Originally released in March 1976 when members of Yes were each exploring solo projects, Ramshackled showcased some of the finest session musicians in Britain, including keyboard player Kenny Craddock, guitarist Pete Kirtley and bassist Colin Gibson (both of whom had played with Alan in the short-lived bands Happy Magazine and Griffin in the late 1960s). The album also featured guest appearances from Jon Anderson and Steve Howe on the track Spring-Song of Innocence.

This new edition of Ramshackled has been remastered from the original master tapes and adds the single versions of Ooh Baby (Goin’ to Pieces) and One Way Rag as bonus tracks (making their first appearance on CD). Presented with an illustrated booklet and new essay, it stands as the definitive edition of this unique album.

“The track is beautiful, Jon sounds great. It’s a most noteworthy idea to re-release it now, 50 years later. I’m sure the ‘YES’ fans will love it!”
Steve Howe (on Spring-Song Of Innocence)

“Mystical and a wonderful memory. Such a peaceful event for me.”
Jon Anderson

It is most unique to have both Jon Anderson and Steve Howe endorse such a release – underlining its special place within the extended Yes legacy.

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