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Classic rock legends are lining up to pay tribute to Yes bassist Chris Squire, who died yesterday after a short battle with acute erythroid leukemia at age 67.

Co-founding bassist Chris Squire has died at age 67 after a battle with leukemia.

Ultimate Classic Rock is pleased to have the exclusive premiere of the Yes classic from a 1972 live show.

Yes bassist Chris Squire will sit out the band's upcoming tour dates while he undergoes treatment for leukemia.

On July 10, Yes will release Like It Is -- Yes at the Mesa Arts Center, a two-CD/DVD collection that was recorded on their most recent U.S. tour.

Yes and Toto will join forces late this summer for a co-headlining North American tour that's scheduled to span 26 dates starting in August.

Classic audio recently rediscovered and restored from 7 shows, including one from New York, during the band's 1972 tour is being released as 'Yes: Live from Seventy-Two.'

A series of live recordings that have been lurking in the Yes archives for decades will make their long-overdue official debut in May.

Jon Anderson's health woes continue, as he reveals a new issue that will require surgery.

Yes will embark on their third annual Cruise to the Edge next fall, and they're taking some friends along for the voyage.

Accompanying this morning's announcement of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 2015 induction class was the usual head shaking and open-mouthed disbelief that some of classic rock's oldest and most worthy bands were passed up once again.

Fans will get their first take-home opportunity to hear Yes in concert with current lead singer Jon Davison on the forthcoming 'Like It Is: Yes at the Bristol Hippodrome.'