Yes - Canadian Tour 2014

[Don Arnold]

It's still great to see these guys live and having the opportunity to do so. To me, as a huge YES-fan who is realistic about all things, seeing and hearing/being there, a live show, esp. with Davison singing, beats most other live acts I would go see.

Please don't base lack of a YES-vibe off of youtube clips. I had a fantastic time in Atlantic city. YES was the icing on the cake but, meeting-up with friends old and new def. added up to a lot of joy and happiness. Go, YES! Can't wait to see them again in July, front row center, with my nine year old daughter.

[bondegezou]

But if you break it down to "active" years wouldn't the longest stretch go from '83-'88? Or in your opinion was YesWest technically still working between Big Generator and Union? And between Union and Talk?

YesWest was still working through those periods, not merely "technically", albeit rather slowly between BG and Union. And there was some big touring in these years. Overall, Kaye has played more live shows with Yes than Wakeman.

Henry

[trurl]

Overall, Kaye has played more live shows with Yes than Wakeman.

Henry

Really!! Wow. Of course, I assume that's counting the early years as well, which would make sense.

[bondegezou]

Really!! Wow. Of course, I assume that's counting the early years as well, which would make sense.

Yes, counting the early years. It's close, but Kaye comes out top.

Henry

[Paulrus]

Yes, counting the early years. It's close, but Kaye comes out top.

The way things are going not for long!

[Guitarplyrjvb]

I saw the tour last year and both Turn of the Century and Awaken were handled with aplomb! Great performance! If you haven't seen them with Davison, you should. Unclear how long these guys can keep going and it would be a shame to miss them, particularly if they're going to play stuff from the new album. That lends some dignity to the touring and takes them away from being an "oldies" band. Um, no pun intended!