Unappreciated classics from your favourite bands - post em'

[stevil]

Saw Yes here Yesterday (no pun intended) so here we go....

Apologize/not apologize for the length but it's a Steve Howe solo in the middle.

And something newer....

Please feel free to share some great/often overlooked tunes.

[Ohiogal]

1. I love Yes

Good choices for sure!

For my selection I chose
Who’s That Lady with the incredible guitar talents of Ernie Isley
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[stevil]

6. Great one

Basically any song this period is fantastic. I dig this:

[happybird]

2. Led Zeppelin: Ten Years Gone

I’ve never understood why it doesn’t get the same attention and praise as their big hits. It’s an amazing song.

[stevil]

5. Probably my fave from Physical G

But that's dependent on my mood.

[OilemFirchen]

3. Okey dokey.

[DonaldsRump]

4. "Hey Bulldog" by the Beatles - 1968

[Cartoonist]

7. For My Lady

[klook]

8. Frank Zappa: "Lemme Take You To The Beach"

- from "Studio Tan," 1978 (later released as Zappa intended it to be, on "Läther" )

And from 1981's "Tinsel Town Rebellion," a nice live foray into doo-wop, "Love of My Life," with an acrobatic vocal by Bob Harris. (The original studio version of this was on the 1968 release "Cruisin' with Ruben and the Jets," with vocal by co-writer Ray Collins.)