"Yesterdays" is a compilation album by the British progressive rock band Yes, released in 1975. The album serves as a retrospective collection of the band's early material, featuring tracks from their first two albums: "Yes" (1969) and "Time and a Word" (1970).
The compilation includes some of Yes' most beloved songs from their early period, such as "America," "Time and a Word," and "Everydays." These tracks showcase the band's distinctive blend of progressive rock, psychedelic elements, and classical influences, with intricate arrangements, virtuosic musicianship, and Jon Anderson's ethereal vocals.
In addition to songs from their studio albums, "Yesterdays" also features two previously unreleased tracks: "Dear Father" and "Every Little Thing." These tracks offer fans a glimpse into Yes' early creative process and provide additional context for the band's evolution over time.
While "Yesterdays" primarily focuses on Yes' early material, it serves as a testament to the band's enduring legacy and their impact on the progressive rock genre. The album offers a comprehensive overview of Yes' formative years and serves as a nostalgic journey through the band's musical history for fans both old and new.
