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Yes was formed in the late 1960's and since then has undergone several changes, with only one person appearing on every album, and another performing on all but one. The original members of Yes were: Jon Anderson - lead vocals (1968.1979, 1983.present), Chris Squire - bass/vocals (1968.present), Tony Kaye - keyboards (1968.1971, 1983.1995), Peter Banks - guitar (1968.1970), Bill Bruford - drums (1968.1972, 1991.1992). The current lineup of Yes features: Anderson - lead vocals (1968.1979, 1983 . present) Squire - bass/vocals (1968 . present), Steve Howe - guitar/vocals (1970.1980, 1991.1992, 1996.present), Rick Wakeman - keyboards (1971.1974, 1977.1979, 1991.1992, 1996, 2002.present), and Alan White - drums (1972 . present).

Other musicians who recorded albums as members of Yes include: Patrick Moraz - keyboards (1975.1976), Geoff Downes - keyboards (1980), Trevor Horn - vocals (1980), Trevor Rabin - guitar/vocals (1983.1995), Billy Sherwood - guitar/vocals/keyboard (1994.1995, 1997.1999), and Igor Khoroshev - keyboards (1998.2000). The classic lineup (the one fans most often look back to as the best) saw many songs reach well up and over the 15 minute mark, with whole albums consisting of a handful of songs that told entire stories.

Albums released by Yes include: their self-titled debut (1969), Time and a Word (1970), Fragile (1971), Going for the One (1977), Tomato (1978), 90125 (1983), Talk (1994), Keys to Ascension (1996), The Ladder (1999), and Magnification (2001). With songs such as "Time and a Word," "Starship Trooper," "Yours Is No Disgrace," "I've Seen All Good People," "Owner of a Lonely Heart," "Roundabout," "Long Distance Runaround," and "Heart of the Sunrise," Yes became one of the seminal progressive rock bands of all time. Their music features complex classically-influenced arrangements, unusual time signatures, virtuoso musicianship, dramatic dynamic and metrical changes and oblique, stream-of-consciousness lyrics.