52 years, 4 months and 4 days ago

Saturday, July 24, 1971

New Haven, Connecticut

Yale Bowl

10,000 capacity

Jon Anderson:
Thank you, thank you. It's nice to play in front of so many people, I'll tell you that..and the ones that are getting in down there. We're going to do a song which is from..uh our third LP called 'The Yes Album'..uh somewhere abouts. It's in the shops somewhere and..uh

Steve Howe:
On the Atlantic label.

Jon Anderson:
On the Atlantic label and we're going to do..uh..

Steve Howe:
Turn it up!

Jon Anderson:
..a song in two parts. The first part is called 'Your Move' and the second part is 'I've Seen All Good People'. Uh..with a threatening right hand, on my..the gentleman to my right playing a Vachalia, you see?

Steve Howe:
From Portugal.

Jon Anderson:
From Portugal - it's a soup stirrer.

Steve Howe:
Thank you very much.

Jon Anderson:
There ya go, Steven there, thank you for listening. We love you.

Steve Howe:
I must say it's very nice for us to be playing in New Haven this evening and we're very pleased to be here. The..the other side of story is this is the last date of our current US tour so we're obviously very excited about going home, as well as we're certainly going to miss this country because we've had a hell of a time over here. Thank you very much. Just a bit of kinda tuning up noise. It's a very harmonic thing to hear actually, I don't know if you've been to a concert recently, where it's more kind of... (hums). This is another track from our current Atlantic release called 'The Yes Album' and this is..uh possibly the last song from us this evening and this is also the last song on the album from us. So we'd like to..uh continue here with a song called 'Perpetual Change'.

Jon Anderson:
Thanks a lot. Bill on drums there. Thank you for listening and enjoy yourselves.

Steve Howe:
Thank you.

Jon Anderson:
Hope to see you soon.

Steve Howe:
That's goodnight from 'Yes'. Thank you very much, everybody.

Jon Anderson:
Byebye

Steve Howe:
We have to go, so we'll see you. Goodnight and thank you very much.

Chris Squire:
Yeah, good night and have a good time with Grand Funk.