BrianD
07-12-2005, 06:01 AM
Of all the things that have happened in on this very busy day in Yes history, my choice is their 1969 concert in Nottingham where they shared the bill with The Nice, King Crimson, Caravan and Status Quo - that would have been a fun show!
Other interesting events include the first day of Yestival 91 in Philadelphia in 1991 that coincided with their show at the Philadelphia Spectrum - I bet many of you were there - if you were tell us your memories.
Then just a year later in 1992 came the radio announcement on KOME San Jose that Yes had signed to Victory Records, that Bruford & Howe were out and that Rabin was producing.
In 2003, Yes were on the Superstar concert series on Westwoodone radio wityh the concert from 25/8/02.
In 2004, Yes played their last concert (hopefully for the timebeing) in the UK (indeed in Europe) at Braintree.
Yes have also had concerts in 1975, 1984 (Wembley), 1998 and 2003.
Their 2000 concert in Cincinnati was cancelled when Jon was sick.
Other interesting events include the first day of Yestival 91 in Philadelphia in 1991 that coincided with their show at the Philadelphia Spectrum - I bet many of you were there - if you were tell us your memories.
Then just a year later in 1992 came the radio announcement on KOME San Jose that Yes had signed to Victory Records, that Bruford & Howe were out and that Rabin was producing.
In 2003, Yes were on the Superstar concert series on Westwoodone radio wityh the concert from 25/8/02.
In 2004, Yes played their last concert (hopefully for the timebeing) in the UK (indeed in Europe) at Braintree.
Yes have also had concerts in 1975, 1984 (Wembley), 1998 and 2003.
Their 2000 concert in Cincinnati was cancelled when Jon was sick.