Are You Listener Of Yes Rock Band?

Vangelis has collaborated with Jon Anderson, the lead singer of the band Yes, on several albums.

The cover of the Yes album "Going for the One" features a naked man and tall buildings. This suggests that the album cover may have a provocative or controversial theme, possibly reflecting the band's desire to push boundaries and challenge societal norms. The inclusion of tall buildings could symbolize ambition or the pursuit of success, while the naked man may represent vulnerability or a stripping away of societal expectations. Overall, the cover art seems to convey a sense of daring and artistic expression.

Peter Banks was the first guitarist for Yes. He was a founding member of the band and played with them from their formation in 1968 until 1970. Banks contributed to the early sound of Yes and played on their first two albums, "Yes" and "Time and a Word." However, he left the band due to creative differences and was replaced by Steve Howe.

"Close to the Edge" by Yes is divided into four parts. This can be inferred from the question which asks for the number of parts the single is divided into. The correct answer, 4, indicates that the single has four distinct sections or movements.

Jon Anderson of Yes started his career by joining The Warriors, a group started by his brother.

Rick Wakeman of Yes played piano on Cat Stevens' hit song "Morning Has Broken".

The cover of the album "Time And A Word" by Yes was considered inappropriate for the U.S. market.

Alan White of Yes once played with Steve Winwood in Ginger Baker's Airforce.

Yes opened for Cream at a 1968 concert which launched them as a band. This opportunity to perform in front of a larger audience and alongside a famous group like Cream helped Yes gain exposure and recognition, ultimately contributing to their success as a band.

Rick Wakeman of Yes had several heart attacks while in his 20's.

Alan White of Yes plays the piano in addition to drums.

"Look Before You Leap" is a lyric from the Yes song "Owner of a Lonely Heart". This phrase means to think carefully and consider the possible consequences before taking action. It suggests the importance of being cautious and making informed decisions rather than acting impulsively.

Trevor Rabin, formerly of Yes, composed the score for the 2004 movie "National Treasure".

The vocals of The Fifth Dimension inspired Jon Anderson and Chris Squire.

Sly & The Family Stone is the correct answer because the question asks which act Yes filled in for at the Speakeasy Club in London. This implies that Yes was a replacement for another act, and out of the given options, Sly & The Family Stone is the only act that fits this criteria. Cream, Emerson, Lake, & Palmer, and King Crimson are not mentioned in the question and therefore cannot be the correct answer.