09/26/1980 Tulsa, Oklahoma

Forgotten Yesterdays

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Band

Yes

Date

Friday, September 26, 1980 (39 years, 1 month and 23 days ago)

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States Of America

Venue

Tulsa Assembly Center (8,000 capacity)

Lineup

Geoff Downes     (Keyboards)
Trevor Horn     (Vocals)
Steve Howe     (Guitars)
Chris Squire     (Bass)
Alan White     (Drums)

Setlist

Young Persons Guide To The Orchestra
Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
Does It Really Happen?     (Drama)
Yours Is No Disgrace     (The Yes Album)
Into The Lens     (Drama)
Clap     (The Yes Album)
And You And I     (Close To The Edge)
Go Through This
Man In The White Car Suite     (Drama)
Parallels     (Going For The One)
We Can Fly From Here
Tempus Fugit     (Drama)
Amazing Grace
Fish (Schindleria Praematurus), The     (Fragile)
Machine Messiah     (Drama)
Starship Trooper     (The Yes Album)
Roundabout     (Fragile)

Videos

Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Amazing Grace Part 1
Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Amazing Grace Part 2

Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - And You And I
Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Clap

Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Does it Really Happen?

Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Go Through This
Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Into the Lens

Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Machine Messiah
Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Man in a White Car Suite (includes Oklahoma)

Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Parallels
Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Roundabout

Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Starship Trooper
Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Tempus Fugit

Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - The Fish
Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - We Can Fly From Here

Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra
Yes Live: 9/26/80 - Tulsa - Yours is no Disgrace
Memorablilia
Total: 1

Ticket Stub
Pete W.

Reviews

Louis:

But seriously, this show was first rate, with Steve, Chris, and Alan meshing very nearly seamlessly with Geoff and Trevor. The Drama album brought back some of the power that was lacking in the mix on Tormato, as well as providing a refreshing environment for the remaining trio. The Deans did a great job on this tour, even though the scale of the stage production was scaled down in comparison to the 1976 show, for example. When parts of the ceiling flew down from the centuries old assembly center after Chris' solo, that said it all. Geoff's rendition of "Oklahoma" stole the show, by the way.

Michael Northrop:

Yes visits Tulsa again? Skips Salt Lake - again. Is it something in the water that brings this band back to the dust bowl? What a show you must have gotten. An almost entirely new line up with Trevor Horn on vocals. Do you know who he is? Wow. Geoff Downs? I hope you're happy!

Fan Recordings

Audience 115 min (Audio)