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Yes - Yesterdays [Atlantic Records SD 18103] (28 February 1975)

Dynamic Range Released: 28 February 1975
Country: US
Label: Atlantic Records
Catalog: SD 18103
Genre: Rock, Prog Rock

Item# SR-ATSD18103
Ratings: C=VG; LP=VG

T R A C K L I S T:
01 America
02 Looking Around
03 Time And A Word
04 Sweet Dreams
05 Then
06 Survival
07 Astral Traveller
08 Dear Father

Yesterdays
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Yesterdays is a 1975 [copyrighted 28 February 1975] compilation album by the British progressive rock band Yes. Released as the band were about to explore their own solo projects, it consists mostly of material from their first two albums, Yes and Time and a Word. In addition, it features the b-side ''Dear Father'' and their cover of Simon & Garfunkel's ''America'' which was featured on an Atlantic Records sampler album in 1972 called The New Age of Atlantic. An edit of this extended recording was also released as a US single that year.

All of the tracks on this album feature Yes's original line-up with Peter Banks and Tony Kaye except ''America,'' which includes Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman.

This was the last Yes album until Drama to use cover artwork by Roger Dean. The front cover incorporates imagery from the cover of Time and a Word, while the back cover was designed to be used as an alternate front cover.

The inner sleeve has photographs of all band members past and present, except then-current keyboardist Patrick Moraz, but including Alan White, who does not play on any of the tracks. [wikipedia.org]