Yes (Band)

Die ersten Songs erschienen 1969. Die der Band änderte sich im Laufe der aber die Gründungsmitglieder Jon Anderson und Chris Squire kann man als Kern der Band Anderson hatte Anteil an allen außer einem Squire an allen (offiziellen). Rick Wakeman hat die Band mindestens vier mal und ist ihr wieder beigetreten.

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1 Band-Mitglieder in der Reihenfolge ihres Beitritts 2 Band members 3 Discographie 4 Externe Links

Band-Mitglieder in der Reihenfolge ihres Beitritts

• Jon Anderson - lead vocals
• Chris Squire - bass/vocals
• Tony Kaye - keyboards
• Peter Banks - guitar
• Bill Bruford - drums
• Steve Howe - guitar/vocals
• Rick Wakeman - keyboards
• Alan White - drums
• Patrick Moraz - keyboards
• Geoff Downes - keyboards
• Trevor Horn - vocals/bass
• Trevor Rabin - guitar/vocals
• Billy Sherwood - various
• Igor Khoroshev - keyboards

Die frühen Werke der Band werden als ihre besten bezeichnet. In den frühen Jahren waren sie die Spitze des Progressive Rocks bzw. des Art Rocks .

Band members

After the Tormato album the band split with Anderson Wakeman leaving. They were rather surprisingly replaced both members of The Buggles Downes and The Drama album that resulted from this line-up its fans (named "Panthers" after a feature the album's artwork) but most Yes followers Anderson's unique lyrics and vocal style. Following period another split left the band effectively

Later in 1980 after the release of the Drama album Squire and White teamed up former Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page to form a power trio dubbed (Ex-Yes-Zeppelin). Though producing some powerful and inspired the supergroup fell apart due to creative and Squire and White once again found out to sea. Early in 1981 a promising jazz-rock guitarist from South named Trevor Rabin (late of the band shopped his solo material to an A&R at Atlantic Records who suggested that he Squire and White.

The resulting band called Cinema (Squire Kaye and Rabin) showed Anderson some of new music with the result that Anderson the band and it was renamed Yes. resulting album 90125 (produced by Horn) was a radical from their earlier sound. It was simpler harder with modern (for the time) electronic The song "Owner of a Lonely Heart" this album was even a hit in resulting in the band's only number one Fans of this line-up are called "Generators" this line-up's second album Big Generator .

From this point the band's history very messy indeed with two versions of band existing at the same time. The owner of the name Yes was the 90125 line-up (known colloquially as YesWest and based in the USA) but Anderson who had defected to form Anderson Wakeman Howe (known as YesEast and based in Britain). There were suits a coming together (resulting in the Union album and tour) and another split the 90125 line-up released its last album Talk .

After that point the band reformed a classic line-up (Anderson Squire White Howe The new music created by this line-up mixed with live recordings on the Keys To Ascension albums and is considered by many be their finest music since their 1970s With the notable exception of Wakeman and temporary addition of two new members it retained this line-up to this day. -->

Discographie

• 1969 Yes (Anderson Squire Bruford Kaye Banks)
• 1970 Time and a Word (Anderson Squire Bruford Kaye Banks)
• 1971 The Yes Album (Anderson Squire Bruford Kaye Howe)
• 1972
  • Fragile (Anderson Squire Bruford Howe Wakeman)
  • Close to the Edge (Anderson Squire Bruford Howe Wakeman)
• 1973
  • Yessongs (live Triplealbum - Anderson Squire Bruford Howe Wakeman)
  • Tales from Topographic Oceans (Doppelalbum - Anderson Squire White Howe
• 1974 Relayer (Anderson Squire White Howe Moraz)
• 1975 Yesterdays (Compilation der ersten beiden Alben incl. Paul Simon 's America )
• 1976 Jedes der Bandmitglider startete ein Solo-Projekt:
  • Ramshackled (Alan White)
  • Olias of Sunhillow (Jon Anderson)
  • Beginnings (Steve Howe)
  • Fish out of Water (Chris Squire)
  • Story of I (Patrick Moraz)
• 1977 Going for the One (Anderson Squire White Howe Wakeman)
• 1978 Tormato (Anderson Squire White Howe Wakeman)
• 1980
  • Drama (Horn Squire White Howe Downes)
  • Yesshows (live Dopplealbum - Anderson Squire White Wakeman Moraz)
• 1981 Classic Yes (Compilation)
• 1983 90125 (Anderson Squire White Kaye Rabin)
• 1985 9012Live: The Solos (live - Anderson Squire White Kaye
• 1987 Big Generator (Anderson Squire White Kaye Rabin)
• 1989 Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe * (Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe)
• 1991
  • Union (Anderson Squire White Howe Wakeman Kaye Rabin)
  • Yesyears (4-CD Compilation)
• 1992 Yesstory (2-CD Auszug aus Yesyears )
• 1993
  • Highlights — The Very Best of Yes (Compilation)
  • An Evening of Yes Music Plus * (live - Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe)
• 1994 Talk (Anderson Squire White Kaye Rabin)
• 1996 Keys to Ascension (live/Studio - Anderson Squire White Howe
• 1997
  • Keys to Ascension 2 (live/Studio - Anderson Squire White Howe
  • Keys to Ascension Volume 1 & 2 (live/Studio - Anderson Squire White Howe
  • Open Your Eyes (Anderson Squire White Howe Sherwood with
  • Something's Coming / Beyond and Before (altes Live-Material - Anderson Squire Bruford Banks)
• 1999 The Ladder (Anderson Squire White Howe Sherwood Khoroshev)
• 2000
  • The Masterworks — Mix Your Own CD (Compilation)
  • House Of Yes - Live from the of Blues (live)
  • The Best of (Compilation)
• 2001
  • Keystudio (Compilation von Studio-Material)
  • Magnification (Anderson Squire White Howe mit Orchester)
• 2002
  • Yestoday (Anderson Squire White Howe Sherwood Khoroshev)
  • In a Word — Yes (5-CD Compilation)
• 2003 Yes Remixes
• 2004 TBA (Anderson Squire White Howe mit Orchester)

Externe Links

• Yesworld: Offizielle Seite von Yes

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