Yes singles part 8 – Going For The One – 322

Going For The One and its singles Produced by Robert Nasir, Jeffrey
Crecelius, Wayne Hall, Preston Frazier and Bill Govier. We
have reached Going For The One in our grand progress through the
Yes singles so we listen to Wonderous Stories, Going For The One
and their respective B sides as well as mentioning a few oddities!
The Two Pence section focuses on the new Trevor Horn re-working of
Fly From Here - Return Trip which has us both quite excited. Did
the band deliberately write singles for Going For The One? Is
Wonderous Stories the perfect Yes single? Are Awaken or Parallels
really B sides? Listen to the episode then let us know what you
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