I've Seen All Good People

[@DoloresGoffdeejays]

I was born in 1960 ,and the 70's and 80's was the best time of my life. I wish I could back and do it all over again. Those were great times to party, lol.

[@entheos22]

AWESOME YES... a warm summer evening in 1977 at RFK Stadium, Washington DC.....with Lynard Skynard, Peter Frampton and Gary Wright... been a while, though memories are refreshed just listening to this... WOW... we are wonderfully made!... Don't surround yourself with yourself... Share the best of yourself with the rest of US!... GOD BLESS!

[@pamsummers1176]

I started hearing and seeing these concerts in the 70s I'm 64 now still rocking!🎉❤ KC Mo🎉does anybody remember gold bud Columbian maybe hash

[@annikee59]

Same here. I just wish I'd kissed Greg Lake! I thought I was too ugly and missed my chance...those Yes, ELP & Floyd concerts will never be repeated. And yes, I was there and am still here.

[@IrishKungFu1]

When I was a kid me and my friend would smoke a fat one shut the lights out and let they music take us away. I grew up with all the originals but these guys as a band had the most talent for sure.

[@Claytonx321]

I used to spin this album in the early 70's as I made love to my soon to be wife. After two kids and 24 years marriage she died in 1998. Kids are now in their early thirties. Hearing this again had me flying thru time and revisiting emotions. Thanks for the memories YES!!

[@MrNoelJMIS]

What fascinates me about this is how chill and hippy-like the beginning is, and then they basically shred to the end...unreal...

[@dawnmour]

Played this video (and most of Fragile through Pandora) for my dad before they took him off life support. Yes was his favorite band. Thanks for putting this up.

[@VenomStryker]

Well good to see we got some smart kids here who know good music! And yeah, it would be awesome to be old if I had music like this to listen to in my youth. All we had was the 90's crap. ;-)

[@maccafan10]

I thought 'I'de seen all good clips'. This site is a haven of vintage Yes stuff that I have never seen. Keep em comin !! Thanks.

[@VenomStryker]

How awesome would it be to be alive back when guys like this and the beatles were around! Only thing that would suck is that i would be old now.....lol.

[@veronicahartman9705]

It's worth it!

[@ekarukin]

Yes was an album band , perfect for listening to the entire disc, and they were a band with lyrics , They were super in concert , seen them about a dozen times over the years

[@TSaxman74]

Through the Looking Glass, this is still stunning 27 years later.

[@fraroc]

Just saw them live not 2 days ago.....wow all of them, especially Steve looked so young back in the 70s!

[@Kapricorn1]

This is just flipping great, just a shame I was born to late to see the best line up (I was born Dec 1971). Chris Squire and Rick Wakeman the orginal caped crusaders. Fantastic

[@pcnazz]

saw live Boston Garden 1980 spinning round stage set in the middle of the Garden and they came up from a trap door below . Miss them concert days back through high school !

[@amm2911]

a couple weeks ago while on a youtube yes binge, i added this to stumble upon after watching it like 20 times. and i just stumbled upon it!

[@JamesTyreeII]

This song reminds me of my brother Josh Tyree who has the perfect voice for this!

[@happyfuzzfroggie]

The fret work of the guitarist on this video rules, jon Anderson rocks as a singer, cool video

[@therealshackleford1]

The only time I've ever seen Rick sing. All of them were getting into it. I feel like this is the best performance of this song, bar none.

[@Leoleoband]

we love this. great great find.

[@thefunkyhammer]

" Don't surround yourself with yourself", one of the best lines ever written!

[@CadillacL]

I know EXACTLY how you feel, I was born April of 1971. I was about 15 when i discovered groups like Yes, etc. I'll always regret not being to witness this.

[@cmsandusky]

Big Yes fan and remember the posters you could get that were also covers on many a Yes album? Yes Drama was a great album too..don't hear to much about it anymore..Great songs RoundAbout, I am a Camera Your is No Disgrace And You and I Going for the One Oh I could go on an on!! Great Video!!

[@TheNewWorldMan69]

They just don't make music like this now a days. Yes is a amazing band. One of my favorites.

[@BobbieZen]

So awesome. I had an Uncle Gary, who died when I was 9, and he was only 23....he would have LOVED this one. Thanks for reminding me.

[@asianbabyhelper55]

I heard this song on Mr. Deeds, and now im hooked!

[@theDaoistBean]

You have not lived until you have been in the live, living sound of the temple of Yes. I have been lucky. Sad for those who may never have the chance. This is but a small aproximation of the feeling, but better than nothing.

[@nazzerite]

I would give anything to be be the bassist in this band. Chris you have the best job in the world

[@nickthestick26]

@specs002 No one ever sounded like these guys, in our time or theirs. They are one of a kind, which is why I still like them. :)

[@sexybisquit]

I awear that Jon is an angel! Listen to that awesom voice...I wish any new band could come close to making good music like this.

[@GUIDOBRAT]

Jon Anderson, Chris Squire and Steve Howe--you dont get any better than this...

[@christopherallendunk]

don't surround yourself with yourself is such a profound statement in lyrical form

[@annikee59]

My abso fave Yessong. Saw them twice; beyond joy. Thank you.

[@Spyes23]

The solo Steve Howe does in this song -always- makes my jaw drop... Every time I listen to this song (and that's quite a lot of times!) I am in awe... Pure magic!

[@Rookrow]

I could listen to THIS SONG for five hours straight. Damn, It's a good song by a great band.

[@BadgerRavenmoon]

As someone for whom Tales from Topographic Oceans was the SOUNDTRACK of studying while in undergrad, I still love this band twenty years after graduating....

[@DadBlameIt]

Oh my God that's beautiful music. I'm so glad He invented music.

[@shizloops2]

no, i found an old cd that i had laying arround with this song on it yesterday.... thanks though!

[@mamaserene]

WOW!! A FAN-FREAKING-TASTIC blast from the past!! I still have this on vinyl, all the memories of black lights and ...............so much more!!!!!!! :) I LOVE this song, and it's timeless relevance!!!

[@TheBotchee]

March 24 1972 So. Bend In. My first concert . Fragil tour. YES...... Fantastic...

[@koepked]

I wish I was alive in the 70's so I could have seen this, these guys are incredible!!!

[@happyfuzzfroggie]

the fret work is incredible, Jon Anderson . nuff said

[@rainbow5428]

Sonorous Tune, Majestic Melody:):)

[@Whiskitify]

Always Love you YES! Thanks for the beautiful inspiring music.

[@LedZeppelin02345]

THAT TRANSITION! ITS JUST TOO GOOD

[@sofia32254]

The same thing happened to me. I can't stop playing it in my head and thinking how wonderful this music is.

[@MrTierra68]

So looking forward to seeing these guys in April

[@kierramorganlawrence]

His voice is like an angel, man.

[@cathiejoyYoungart]

Jon has the quality of a Shaman when he performs. Magic. So glad I saw them live back in the day.

[@frajam54]

WOW! ONE OF THE BEST BANDS OF ALL TIMES :-D

[@specs002]

there is no music like this anymore

[@enduro69]

mi comentario es en español...... las mejores rolitas del recuerdo.... todo un clasico en mi familia jejeje

[@GatorEntertainment96]

My favorite band of all time. I am 55 and have been to many of their concerts. Haunting lyrics and vocals plus they were the best classically trained rock musicians ever.

[@InglisAcademy]

R.I.P. Chris Squire. Was it that long ago? Check out the range of guitar styles, the energy, the bass parts, the vocal parts. Where is the like today. This song was a smash hit in it's day.

[@AtomHeartMother882]

Right you are!! :P I was just listing bands that I thought of at that second. I love The Beatles and all just didn't happen to think of them at that second...

[@kingcrimson234]

steve has a seriously bad ass guitar in the second half, i'd love one of those.

[@cambusnethan]

Boy does that take me back. I saw them live once doing Close To The Edge. That, Fragile and The Yes Album were masterpieces for me.

[@Star_Sn1per]

Mother earth shines through this song

[@deeliciousplum]

once one listens to both the lyrics and in feeling the huge intent behind the music and of this whole band, you cannot stop yourself from becoming a life fan.

[@mortygwhiz]

Over the years as I've heard this song it has always intrigued me. I missed it when it first came out because I lived in the middle of the Mojave Desert and we had one AM radio station that seemed to play only John Denver records and tell us about peoples lost pets and who to call about them every noon. I'm revisiting this because of theChase Ink credit card commercial bringing to my attention again. Great music and performance.

[@MultiMUSICMAN56]

ACTUALLY I CAN LISTEN ALL NIGHT LONG AND THEN SOME AND THAT CUT OF ALL GOOD PEOPLE WAS OUTSTANDING HIGHLIGHTING STEVE HOWE WHO IS DEFINITELY ONE OF IF NOT THE BEST GUITAR MAN IN THE BUSINESS!!

[@horsemoose1]

It's something else seeing them in concert love these guys :)

[@sellyoass]

That is one heck of a guitar run!!!

[@AngriestAmerican]

Whoever thought this song up, was no less than brilliant.

[@zoznack]

I was around to see Yes in concert-four times, and I'm not all that old. I was in jr. high and HS when I saw them. What would REALLY suck is to be not just young now, but really, really stupid! Most people don't grow out of that...

[@HousesOfTheHolyV]

Jon Anderson has one of the most beautiful voices.

[@CadillacL]

I've got this on VHS...wish it was on DVD w/more songs, if possible.

[@tafka92]

that guitar sounds so great. I love hollow bodies.

[@rewindtmj]

Lol that happened to me to. heard it on the chase commercial and couldnt find it anywhere. till now

[@Shaden0040]

from what I was told long ago, both the bassist and drummer were not rock musicians at all but JAZZ musicians which is what gives YES it's distinctive sound.

[@ubda1]

Chills. Never seen this. Perfect.

[@djsparkyful]

YES YES YES THEIR MUSIC MAKES ME FEEL SO GOOD!

[@darthpeter1095]

Great video,thanks for posting!!! Yes is one of my fav bands!

[@nyrvg]

I saw these guys in MSG in 73 ,wow what a show

[@veronicahartman9705]

IT left me breathless--One of my top 15.

[@adamstokke]

This music is ecstatic (in a holy sense -- in the William James and Emersonian sense) and amazing. I am not sure all people are ready to receive it, if they ever were. Their window passed. I think this is why it's called 'progressive rock.'

[@nettman42]

Best music ever! No more to say.

[@nettman42]

My favoured on "Yessongs" @Music industry: You see, that we also buy music, not only download it - like you once did with your cassette recorder sitting in front of your radio... But it has to be such good music! Think about this!!

[@barbarabasaldua5008]

I just love this song

[@kadeemceasor1757]

The song that got me into Yes.

[@chevken1831]

Kadeem Ceasor Me too.

[@JeffTheFutureJaros]

This song is Deep. I Love it.

[@tbonebowie62]

@marilea236 yes! Im 19 and hate my own generations music. Im so blessed my father introduced me to all of this good music!

[@Fcblover]

One of the best bands ever, their sound is unique

[@Chefsloveshack08]

@EnglshRoc i try to play music like this to my little sister, nieces and nephew cause i want them to experience good music and i think this is one i gotta add to the list

[@CadillacL]

I've got this on VHS..wish it was on DVD.

[@loopspank]

I truly miss these times. Folks sold records by playing good music.

[@Vameon]

Yes has one of the best sounds ever.

[@jflinn210]

"Send an instant karma to me, initial it with loving care, yourself ..." Classic!

[@Geraint3000]

Steve Howe - what a player!!!!

[@DockerDon]

Love this stuff!

[@johndrobcuny]

@knoxrox167 As @hoty1957 pointed out, it's a 12-string Portuguese guitar (unknown maker). There's a nice photo of it in the book "The Steve Howe Guitar Collection" (GPI Books, 1993). Howe also noted that he played that guitar on the studio recording of "And You and I." The electric guitar used on the second part of All Good People is a 1949 Gibson ES5 Switchmaster, a model which had previously been used by Carl Perkins.

[@drummerhere]

Awesome song..

[@johndrobcuny]

That's actually a Portuguese 12-string guitar that Steve Howe plays in the first half of the song, before switching to his 1959 Gibson ES5 Switchmaster. According to the "Steve Howe Guitar Collection" book (GPI Books, 1993), the Portuguese guitar doesn't have any label or marks, so he has no idea who made it; he said that his sister brought it back for him as a gift when he was around 15, from a trip to Spain.

[@babiveiga]

@DeborahYarnmarket Im not exactly a kid, im 29, but i grew up listening to those songs and bands my daddy used to like and i like them too. But I have to say none of my friends even know about Yes! At least not here where I live in Brazil.

[@CadillacL]

Jazz/blues-rock, classical all mixed together,at its best.

[@ausable2008]

Might be the BEST version of this song. Absolutely love it!!! A great lineup too...Anderson, Wakeman, Squire, Howe and I believe Alan White. How is this group NOT in the so-called rock & roll hall of fame....yet Donna Summer is??? A total travesty. LONG LIVE YES!!!!!

[@stewfike]

I saw them in 1972 at William & Mary Hall. They opened for Ten Years After and blew Alvin off the stage. By the way tickets were $5. What a time !

[@paulvalletta01]

Music, the pinnacle of Human achievment, YES the pinnacle of music?

[@YeshieSir]

I feel like Chris' and Jon's vocals intertwine perfectly.

[@saurian11]

@1cubcrazy1 Sorry, no offense. But that was in August of 1976 at Hawthorne Race Track in Cicero.Illinois that they played with those bands (an outdoor concert). In 1977, it was the Going for the One tour and they played in Chicago at the old amphitheater (indoor concert) on Sept. 2nd and 3rd. Donovan opened the shows for them.

[@319xzp]

Great band ... how many other groups could come up with so many absolutely transcendent moments in their music like Yes does?