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If you're a fan pf Prog Rock like I am, then you probably have an album or two from Yes in your collection. They've gone through some changes in recent years, including the death of longtime bassist and co-founder Chris Squire, and the departure of vocalist Jon Anderson, but they're still going strong...

Behind the unremarkable cover art lay seeds for one of the most storied and envelope-pushing careers in prog.

Classic rock legends are lining up to pay tribute to Yes bassist Chris Squire, who died yesterday after a short battle with acute erythroid leukemia at age 67.

Chris Squire, the bass legend from the band Yes, has passed away at the age of 67.

They'd enjoyed a massive comeback in the early '80s after adopting a more radio-friendly sound, but the good times didn't last.

Ultimate Classic Rock is pleased to have the exclusive premiere of the Yes classic from a 1972 live show.

Yes bassist Chris Squire will sit out the band's upcoming tour dates while he undergoes treatment for leukemia.

On July 10, Yes will release Like It Is -- Yes at the Mesa Arts Center, a two-CD/DVD collection that was recorded on their most recent U.S. tour.

Jon Anderson's health woes continue, as he reveals a new issue that will require surgery.

Accompanying this morning's announcement of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 2015 induction class was the usual head shaking and open-mouthed disbelief that some of classic rock's oldest and most worthy bands were passed up once again.

Fans will get their first take-home opportunity to hear Yes in concert with current lead singer Jon Davison on the forthcoming 'Like It Is: Yes at the Bristol Hippodrome.'

A U.S. district judge in New York has ruled that filmmaker James Cameron's mountains can come out of the sky and stand there, even if they resemble Roger Dean's famous album covers.