Yes

In the summer of 1989, when Yes performed "And You and I" during their live concert in Harrisburg, they were in a period of transformation and creativity. Just prior to this recording, the band had released the studio album "Big Generator" in 1987, which showcased a more polished and commercial sound compared to their earlier, more complex prog-rock roots. Interestingly, this transitional phase also saw the band’s lineup evolving, with members like Trevor Rabin steering their musical direction towards a more accessible rock appeal. Fans of Yes would notice that "And You and I" is a nod to their earlier, iconic work from the album "Close to the Edge," reminding audiences of the band's rich history even amidst change. As they performed live, the blend of nostalgia and contemporary flair must've struck a chord with the audience, immortalizing a moment where classic and modern Yes intertwined beautifully.

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