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Yesterdays

by Yes

Released: February 28, 1975

Progressive rock

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The Album

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. "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).

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The compilation includes some of Yes' most beloved…

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.

The album offers a comprehensive overview of Yes'…

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.

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Essential Tracks

America

Time and a Word

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).

Dear Father

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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.

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The Complete Album Story

"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).

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.