Yes
Album by
Yes
‧ 1969
Yes is the debut studio album by English rock band Yes, first released in the UK on 25 July 1969 and in the US on 15 October 1969 by Atlantic Records.
The album received a positive reception from two American newspapers. Scott Campbell of the Arizona Republic wrote that Yes are "a promising set" that deliver on being "solid and together at nearly all times", with "strong and competent" vocals from Anderson. David Wagner, in the Post-Crescent, agreed with Campbell that Yes were a "very promising" group. He recognised "a lot of jazz swinginess" on the album, particularly on the two cover songs, and compared Banks's guitar style to that of Wes Montgomery which comes across strong on the guitar and drum section on "I See You"
The album received a positive reception from two American newspapers. Scott Campbell of the Arizona Republic wrote that Yes are "a promising set" that deliver on being "solid and together at nearly all times", with "strong and competent" vocals from Anderson. David Wagner, in the Post-Crescent, agreed with Campbell that Yes were a "very promising" group. He recognised "a lot of jazz swinginess" on the album, particularly on the two cover songs, and compared Banks's guitar style to that of Wes Montgomery which comes across strong on the guitar and drum section on "I See You"
Songs (14)
1.
Beyond And Before
04:53
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2.
I See You
06:49
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3.
Yesterday And Today
02:50
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4.
Looking Around
04:17
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5.
Harold Land
05:43
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6.
Every Little Thing
05:42
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7.
Sweetness
04:33
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8.
Survival
06:19
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9.
Everydays (Single Version)
06:21
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10.
Dear Father (Early Version #2)
05:49
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11.
Something's Coming
07:07
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12.
Everydays (Early Version)
05:16
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13.
Dear Father (Early Version #1)
05:29
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14.
Something's Coming (Early Version)
08:03
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