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Yes is idle, at least publicly, right now, but December has been a time of celebration for the veteran progressive rock band. It marks the 50th anniversary of Tales From Topographic Oceans, the band's ambitious sixth studio album. Having released a side-long composition as the title track to its previous album, 1972's "Close to the Edge," on "Tales" Yes constructed just four pieces, one for each side of the double-album (on vinyl), with the shortest clocking in at 18 minutes and 32 seconds. It was a work of acknowledged creative indulgence, but guitarist Steve How...

Yes is idle, at least publicly, right now, but December has been a time of celebration for the veteran progressive rock band. It marks the 50th anniversary of Tales From Topographic Oceans, the band's ambitious sixth studio album. Having released a side-long composition as the title track to its previous album, 1972's "Close to the Edge," on "Tales" Yes constructed just four pieces, one for each side of the double-album (on vinyl), with the shortest clocking in at 18 minutes and 32 seconds. It was a work of acknowledged creative indulgence, but guitarist Steve How...

Yes is idle, at least publicly, right now, but December has been a time of celebration for the veteran progressive rock band. It marks the 50th anniversary of Tales From Topographic Oceans, the band's ambitious sixth studio album. Having released a side-long composition as the title track to its previous album, 1972's "Close to the Edge," on "Tales" Yes constructed just four pieces, one for each side of the double-album (on vinyl), with the shortest clocking in at 18 minutes and 32 seconds. It was a work of acknowledged creative indulgence, but guitarist Steve How...

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Fifty years ago, Ravi Shankar and George Harrison gave birth to 'The Concert for Bangladesh', an event whose impact on pop and classic rock still resonates.