Steve, Chris, Jon, And Tony Photographed At A Concert In London (1971) Photographer: Unknown Photos Provided

48 years ago on July 24th, Jon Anderson released Olias of Sunhillow

Source: Yes Source

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Fish Out of Water

November 7th, 1975

Forty-three years ago today, Chris Squire released his first studio album, Fish Out of Water. Happy anniversary!

Jon running into a door...

Chris Squire Restringing His Bass Photo by: Unknown Photo Provided by: Geoffrey Mason

Some new footage of Yes playing in 1972 dropped!!

Jon Anderson from a page in the Ten True Summers Program (1979) Photographer: Unknown Program provided by: Peter Whipple

Tony Kaye's jawline needs to be studied, sculpted, and placed in museums.

Yes Fans talk about a time when Jon Anderson fell through the stage during a show in Worchester 1984

In the audio, you can hear the band stalling at the beginning of "It Can Happen" until Trevor starts to sing the first few lines. After a while, the crowd cheers after Jon returns on stage.

Source: ForgottenYesterdays

Audio Source: Internet Archive