Latest Posts by crystalsongbird - Page 6

Gowan (Feat. Jon Anderson) - Moonlight Desires Slight Photosensitive/Epilepsy waring at the start!!! Source Link to song

Bill, Rick, and Chris talk about Jon's lyrics

Jon and Rick talk about Yes breaking up in 1979

Source: John Candy

The person I reblogged this from deserves to be happy.

Rick Wakeman and Jon Anderson (1972) Photo provided by: Leo Alverez Photographer: Unknown

The person I reblogged this from deserves to be happy.

The person I reblogged this from deserves to be happy.

The person I reblogged this from deserves to be happy.

Chris Squire during an Interview (1976) Photo provided by: Koh Hasebe Photographer: Unknown

The person I reblogged this from deserves to be happy.

The person I reblogged this from deserves to be happy.

Chris and Rick talk about Yes being called Progressive Rock.

Source: YesSource

reblog this to remind the person you reblogged it from that theyre loved

Yes (1971) Photo provided by: Geoffrey Mason Photographer: Unknown

Jon being Jon at the end of the concert (feat. Tony and Trevor) making him laugh at the end :)

Chris Squire Restringing His Bass Photo by: Unknown Photo Provided by: Geoffrey Mason

Jon Anderson interview in Japan (1988)

Source: Yes Source

Jon Anderson at his house (1974) Photo by: Koh Hasebe

Mystic Rhythms by Rush needs to be studied because that song is a masterpiece!

Chris Squire, Rick Wakeman, and Jon Anderson talking about Tales of the Topographic Ocean

Chris Squire and Trevor Rabin being playful besties 💚

Higher quality non-compressed version on my YouTube!

Jon running into a door...

This might be Jon Anderson‼️

human existence is a very lonely thing

Jon Anderson (1978) Photo by: Dorian Boese

Yes in a promotional photoshoot for Tormato (1978)

Story Time!: Apparently, Chris forgot his name-embroidered jacket so he had to wear the manager's. Later, The photo had to be edited so the jacket would say Chris instead. So what you see on the Tormato album cover is an edited version of Chris's jacket.

Source: ForgottenYesterdays

Jon Anderson tells a story about Yes in Argentina during the 90125 tour (1985)

Link to the performance

Link to the interview

Chris Squire (1979)

Yes Fans talk about a time when Jon Anderson fell through the stage during a show in Worchester 1984

In the audio, you can hear the band stalling at the beginning of "It Can Happen" until Trevor starts to sing the first few lines. After a while, the crowd cheers after Jon returns on stage.

Source: ForgottenYesterdays

Audio Source: Internet Archive