Union

Union (1991) finds Yes bringing together two parallel versions of the band for one of the biggest line-ups in their history. It unites the classic Yes group with the musicians from Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe, featuring Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, Steve Howe, Trevor Rabin, Rick Wakeman, Tony Kaye, Bill Bruford and Alan White.

Musically, Union moves between progressive rock, polished early-'90s production and the melodic, arena-sized sound Yes had developed in the previous decade. I Would Have Waited Forever, Lift Me Up and The More We Live - Let Go show off the album's intricate musicianship, expansive arrangements and soaring vocal harmonies.

Its complicated recording process and huge cast make Union a distinctive chapter in the Yes story. The project reunited different generations of the band and led to a major tour with eight Yes members on stage together, capturing a group balancing its progressive roots with an evolving sound.