Jon Anderson still hasn’t given up on a Yes reunion. He knows Yes fans have spent 18 years hoping the surviving members of the seminal prog rock group would achieve some sort of détente and reunite on stage.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Jon Anderson brings Yes songs to Greensburg with new generation of musicians
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