Yes - Union (1991)
Tracklist
Note: "Angkor Wat" and "Give & Take" are not included on the LP version
1. "I Would Have Waited Forever" Jon Anderson, Jonathan Elias Jon Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Steve Howe, Jonathan Elias Jonathan Elias 6:26
2. "Shock to the System" Anderson, Howe, Elias Anderson, Bruford Wakeman, Howe, Elias Elias 5:06
3. "Masquerade" Howe Howe 2:14
4. "Lift Me Up" Trevor Rabin, Chris Squire Rabin, Squire, White, Kaye Rabin 6:22
5. "Without Hope You Cannot Start the Day" Anderson, Elias Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Elias Elias 5:14
6. "Saving My Heart" Rabin Rabin Rabin 4:39
7. "Miracle of Life" Rabin, Mark Mancina Rabin, Mark Mancina Mancina, 7:27
8. "Silent Talking" Anderson, Howe, Rick Wakeman, Bill Bruford, Elias Anderson, Howe, Rick Wakeman, Bill Bruford, Elias Elias 3:55
9. "The More We Live – Let Go" Squire, Billy Sherwood Squire, White, Kaye, Sherwood Offord 4:49
10. "Angkor Wat" Anderson, Wakeman, Elias Anderson, Wakeman, Elias Elias 5:23
11. "Dangerous (Look in the Light of What You're Searching For)" Anderson, Elias Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Elias Elias 3:35
12. "Holding On" Anderson, Elias, Howe Anderson, Elias, Howe Elias 5:18
13. "Evensong" Tony Levin, Bruford Elias 0:50
14. "Take the Water to the Mountain" Anderson Bruford, Wakeman Elias 3:10
European and Japanese editions
15. "Give & Take" Anderson, Howe, Elias 4:29
Tour
The Union Tour covered North America, Europe, and Japan from 9 April 1991 to 5 March 1992, billed as Yesshows '91: Around the World in 80 Dates. It was the first rock tour produced by Philadelphia-based Electric Factory Concerts in its history which also organised advertising and promotion. The partnership evolved following discussions between Anderson and EFC head Larry Magid, who learned that Anderson had enjoyed how the ABWH concert in Philadelphia was presented.[49] The tour featured the eight members playing on stage and some shows were performed in the round with a central revolving stage that the band had first used on their 1978 tour.
Unlike the album, most of the group have reflected positively on the tour. Wakeman ranked it as the most fun he had on a tour.[51] A live CD and DVD from various dates was released in 2011 as Union Live. At the tour's conclusion Bruford, Wakeman, and Howe left Yes, reverting the band to the 1983–1988 line-up.
