Cinema (band)

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Cinema was a short-lived band started in 1982 by ex-Yes members Alan White (drums) and Chris Squire (bass), with South African guitarist Trevor Rabin. They had plans to release their debut album in 1983 and were working on a number of songs (most written by Rabin).

Eventually, these musicians were joined by Tony Kaye (keyboards) and Jon Anderson (vocals), both former Yes members. Soon after this, the band dropped the name "Cinema" and renamed itself "Yes."

For the further history of this band, see Yes.

[edit] Line-up

Yes
Jon Anderson | Chris Squire | Steve Howe | Rick Wakeman | Alan White
Peter Banks | Tony Kaye | Bill Bruford | Patrick Moraz | Geoff Downes | Trevor Horn | Trevor Rabin | Billy Sherwood | Igor Khoroshev
Discography
Studio albums: Yes | Time and a Word | The Yes Album | Fragile | Close to the Edge | Tales from Topographic Oceans | Relayer | Going for the One | Tormato | Drama | 90125 | Big Generator | Union | Talk | Open Your Eyes | The Ladder | Magnification
Live albums: Yessongs | Yesshows | 9012Live: The Solos | Keys to Ascension | Keys to Ascension 2 | House of Yes: Live from House of Blues
Compilations: Yesterdays | Classic Yes | Yesstory | The Ultimate Yes: 35th Anniversary Collection
Remix albums: Yes Remixes
Box sets: Yesyears | In a Word: Yes (1969 - ) | The Word is Live
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