Keeping up with Bapsi, impossible!
No Yes in '70, but how 'bout Alice Cooper Jan 16 & 17 at the Rose Palace?
Messiah opened, fiddle thru a Marshall Stack; different.
War and Lee Michaels; oh yeah E. Burdon might have been singing for War
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I went for the Geddy Lee version.  
 

 
 

yorolpal


When I saw Yes in concert...must have been 71 or 72 a little band that had only a minor charting tune was the opening act...they were called IIRC The Eagles.  Now that's creative booking.

I first saw them in 1973 and Poco was the opening act.  I actually went to see Poco.  A buddy of mine pushed me to go see a concert by this amazing band called "Yes."  I had heard their tunes on the radio but I loved country Rock.   Anyhoo, I left with my jaw dragging the floor.  They were amazing.

And yes, Poco was great as well.  But waayyyyy mis-booked.

Mod Bod

I first saw them in 1973 and Poco was the opening act.  I actually went to see Poco.  A buddy of mine pushed me to go see a concert by this amazing band called "Yes."  I had heard their tunes on the radio but I loved country Rock.   Anyhoo, I left with my jaw dragging the floor.  They were amazing. 

And yes, Poco was great as well.  But waayyyyy mis-booked.

Not as bad of a misbooking as 1984 when Berlin was scheduled as an opener.  

I went for the  "best looking version" image.....bought new in 78, still minty

Mod...I like your white versions... these are mine....

Does the vsti have this?

I'm loving this. I have all the other Scarbee basses and this one sounds great IMO. Too bad I'm not in any position to splash $100 right now. 

Mixmkr,

Love the color of that Ric. I have often thought about taking the chrome pickup hand rest off mine.  Not sure how difficult that is.

sharke


I'm loving this. I have all the other Scarbee basses and this one sounds great IMO. . 

I listened to the demo's last night and it has the elusive sound I have been looking for.