Close to the edge (1972) remains an untarnished pinnacle of '70s tech-flash, its mammoth title track beginning with a ferocious flourish to rival the most adventurous of post-hardcore ensembles before ...more about Yes
Mr. Rick Wakeman, known as the best session keyboardist in England and who had been recently proclaimed as "Music's Next Superstar," came onboard and shot Yes' credibility through the roof. ...more about Yes
For a band whose very name declares the positive, Yes has weathered an astonishing array of ups, downs, partings, joinings, battles, reconciliations, big hits and bigger misses in its now nearly 30-ye ...more about Yes
By early 1973, Yes had firmly established themselves as one of, if not the , greatest studio bands on earth. Great songs, great playing, great production. ...more about Yes
Proto-prog?It's not a term that I coined; "proto-prog" has been used and re-used to describe many of the late 60's and early 70's era albums of many a diverse group. ...more about Yes