08/05/1972 Berkeley, California

Forgotten Yesterdays

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Band

Yes

Date

Saturday, August 5, 1972 (46 years, 11 months and 14 days ago)

Location

Berkeley, California, United States Of America

Venue

Berkeley Community Theatre (3,419 capacity)

Lineup

Jon Anderson     (Vocals)
Steve Howe     (Guitars)
Chris Squire     (Bass)
Rick Wakeman     (Keyboards)
Alan White     (Drums)

Setlist

Firebird Suite
I've Seen All Good People     (The Yes Album)
Siberian Khatru     (Close To The Edge)
Mood For A Day     (Fragile)
Clap     (The Yes Album)
Heart Of The Sunrise     (Fragile)
And You And I     (Close To The Edge)
The Six Wives of Henry VIII (Wakeman solo)
Roundabout     (Fragile)
Yours Is No Disgrace     (The Yes Album)

With:

Winter, Edgar

Notes

https://www.dancuny.com/

I can remember this concert like it was yesterday. My friend Dave Miller was on a backpacking trip with some other friends and Gary Hodges, and Michael Morton when to see this show. Alan White had just joined the band replacing Bill Bruford. Jon Anderson was in great form as was the entire band who included Rick Wakeman, Steve Howe and Chris Squire.

I remember Jon Anderson talk about how the clouds were magnificent as was their music. I also remembering them telling the crowd that they were in the process of recording "Close to the Edge", and they played about 3/4 of the song and then it broke down as they hadn't finished it.

Michael Coombs:
Sunday, October 19, 2014 1:25 PM

Hi Jeff, read your review. Been hunting for details about. I was there Aug 5, 1972. Changed my life!

Larry Kellerman:
Thursday, July 17, 2014 5:19 PM

Glad to see my memory is still working. I was a GI stationed at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey when two friends and I took off to see this concert. We had good seats, the acoustics were great and I remember so well Johnny coming out for the encore and playing Johnny B. Goode and I think Jumpin' Jack Flash. Then out came Yes and with Steve Howe playing his excellent guitar, Chris Squires playing some excellent bass and Jon Anderson singing it made for a memorable night. Had to post after reading of Johnny's death a couple of hours ago and reminiscing about the times I saw him. Thanks for this space.

Charles Williams:

I was at the show and remember Edgar Winter with Johnny Winter coming out for a couple songs at the end. Jumpin' Jack Flash was one of them.

The Eagles weren't there. It was a two band show.

Christopher Stewart:

Weird that Anderson would say that, since they had performed Siberian before the Berkeley shows

Christopher Stewart:

Jon Anderson mentioned that this was the first concert that they had performed Siberian Khatru at.

Great show all around.

Jeff Goldstein:

I saw my first of many Yes show 8/5, 1972 (at Berkeley Community Theatre - not S.F. to be exact). I had never, and have not since, left a concert in such awe as that night.

I remember Edgar Winter played (r. montrose on lead) and Johnny Winter played the encores (johnny B. Goode). I noticed the night before from your lists that the Eagles also played in LA. I didn't see them and I don't think i was so late I missed a whole set.

I didn't know Yes music well then but I vividly remember 'I've Seen All Good People;, 'Heart of the Sunrise', and 'Roundabout'.

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Steve Howe, Alan White & Jon Anderson Dan Cuny © 2018	Rick Wakeman Dan Cuny © 2018
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