Yes ended the ’70s in complete disarray. They’d argued over the musical direction taken on 1978’s Tormato, and even argued over the artwork. Long-time engineer Eddy Offord simply walked away. By the ...

Regardless of taste or aspiration, great artists are bound to fail every now and again. And as they fail, we all sit back idly, wishing it wouldn’t have happened, but slightly elevated by the ...

Yes will return to the road late this summer for a series of ... a broader approach to their extensive discography — particularly the decade between their 1968 founding and 1978's Tormato, ...

Yes induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a win for CBS News exec Steve Capus. News. Home Page ; ... “Tormato,” and he’s been to at least 30 more performances since.

From there, though, Yes took to the stage with an almost desperate glee, kicking off the first set of an unanticipated new chapter with “Don’t Kill the Whale” (also from Tormato) and ...

Yes' set is especially notable as being amongst the best and most inspired live recordings the four decade-old group has made. Committed fans will point ... 2001), they are, if not quite classic, ...

Yes' first concert in the post-Chris Squire era opened, fittingly, with a tribute to their bassist and sole constant member, who died in June. The show took place last night at the Grand Theater ...