Yes – Yesterdays (Vinyl)
Atlantic Records (1974)
$25.00
Original New Zealand Pressing In Nice Condition! Includes Green Insert Sheet With Yes Band Member Portraits & Credits. Features Two Songs That Were Previously Unreleased ~ “Dear Father” & The Spectacular 10-Minute Rendition Of Paul Simon’s “America”.
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Original New Zealand Pressing In Nice Condition! Includes Green Insert Sheet With Yes Band Member Portraits & Credits. Features Two Songs That Were Previously Unreleased ~ “Dear Father” & The Spectacular 10-Minute Rendition Of Paul Simon’s “America”.
Condition — Vinyl: EXCELLENT!
Condition — Cover: VERY GOOD PLUS! Medium ring wear, record shop sticker on back.
Side 1:
America
Looking Around
Time And A Word
Sweet Dreams
Side 2:
Then
Survival
Astral Traveller
Dear Father
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Early Yes songs, plus two essential bonus tracks, recorded after Steve Howe & Rick Wakeman had joined the group. Yesterdays is a great compilation of mostly early Yes songs from the original line-up, featuring the late Peter Banks (guitar) and Tony Kaye (keyboards). Have a listen to the brilliant "Astral Traveller", "Then", "Time and a Word" or "Sweet Dreams" to hear just how inventive and amazing Banks could be on the fretboard. Also included is a fantastic, lengthy, up-tempo art-rock reworking of Paul Simon's "America", recorded after Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman had joined the band (listen for Bill Bruford's wah-wah bongos). That track and the wonderful, orchestrated "Dear Father" are only available on 'Yesterdays', making it an essential addition to every Yes fan's record collection.