YES - Time And A Word

YES: The Studio Albums 1969-1987: 13 CD Box Set OUT NOW.

Filmed 23 February 1970

Music performed by YES

Jon Anderson - vocals, percussion
Peter Banks - electric and acoustic guitars, vocals
Tony Kaye - piano, organ
Chris Squire - bass, vocals
Bill Bruford - drums, percussion

Written by Jon Anderson & David Foster, Cotillion BMI

Filmed 23 Feb 1970

Available on the DVD 'The Lost Broadcasts'

[lel]

This band was beyond belief. Some of the best muscians that ever walked the earth.

[kevinmcnamara]

Give this sooo much love. My first yes song I ever heard.🔥❤️🔥

[arthurbrucecrawford]

Makes me sad... healthy Chris on screen.... a time and a you'll be missed. Thanks for all the wonderful years.

[funkster]

One of my personal fave Yes tunes. It's an upbeat song with a little yearning, somber vibe thrown in. Love that McCartney-ish bass groove Chris plays on this as well.

[alanedgeler]

Always been a magnificent band, total class without a doubt!

[ariel]

This song is like so inspirational and hopeful and beautiful and I just feel it so much. Yes has a special place in my heart <3 <3 <3

[BarbBayer]

LOVE LOVE LOVE this song! Congrats Yes on your Rock n Roll hall of fame

[andersonestevez]

Chris Squire was awesome bassist. Rest in Peace Chris.

[pip]

1:22 Chris can even play without his hands. Truly a Bass God. RIP

[ziggyzagzi]

They are the Most Uplifitning Rockers ! POSITIVE VIBES FOR ALL

[halkzorx]

Never ever thought to see and hear this in such a great quality after so many so so very happy with this! 

[zaphbmail]

Jedna z prvních věcí od YES, co jsem slyšel. A zamiloval jsem si to, láska navěky. RIP Chris and Peter

[crnel]

RIP Chris Squire and Tony Banks - Tony deserves recognition for his founding influence in the Yes band.

[charlesnolan]

Time...Less! I first discovered TIME & A WORD in June, 1973 - 45 years ago...still play it, every year!

[ernestotoccalino]

"...And the Word Is Love..."
Thank´s!!!

[andriii]

ONE OF MY FAVORITE YES SONG, LOVE YOU CHRIS SQUARE

[granribeyro]

Here the most underrated song of all time

[TheOrganistonth]

I've loved this and most Yes songs since buying my first LP copy of "Fragile" in 1979 (first saw 'em live during the Tormato tour [Tor?])... so great to see/hear them, playback or no, without the strings! Yeah, I know they were heard at the end, but much more enjoyable. It's almost a different song to me. And always great to hear Tony Kaye on Hammond!

[jeffmeyer]

time and a word ahead of its time great song

[nippynige]

Absolute classic, love this song so much...