, I was taking on the world, and they were older, but cool, people. Time.
What did I just see here? I‘m blown away. How can he … he is over 70! And the whole band is on a higher level. Wow! Just wow!
I really dont believe how they sound so good, as good as in the studio, maann...amazing
@@MidwestFarmToys wooww,,,incredible
This performance has been doctored quite a bit though. I'm not saying that this lineup didn't sound great live though.
Great Soundengineers one can tell ;)
Autotune and backing tracks.
@@mangolassi_. All live performances are now. Our benefit!!
Rick Wakeman Master🙏
An unmatched group of brilliant musicians we will be lucky to see again in our life times
Rabin was a class act. Heard the song in 1984 and 38 yes later it still sounds good.
Me too, 1984. I just went to a 1984 live video of this song. Looks like Trevor is using the same guitar. No way?
Yes! One of my favorite bands back then and still is now!
This is why Yes is one of the most iconic bands in the world! Epic Elite Talent.
They were phenomenal in the 70's and now they are STILL phenomenal "in their 70's"...They sound as good here as they did when I was 20... I'm almost 72 now...
What a composition! Trevor Robin’s guitar arrangement is borderline genius.
The guitar solo is one of my all-time favorite solos--so incredibly modern and eccentric and catchy.
The key change in this track is pure, unadulterated music theory perfection.
Unbelievable musicianship...Lee Pomeroy does Chris Squire proud and Lou Molino is a beast of a drummer channeling his inner Bruford and White just fine!
Now THAT'S a live performance!
YES because of Jon 💓
Rick Wakeman is indeed THE Keyboard Wizard Extraordinaire!!!
Yo, that keyboardist and his cape...he's the mascot for a band of musical wizards. So dope!
one of the greatest prog rock bands of all time ! Love YES
"YES" that`s right
But this here is NOT YES. It is commercialized FAKE YES .
One of the best bands in rock history
Fantastic live performance by Trevor, Jon, Al, Rick, and everyone else involved... Just pure magic.
This song will never age. They still sound amazing
It can't "age" because it was never any good in the first place.
Aw c'mon really?!?
It's amazing how Wakeman's minimoog solo brings the 70's Yes essence back to this 80's jewel.
I love every rendition of this band as a 70's child ,keyboard playing musician.
This is the best performance of this song I've ever seen.
Same here. I’m 57 and couldn’t agree more
Wakeman going full Gandalf. Always gotta love Rick in his cape.
Yes still on top ! Never get tired of listening to their songs after 40 years. Anderson has a unique voice and Rabin plays guitar divinely. The solo of Hold on is a pure chill of emotion!
Same or me mate. What a class.
In my 80's like this very much, today too
It feels so good to hear real musicians, artists and authors in these down times ! :o)
Music industry doesn't risk anymore on coming up musicians. It's just pre-made garbage
Yes all the the songs and tunes shown live here, are all from an age when not only could the bands read music, understood its measure and construction, and the fact that they can transpose, not just from key-to-key but instrument as well. Nor multiple dubbing and sampling we see today.
I know that my parents (c. 1930) bemoaned our age profile b. 1950 onward and compared to the music of their time, but as Roy Wood embarrassed my father in a discussion over the Parkinson Show (1970s) and Wood did a line by line transposition of a Bach Fugue (not the expected Toccatta and fugue of Roller Ball fame) but another and how that could be borrowed and transcribed in to another song. Also rationalise and compare the thinking behind Beethoven-v-Mozart and how the latter was very advanced comparing him again with Bach. Much to my father's surprise could right music to the Stave.
Just because in my father's initial sighting he was " long haired lay-about"; it took this interview to make my father realise that those writing and playing songs not just the 1960s but through to the early 1990s, could indeed play their instrument of choice but in various forms not just classical but jazz and "pop" of the day.
Note how the likes of McCartney, Lennon as the make up of The Beatles the "fab-four" could all read music from the Stave; even the likes of the groups "Bad Company"; Abba ELO (who were indeed all members of a full orchestra at one stage, before they became The Move, later ELO). Although people made an issue out of The Stones, all could play their instrument, not withstanding their drug issue, but in the literal sense nor did the Beatles come to the table with clean hands !
The likes of Pink Floyd, could all read music from the stave and playing live, really meant playing live.
Take away the micro-chip or the Sequencer-preprogrammed keyboard and the modern "band" are lost. More so since the advent of the chip and being able to replicate. Even Kraftwerk in the "new -music era" and keyboards, actually made a joke out of themselves by playing autobahn live, and then setting up the syhtheisers so that each band member, one by one could leave the stage and the tunes continue to play all by themselves by leaving them on continuous loop, until the stage was empty and people realised that they could be preprogrammed and actually no one need know how to play them, of course that was followed by sampling in the 1990s onward. Really from then on things went down hill and most modern pop music can't be written on a stave and take away the computer and they are lost.
May be this time, we really have come to the end of the genuine music composer?
Thank you for this long comment. I often compare music to gastronomy, people like to eat but they go to McDonald's, people like music but only listen to prefabricated music because it's easy and today there is no has more than money and profit that count. That being said, there are always great cooks and great musicians and fortunately. Today it is just more difficult to find them, to discover them. You have to be even more curious than before. Thank you for mentioning ELO, I love them in my French region, just as I love Cheap Trick or other treasures.@@christopherrichards18
Tremenda canción, tremenda banda, iconos del rock progresivo. La voz de Jon está intacta. Los escucho en mayo 2024.
Devastated by Alan White pass away… RIP Maestro 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
What perfect band!
They know very well what are they doing.
One of the best singers of all time
A YES fan for 50+ years, The ARW iteration was one of the best. Only Squire being there could have completed the show. His singing harmony with Rabin was “The Best” in Yes’ history. His work on the Bass will be eternal.
I’ve loved YES since the early 70’s. Must admit, as a teen, I toked a few bowls listening to them in my attic bedroom with the black light on glowing my YES posters! 😎
The YES album took my head right off, nothing was the same after hearing that when it was released.
Absolutely!!!
They’re still awesome! Jon’s voice is so clear and good! I would love to see them in concert!
Still a crystal clear performance. Timeless!
This is a great version of Yes and deserves the name. This is one of my most enjoyed video concerts and highly recommend snagging the disc.
Quando il successo era dovuto al manico. Grandi anche 40 anni dopo. Mitici.❤
I cannot believe how good this sounds. I guess you have to grab a band from the 60s now to find someone who can sound as good in concert as they do in the studio.
Post production.
Have had the pleasure of meeting Rick Wakeman on a couple of occasions the first one being in the foyer of Lantern Radio studios in Bideford (hiis son Oliver was working there at the time) and I had gone there to guest on a programme (not Oliver's).
The 2nd time was at The Millstone pub near Warrington (this pub was Pete Waterman's "local") we were enjoying a quiet pint when suddenly the room was filled with this amazing organ music.....coming from the back of the pub. Stunned and enthralled we listened in silence until the barman said "....know who that is?" Before we had chance to reply he said "it's Rick Wakeman he's rehearsing for a gig in Woolston!"
Imagine the surprise when sure enough 30 or so minutes later the door opened and in walked Rick.... he recognised Pete and a chat lasting a fair while followed!
What a fabulous guy!
Heard this song for the first time on the radio as a kid back in the '80s and I fell in love with it after all these years. Thanks, Yes
Same. Yes!
The age of the audience tells the story. The best music was made in the 60s and 70s.
Wakeman is way out there! Hell, why make 15 keyboard adjustments when I can just have 15 keyboards? Yeah!
heard it the 1st time in the early 80's, while in college, i the Eastern Block. still enjoying it.
Dans les années 70 et 80, le groupe de rock progressif a révolutionné la musique avec un son unique et des compositions aventureuses. L’une de leurs chansons les plus emblématiques, « Owner Of A Lonely Heart », sortie en 1983, a placé la barre plus haut pour la musique rock, à la fois en termes de style et de substance. Le riff mélodique de la chanson, son rythme dynamique et son refrain accrocheur ont été des succès instantanés, mais ses paroles avaient un sens plus profond qui a trouvé un écho auprès du public du monde entier.
I saw this show in Boston, with this full band! It was precious! THERE WERE 2 YES'S on tour under the name of "YES"! Like WOW! I was with my high school friend Jeff for "MY" Yes show,, and then, very similar to the YES show in Boston, w/A FULL big band... Just Jon and Rick in Albany NY, Without the full band effect on me as the show in Boston! Just Rick and Jon...
It was SO fun and a snowstorm that night... Making our row 10 seats become row 2 for lack of people!!! Almost to the front center but the remaining people just realized and rushed to the stage... I ended up in row 3, slightly to the right of the center.
Rick began telling funny, "dirty" stories between the excellent music! It was a night to remember! Much snow to walk thru back to the hotel... Jon and his wife were 2 floors above my room... I had the front desk Dial his room then I quickly hung up thinking I was the last thing Jon needed after his show, so I hung up before he could answer... I did finally personally meet Jon personally, 2X some months later, It was like we were old friends... He read me like a book! Such a fun and wise soul! He met me 2 times in 3 weeks with the Anderson Ponty Band and I had front center for 2 performances. One in Boston and another in western MA... Me and my Girl and I hung out with the band At that 2nd Show for a good 2 hours! But not with Jon. It was Jean Luc Ponty's band that we chilled with because I was friends With Jamie Glasser who is the guitarist in Jean Luc Ponty's band who was working this tour with Yes's Jon Anderson...
But to recap, Jon and Rick Wakeman, I was like in the 3rd row, slightly to the right of center stage...(And again, this is in Albany NY) So Rick told funny (Dirty) stories constantly! Everyone loved it! Jon Played the innocent, embarrassed bystander!!! It was all SO brilliantly played!
So MUCH better than the far right 10th row! YAY! (OMG so cool!)
RICK Wakman was the hit of that show with lots of his "Dirty" stories! Everyone Loved him for not just his musical prowess but for his dirty comedy too! He's SO
Very intimate with his fans to say the least!
I just love these guys,.... dating back to shows starting (For me) in 1972... I finally connected with Jon Anderson at 2 shows and at our hotel. He was (probably) just hitting his pillow when I called his room,... I Suddenly hung up realizing the late hour but watched him leaving in the am, opting to not bother him via the wisdom of my former lady love's recommendation. I did wave hello.
MAN SMART... WOMAN Smarter!
The musicianship is astounding.
Jon Anderson sings like an angel. Very unique singer. Distinctive sound. Oh and this band rocks too.
Slave of...Yes boss
Awesome is the only word that comes to mind : absolutely awesome, WOW Jon, you are the man. What a voice. Rick of course is a Maestro and to see Lee Pomeroy on Bass, that guy is all over the place, a Genius, saw him with Steve Hackett.
They still sound terrific. Such an underrated band.
Such an underrated album
underrated by who? 🤔 commercial and critcal aclaim career... arenas packed everywhere ....what do you mean?
Steve Smith playing drums with Yes on Owner of a Lonely Heart.
I didn't even know I needed that today.
But apparently I did!
Former JRNY drummer?? amazing, didn't recognised him, thanks
R.I.P. Alan White 😢
Love the way Wakeman’s synth soloing and Rabin’s guitar soloing fuses together the Yes of the 70s with the Yes of the 80s.
And I’m glad Wakeman was able to get some steps in. Hope he was wearing a Fitbit.
This is a really good incarnation of the band...a mix of old and new band members.
Loved this band! Lou Molino is so expressive, supportive and musical. Lee Pomeroy is the bassist every drummer wants to play with....he's a tribute to Chris. Jon, Trevor and Rick are the kings of prog and the energy level of ARW hasn't been seen in YES since the 80s.
I played with Lou Molino back in the 70's in a Disco band in PHL. He was very young and very good but wow! He is the best of the best!
Jon Anderson is a dynamo with a voice and the pacing to match! Fabulous! Loving Rick Wakeman's magic cloak.
NIGEL in Canada🇨🇦
not that long ago I was listening to 'Fragile' and 'Close to the Edge'.
Jon is actually singing in one part of a yes song, 'all we are saying is give peace a chance'
Trevor Rabin is a musical genius, and I’m proud to say he’s a South African!
Dear lord he sounds fantastic and the whole band is tight!
My god, his voice sounds like a teenager voice. It didnt get old. Amazinnngg😍
You can say that again. I must say that you're looking marvelous!
We are waked up every morning in our military- marine time with this song.😅
The guy on bass is amazing. He’s also played with Jeff Lynn in ELO. Solid, solid bassist.
Lee Pomery, he's a beast of a player, he's a top session player that also plays with Take That
Also with Steve Hackett on Genesis Revisited!
And now with Caravan as well. Busy lad .
Bullshit!.. he's not even on the same planet as Chris Squire, they should've had Geddy from Rush stay on after the RRHOF
Listened and viewed this hundreds of time. It's probably the most COMPLETE rock performance ever. The amazing Rick Wakeman and Trevor Rabin totally in sync, with the other band members, lovin it. And the audience appreciated the close contact walkabout I am sure. Totally incredible but it happened so you have to believe it.
Oh my god, that stack with keyboards, that's huge. Great song, Jon sounds spot on, still, mind-blowing. I have a full playlist with only live performs, and what I notice, is the fact, they enjoy every second of it. Cool tunes.
Anderson has a fantastic voice and profiles a everlasting tribute to liberty and love which has guided me over the years. Bless them.
Trevor is one of the most prolificm movie soundtrack scorers in the world. I was 24 when this song hit the airwaves. My first thought was that the yes of the past had sold out. LOL I bought the record anyway.
Le temps est le maître absolu, quand les musiciens sont guidés par la technique,et pas seulement par la passion,quel régal. Comment Jon Anderson, peut-il encore chanter comme ça? C’est une voix, et un cadeau.
Excellent live performance, one of the best of this song if not the best, excellent drummer and correct speed
A real Rock n Roll band that is awesome...
Fantastic performance!!!!!
What a band, just got to love this! 🙂
If I can only have a handful of songs to listen to lost at sea...this is absolutely one of them!
I was a late bloomer regarding YES, but better late than never.
Steve smith makes it look so easy how relaxed he is .. what a drummer so proud so proud .
he's a freaking beast, man. he play drums on "Enigmatic Ocean" by jean luc ponty, what a player.
Wow. They are still great! Thanks stages for reintroducing me to this group. Now they even
have Merlin playing organ.
Every part of my body moves when I hear this.
YES has always been one of favz and even in late years of age they still sound the same ,
Some of the greatest live music I ever heard. Almost a sacred moment watching Jon Anderson each time.
They sound absolutely incredible! What a performance!
The guy playing the lefty Rickenbacker bass sounded pretty good! Hard to fill in for Squire but he has heart. Impressive.
Same voice. Intact. Incredible.
Uno dei gruppi che adoravo da adolescente e che ascolto ancora perché bravissimi.... purtroppo non ci sono più al giorno d'oggi
My toddler is currently asking to listen to this on repeat. We love this song!
Awesome showing 1977. Rockin!
As a 63 yr old musician hearing this when it was New. And hearing them do it SO many years later……
Mind blowing!!!
Cheers,props, salute!!!!
I wasn't a fan of Rock in the 80s but this was something else. Love it.!
Beats the 90’s
There was no rock in the 80s, just commercial putrid garbage like this here Rabin crap.
@@nonrepublicrat "Rabin crap" not sure what you mean by this but fair enough. What was your favourite music in the 80'S?
@@nonrepublicrat what was your style of music in the 80's.
One of my favorite bands and my favorite song by them. Here I am at 60 and writing metal blues in a fantastic original band, thanks to men like this.
Highly rhythmic, highly musical, exceptionally exciting and passionate. Long live prog rock; love it! 🍾❤️