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This was my favorite band in junior high and high school nobody else really knew their music. This was in the '70s early '80s... I hope you check out more, especially. I'd love to change the world...
Thanks. Never seen this performance before. Really one the best "forgotten" bands. "I'm Going Home" at Woodstock is the classic clip; Make sure you get the FULL version, cuz there is an edited version.
The greatest guitarist of the classic rock era that no one sadly seems to ever talk about. Alvin Lee was one of the first original shredders with nicknames like captain speedfingers, fastest guitar in the west, and my personal favorite, the man who played faster than his shadow!!
Alvin was known as the fastest fingers in rock\blues. Try, Help Me, live version, or I'm Going Home from Woodstock. Bluest Blues is a great blues track.
Sorry, wrong, it is 4 guys , there is an organ player! Ten Years After has been one of my favorites for over 40 years! All your watchers and listeners are going to request I'm Going Home , live at Woodstock, when you check out that one make sure it's the full 10 minute version and not the 6 minute version! Another good one from this same concert in Winterland is I Can't Keep From Crying, yes, it's about 12 minutes long, but well worth it ! Or I'd Love To Change The World, studio.
I’d love to change the world is their most popular song. Alvin Lee a very underrated guitar player. You might want to check out Frank Marino and Mahogony Rush for underrated guitar players. Ten Years after is a four piece band with a keyboard player named Chick Churchill. Another great one of theirs is Standing at the Station.
Thanks for the reaction!! This is a very underrated band, and one of my favorite bands. Leo Lyons is my favorite bass player and Alvin Lee is one of my top guitarists. Alvin didn't really show what he is capable of in this one. His solo work is awesome as well. Their name came from the fact that the band was formed 10 years after Elvis. A great English blues band and another is Savoy Brown. Check out "All I can Do is Cry" by Savoy Brown if you get an opportunity.
Alvin was my original Guitar hero. Air Guitared Im Going Home a million times. Choo choo Mama, Woodchoppers Ball, I'd Love to Change the World, .... Etc. A great Band led by a legendary Guitarist.
Ten Years After got their name from Elvis Presley, the guitarist and singer Alvin Lee's idols. Since the band was founded in 1966, Alvin decided to name it "Ten Years After" in honor of Elvis, who had his first hit record ten years earlier in 1956. So cool for a name.
A fantastic band, Alvin Lee is one of the best guitarists I have ever heard. I had an album called Cricklewood green and I played it until it was unplayable. They performed I'm coming home at Woodstock and it blew me away. So happy to see you playing one of my favourite bands ever 👍🏻
Alvin was considered one of the best guitarists around. You would love I’d Love To Change The World, Choo Choo Mama, Once There Was A Time and Positive Vibrations. They took their name as an honoring ten years after Elvis broke into the scene. They were one of the acts at Woodstock.
This is great. I’ve never seen that video, but one of my favorite albums in my collection is their 1973 double LP, “Recorded Live.” I was just texting about this band with my sisters a couple of days ago, after my youngest sister mentioned that she was listening to “I’d Love to Change the World,” probably their most known song. Most people from that 70s era didn’t know Ten Years After, or if they did, they would have only known of the name and likely couldn’t recall their music, but they would have loved “I’d Love to Change the World” when it came on the radio. And yes, it to is a great song, but more of a slower, bluesy, hippie, peace and love song. You certainly did stumble upon something great. Alvin Lee was a guitarist’s guitarist! All of his peers respected his ability, and many of the great guitarists after him were heavily influenced by his style and skill. He was simultaneously blindingly fast and extremely accurate, a forerunner to the shred guitar rock that would come twenty years later. I’m Going Home and Choo Choo Mama (along with Good Morning Little Schoolgirl) are two of my favorites. The 2013 CD reissue of their “Recorded Live” album I mentioned above has a bunch of bonus tracks, including a long “Jam” on each of the two CDs, with one over 16 minutes and the other over 18 minutes. I discovered this the other day when I was talking with my sisters and told them that I had to get that reissue. I’m glad you found them! Great reaction. I can’t wait for your reaction to “I’m Going Home.” The long version, as others have said.
Most notable by Ten Years After are their hit I'd Love to Change the World and their Woodxstock performance I'm Going Home.... Personally though, I have to say that my favorite is You Give Me Love Cheers!
Alvin Lee and Johnny Winter, too, had maybe the fastest fingers in the late Sixties and early Seventies. Try "I can't keep from crying sometimes" and the obscure one I love "Losing the dogs".
In 78 or 79, I saw Alvin Lee and Ten Years After with Black Oak Arkansas as the opening band. I'm not sure if it was this version of the band or Alvin Lee just hanging on to the Ten Years After name but either way it was a great concert.
Ten Years After are a British blues rock band from the 60s-70s. They had some great songs such as "I'd Love To Change The World", "I'm Going Home", "Hear Me Calling", "Love Like A Man" etc.
Check out Ten Years After at Woodstock "I'm Going Home", the performance that made them stars! Alvin Lee was a beast and one of the early rock guitar "shredders". It's a shame his name doesn't come up as often as it should when people talk about guitar heroes from the past.
They are a four-piece outfit, with Chick Churchill on the B3. Can't see him, but his presence is certainly apparent. Rock on! Oh, and there's Rick Lee on drums and the very impressive Leo Lyond holding down the bottom end.
Ssssh is an album I bought and what an album. Alvin was such a virtuoso. Leo Lyons is the bassist and is still alive and kicking at 80! They were a Brit band, of course! Another guitar player to check out is Rory Gallagher and the band Taste (an Irish band).
That bassist was in BEAST mode!!! Even while Alvin was shredding the guitar, that dude didn't let up an ounce. That was fire from beginning to end. i think I only knew one song from them, I'd Love To Change The World, which is still a classic rock radio staple! 🤘🤘
I saw them in 1972, my first concert and you can never forget them! Ten Years After. Concert Details. Date: Saturday, April 29, 1972. Venue: University of Pacific Football Stadium. Location: Stockton, California, United States.
All Winterland concerts sound great!! Another big hit is Going Home, must see live. Have you seen Humble Pie with Steve Marriott on vocals? Similar sound.
This is actually a cover of a blues standard, first recorded by John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson in 1937, I would highly recommend you check out some of their original tracks, "50,000 Miles Beneath My Brain", "Love Like a Man", "Working On the Road", "If You Should Love Me", "One of These Days", "Hard Monkeys", "Religion", "Standing at the Station", "I've Been There Too", "Think About the Times", and their live performance of "I'm Coming Home" at Woodstock got them noticed in America. One of my favorites, Alvin Lee is an amazing guitarist, remarkable and unique singer, he has some solo stuff, too, my favorite so far is "The Bluest Blues".
Alvin Lee is a beast! I saw him solo in 85', maybe 86'. It was a nice theater show and we were like 4th or 5th row. Roger McGuinn(The Byrds) was first, then Alvin, John Kay(Steppenwolf) was the headliner. That was a helluva show. You might have heard "I'd Love To Change The World". "Choo Choo Mama" is my fave TYA song, it's definitely a banger!
You did stumble onto gold here...lol.. Alvin was one mean guitar player. You gotta do his "I'M coming home " from Woodstock or his version "Bluest Blues" with George Harrison totally awesome. Great underrated band.
Hi ! yes...been listening to Ten Years After since the 70s ! this song is great but not the most popular ! you ll see when you play more ! can t wait till you play the big hits ! Brings old but good memories ! lol !😎
I friend told me he saw him in the 90s in this bar He walked up on stage plane white t shirt beat up pair of jeans and tore the roof off the joint The man could Rock
Alvin lees dad hosted the blues greats when yhey toured england, so alvin listened to people like big bill broonzy in his home. Impeccable background. He came from Nottingham,.my home town, so i he has always been my hero. Check out rory gallagher, something like 'shinkicker'. Same era, just as much a maestro.
@@setonhillstudios Yeah bro , Joe Bonnamassa has a connection with Perhaps the most technically proficient Guitarist alive today : an Italian Named Matteo Mancuso whom he's shared the Stage with . Two tremendous Tracks by Matteo worthy of a listen : 1. "DROP D" & 2. "SAMBA PARTY" . Love your appreciation for undeniable Brilliance !
Wharf Rat here. You need to see their Woodstock set. They almost stole the show. Got to see them in '71 and like you I couldn't believe the bass player. I was standing right in front of him and I thought his guitar was gonna Crack. Their album A Space In Time is a classic. Everyone should check it out.
Oh you did discover some gold with Alvin Lee. The guy was a monster on that guitar and great vocals too, energy through the roof. "I'd Like To Change The World" is low key (no pun) number but one of their big hits. Lots of acoustic guitar in that one, great message.
Ten Years After and Alvin are legendary. The bass player is banging all the time and he looks like he's playing a lead solo on bass. Check them out at Woodstock.
Yes, that was certainly a lead bass jam that paralleled Alvin Lee’s fingerwork! Did you notice how Alvin was watching his fingers so he could sync the timing of his guitar solo? Genius!!!
The lead singer, Alvin Lee had a solo career and a couple of collaborations with George Harrison. Those are worth checking out and also 10 Years After, doing I'm Going Home, live at Woodstock.
Their biggest commercial hit was "I'd Love To Change The World", also recorded live at Woodstock. Alvin also did blues. He collaborated with George Harrison on "The Bluest Blues" with George doing the first guitar solo on slide guitar. Alvin had his guitar crying for the second solo. That bass player is super fast. "I'm Going Home" at Woodstock has both of them going blazing fast!
I might suggest that any of the songs mentioned probably one of the best edited versions will be from their albums "Ten Years After Recorded Live (released in 1990" ; or "Alvin lee The Last show released in 2013" ; and you might enjoy "Alvin Lee and Ten Years After Pure Blues released in 1995"
You need to check out their performance at the original Woodstock..... a song called Goin Home. YOu won't be disappointerd. Make sure you listen to the full version. Because there are some shorter versions on YT. Kurt from Maine Goin Home is a must listen for rock players!
The best life video from is is at Woodstock “Going Home”. Have a look at it. Lee was just one of the phenomenal English guitarists at that time. Now, like many others we produce noting and many like me would be quite happy to leave this country.
If you want another Gritty band check out TMGE some of their live videos. By the second song every one except the guitar player are drenched in sweat. He can shred with the best of them and never a drop of sweat.
Banda británica integrada por: Alvin Lee - guitarra y voz; nacido el 19 de diciembre de 1944 en Nottingham - fallecido el 6 de marzo de 2013. Leo Lyons- bajo; nacido el 30 de noviembre de 1943 en Mansfield. Chick Churchill - teclado; nacido el 2 de enero de 1946 en Ilkeston. Ric Lee - batería; nacido el 20 de octubre de 1945 en Mansfield. Una de sus actuación más memorable y que los lanzó a la fama internacional fue en el Festival de woodstock en 1969.
Funny that you mention Joe Bonamassa, the guitarist of Ten Years After certainly had influence on him. Alvin Lee (the guitarist) was one of the greatest of his era. Up there with Hendrix and Clapton. Not mentioning Page there as he used to stand in the back watching how this guy was pulling it off. ;-) They were a 4 piece band by the way. You heard the organ correctly. They were a great band, just not many hits (by choice). They have plenty out there that is worth watching, especially the live stuff: Help Me ( th-cam.com/video/A19OMJ1Q9iU/w-d-xo.html ) I Can't Keep From Crying ( th-cam.com/video/icWcaP0_L2o/w-d-xo.html ) I am Going Home - from Woodstock ( th-cam.com/video/2YB7qyn5MVs/w-d-xo.html )
Johnny Lange covers this tune, better production and a bluesier style to the riff but these guys rocked man if can play it live it's genuine . They need to reel in these ticket scalpers / ticket monopolies ,funny how it was illegal till they give the Industry to the suits it ruined live music.
Oh no, not this version!!! It's creepy for an older man to be singing this song. You were supposed to watch the Jonny Lang version where he's still 16 years old singing this song and it's not creepy. And it's also a better performance as well.
At Woodstock in 1969, Ten Years After, on Saturday evening stole, the whole show. This is why Hendrix never appeared on stage until 5a.m. on Monday morning : and, the hippies with their, it's so beautiful man, love and peace for all man, music speaks to the sole of everyman, man...turned their backs on them, because they were a British band. I hope it chokes!!!
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They brought that fire on this performance!! Cannot wait to hear more from them!
Found your channel because of this reaction, please do more, they don't have a bad song, Alvin Lee is just amazing on the guitar. 🤟
This was my favorite band in junior high and high school nobody else really knew their music. This was in the '70s early '80s... I hope you check out more, especially. I'd love to change the world...
I’d love to change the world. One of the best songs ever.
A forgotten band, once at the top of their craft. All albums are good. Their most popular songs are I'm going home and I'd love to change the world.
The one to watch is "I'm Going Home" from Woodstock.
Amen. And ideally, the long version. I can't believe how many legendary performances this festival produced.
I was thinking the same thing!
Love Ten Years After and Alvin Lee! ❤👍🙂
Of course everyone will point to their groundbreaking "I'ld Love to Change the World"... The band was FANTASTIC
Thanks. Never seen this performance before. Really one the best "forgotten" bands. "I'm Going Home" at Woodstock is the classic clip; Make sure you get the FULL version, cuz there is an edited version.
The greatest guitarist of the classic rock era that no one sadly seems to ever talk about. Alvin Lee was one of the first original shredders with nicknames like captain speedfingers, fastest guitar in the west, and my personal favorite, the man who played faster than his shadow!!
Great clip! Alvin Lee...guitar slinger!!!
I saw them in concert twice. 1969 and 1974. They were incredible!
Slow Blues in C You Give me Lovin and Id love to change the world are my favorites.
Id love to change the world is my favorite 😍 Alvin Lee rocks!!!
I joined because of this one!
Thanks for sharing!
Really appreciate it! Thanks for hanging out!
Alvin was known as the fastest fingers in rock\blues. Try, Help Me, live version, or I'm Going Home from Woodstock. Bluest Blues is a great blues track.
Sorry, wrong, it is 4 guys , there is an organ player! Ten Years After has been one of my favorites for over 40 years! All your watchers and listeners are going to request I'm Going Home , live at Woodstock, when you check out that one make sure it's the full 10 minute version and not the 6 minute version! Another good one from this same concert in Winterland is I Can't Keep From Crying, yes, it's about 12 minutes long, but well worth it ! Or I'd Love To Change The World, studio.
I am a fan of the same duration. 10 years after was always underrated and good God, Alvin Lee? Seriously seriously? Master of his trade!
I’d love to change the world is their most popular song.
Alvin Lee a very underrated guitar player. You might want to check out Frank Marino and Mahogony Rush for underrated guitar players.
Ten Years after is a four piece band with a keyboard player named Chick Churchill. Another great one of theirs is Standing at the Station.
Alvin lee was the singer/guitar master. Check out the bluest blue by alvin lee ft. george harrison. It will change your life.
Thanks for the reaction!! This is a very underrated band, and one of my favorite bands. Leo Lyons is my favorite bass player and Alvin Lee is one of my top guitarists. Alvin didn't really show what he is capable of in this one. His solo work is awesome as well. Their name came from the fact that the band was formed 10 years after Elvis. A great English blues band and another is Savoy Brown. Check out "All I can Do is Cry" by Savoy Brown if you get an opportunity.
Alvin was my original Guitar hero.
Air Guitared Im Going Home a million times. Choo choo Mama, Woodchoppers Ball, I'd Love to Change the World, .... Etc. A great Band led by a legendary Guitarist.
You gotta see their version of "Goin' Home" at Woodstock. Kicks a**.
I second that motion 😅
I strongly recommend reacting to (or listening to) the album A Space in Time. The songs delight.
Ten Years After got their name from Elvis Presley, the guitarist and singer Alvin Lee's idols. Since the band was founded in 1966, Alvin decided to name it "Ten Years After" in honor of Elvis, who had his first hit record ten years earlier in 1956. So cool for a name.
That's an awesome piece of info!!🤘🤘
Awesome! This looks like the Woodstock lineup as well. Leo Lyons is amazing!
Alvin is a goat. One of best concerts I ever attended was Ten Years After. Hope you do more of them.
Need to listen to Johnny Winter. Anything he does is good. Still alive and well one of the best.
Have a few from him on the channel! 🤘🏻
Criminally underestimated. Just epic. Period. Greetings from Belgium 🇧🇪 ❤
I m going home is a well known one ! they played it at Woodstock in 1969😎
Check out Leon Russell and friends 1971 “A Song for You”
One of the most covered songs ever. This is the live original ❤
A fantastic band, Alvin Lee is one of the best guitarists I have ever heard. I had an album called Cricklewood green and I played it until it was unplayable. They performed I'm coming home at Woodstock and it blew me away. So happy to see you playing one of my favourite bands ever 👍🏻
Alvin was considered one of the best guitarists around. You would love I’d Love To Change The World, Choo Choo Mama, Once There Was A Time and Positive Vibrations. They took their name as an honoring ten years after Elvis broke into the scene. They were one of the acts at Woodstock.
This is great. I’ve never seen that video, but one of my favorite albums in my collection is their 1973 double LP, “Recorded Live.” I was just texting about this band with my sisters a couple of days ago, after my youngest sister mentioned that she was listening to “I’d Love to Change the World,” probably their most known song.
Most people from that 70s era didn’t know Ten Years After, or if they did, they would have only known of the name and likely couldn’t recall their music, but they would have loved “I’d Love to Change the World” when it came on the radio. And yes, it to is a great song, but more of a slower, bluesy, hippie, peace and love song.
You certainly did stumble upon something great. Alvin Lee was a guitarist’s guitarist! All of his peers respected his ability, and many of the great guitarists after him were heavily influenced by his style and skill. He was simultaneously blindingly fast and extremely accurate, a forerunner to the shred guitar rock that would come twenty years later.
I’m Going Home and Choo Choo Mama (along with Good Morning Little Schoolgirl) are two of my favorites.
The 2013 CD reissue of their “Recorded Live” album I mentioned above has a bunch of bonus tracks, including a long “Jam” on each of the two CDs, with one over 16 minutes and the other over 18 minutes. I discovered this the other day when I was talking with my sisters and told them that I had to get that reissue.
I’m glad you found them! Great reaction. I can’t wait for your reaction to “I’m Going Home.” The long version, as others have said.
Thanks for all the info and I definitely cannot wait to hear more from them! Incredibly talented band that just blew me away! 🔥
Most notable by Ten Years After are their hit I'd Love to Change the World and their Woodxstock performance I'm Going Home....
Personally though, I have to say that my favorite is You Give Me Love
Cheers!
Make sure the I'm Going Home video is the longer of the two out there, not the edited shorter one!
Alvin Lee and Johnny Winter, too, had maybe the fastest fingers in the late Sixties and early Seventies. Try "I can't keep from crying sometimes" and the obscure one I love "Losing the dogs".
Watch I’m Going Home from The Woodstock movie. It’s insane!
In 78 or 79, I saw Alvin Lee and Ten Years After with Black Oak Arkansas as the opening band. I'm not sure if it was this version of the band or Alvin Lee just hanging on to the Ten Years After name but either way it was a great concert.
Ten Years After are a British blues rock band from the 60s-70s. They had some great songs such as "I'd Love To Change The World", "I'm Going Home", "Hear Me Calling", "Love Like A Man" etc.
Check out Ten Years After at Woodstock "I'm Going Home", the performance that made them stars! Alvin Lee was a beast and one of the early rock guitar "shredders". It's a shame his name doesn't come up as often as it should when people talk about guitar heroes from the past.
They are a four-piece outfit, with Chick Churchill on the B3. Can't see him, but his presence is certainly apparent. Rock on! Oh, and there's Rick Lee on drums and the very impressive Leo Lyond holding down the bottom end.
Ssssh is an album I bought and what an album. Alvin was such a virtuoso. Leo Lyons is the bassist and is still alive and kicking at 80! They were a Brit band, of course!
Another guitar player to check out is Rory Gallagher and the band Taste (an Irish band).
One of his biggest hits back when they would play longer songs. I'm Going Home.
Played at Woodstock...I'm going home.
That bassist was in BEAST mode!!! Even while Alvin was shredding the guitar, that dude didn't let up an ounce. That was fire from beginning to end. i think I only knew one song from them, I'd Love To Change The World, which is still a classic rock radio staple! 🤘🤘
Alvin Lee, another great guitarist. check out his new stuff, blues baby.
New stuff meaning, up until he died in 2013.
Been rocking to Alvin since 1968!!!!!!!!!!!!
Right up there with CREAM!
I saw them in 1972, my first concert and you can never forget them! Ten Years After. Concert Details. Date: Saturday, April 29, 1972. Venue: University of Pacific Football Stadium. Location: Stockton, California, United States.
Love Like A Man is a great track, great reaction
They played Woodstock. That's a good place to start your journey.
All Winterland concerts sound great!! Another big hit is Going Home, must see live. Have you seen Humble Pie with Steve Marriott on vocals? Similar sound.
Steve Marriott was amazing. Got to see Humble Pie live a couple of times, 10 Years After once.
Never heard this song before Great song and reaction
This is actually a cover of a blues standard, first recorded by John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson in 1937, I would highly recommend you check out some of their original tracks, "50,000 Miles Beneath My Brain", "Love Like a Man", "Working On the Road", "If You Should Love Me", "One of These Days", "Hard Monkeys", "Religion", "Standing at the Station", "I've Been There Too", "Think About the Times", and their live performance of "I'm Coming Home" at Woodstock got them noticed in America. One of my favorites, Alvin Lee is an amazing guitarist, remarkable and unique singer, he has some solo stuff, too, my favorite so far is "The Bluest Blues".
Alvin Lee is a beast! I saw him solo in 85', maybe 86'. It was a nice theater show and we were like 4th or 5th row. Roger McGuinn(The Byrds) was first, then Alvin, John Kay(Steppenwolf) was the headliner. That was a helluva show. You might have heard "I'd Love To Change The World". "Choo Choo Mama" is my fave TYA song, it's definitely a banger!
You should check 10 years after Woodstock performance of I'm going home. Definitely a body mover
You did stumble onto gold here...lol.. Alvin was one mean guitar player. You gotta do his "I'M coming home " from Woodstock or his version "Bluest Blues" with George Harrison totally awesome. Great underrated band.
One of the best rock-blues bands🤘
Hi ! yes...been listening to Ten Years After since the 70s ! this song is great but not the most popular ! you ll see when you play more ! can t wait till you play the big hits ! Brings old but good memories ! lol !😎
I friend told me he saw him in the 90s in this bar He walked up on stage plane white t shirt beat up pair of jeans and tore the roof off the joint The man could Rock
Alvin lees dad hosted the blues greats when yhey toured england, so alvin listened to people like big bill broonzy in his home. Impeccable background. He came from Nottingham,.my home town, so i he has always been my hero. Check out rory gallagher, something like 'shinkicker'. Same era, just as much a maestro.
Joe Bonnamassa owns that Guitar that Alvin Lee shredded in this video , Bro .
That's cool!!
Wow!! That’s so cool!
@@setonhillstudios
Yeah bro , Joe Bonnamassa has a connection with Perhaps the most technically proficient Guitarist alive today : an Italian Named Matteo Mancuso whom he's shared the Stage with .
Two tremendous Tracks by Matteo worthy of a listen :
1. "DROP D"
&
2. "SAMBA PARTY" .
Love your appreciation for undeniable Brilliance !
Outstanding
More , please & thank you!
Wharf Rat here. You need to see their Woodstock set. They almost stole the show. Got to see them in '71 and like you I couldn't believe the bass player. I was standing right in front of him and I thought his guitar was gonna Crack. Their album A Space In Time is a classic. Everyone should check it out.
@@johnlowe5861
Exactly bro !
Oh you did discover some gold with Alvin Lee. The guy was a monster on that guitar and great vocals too, energy through the roof. "I'd Like To Change The World" is low key (no pun) number but one of their big hits. Lots of acoustic guitar in that one, great message.
Ten Years After and Alvin are legendary. The bass player is banging all the time and he looks like he's playing a lead solo on bass. Check them out at Woodstock.
Yes, that was certainly a lead bass jam that paralleled Alvin Lee’s fingerwork! Did you notice how Alvin was watching his fingers so he could sync the timing of his guitar solo? Genius!!!
@@majones501 They fit together perfectly. It's unique.
Alvin lee and Frank Marino are the original shredders .
Ten Years After --- Live at Woodstock ( yes, Woodstock!) I'm Going Home ( by helocopter)
Alvin Lee !! "bluest blues " a must hear !!
im going home(live at woodstock),choo choo mama,i woke up this morning,bad blood,going to chicago n bluest blues(w/george harrison) are must listens
The lead singer, Alvin Lee had a solo career and a couple of collaborations with George Harrison. Those are worth checking out and also 10 Years After, doing I'm Going Home, live at Woodstock.
Their biggest commercial hit was "I'd Love To Change The World", also recorded live at Woodstock. Alvin also did blues. He collaborated with George Harrison on "The Bluest Blues" with George doing the first guitar solo on slide guitar. Alvin had his guitar crying for the second solo. That bass player is super fast. "I'm Going Home" at Woodstock has both of them going blazing fast!
I might suggest that any of the songs mentioned probably one of the best edited versions will be from their albums "Ten Years After Recorded Live (released in 1990" ; or "Alvin lee The Last show released in 2013" ; and you might enjoy "Alvin Lee and Ten Years After Pure Blues released in 1995"
You need to check out their performance at the original Woodstock..... a song called Goin Home. YOu won't be disappointerd. Make sure you listen to the full version. Because there are some shorter versions on YT. Kurt from Maine Goin Home is a must listen for rock players!
Alvin Lee was the man to see. Got to see him once
I remember hearing Alvin Lee used to be one of the fastest guitar players of his time.
The best life video from is is at Woodstock “Going Home”. Have a look at it. Lee was just one of the phenomenal English guitarists at that time. Now, like many others we produce noting and many like me would be quite happy to leave this country.
Check out " I'm Goin' Home ".live ,from the original Woodstock..............it's crazy good. they didn't call him Captain Speed Fingers for nothin'
If you want another Gritty band check out TMGE some of their live videos. By the second song every one except the guitar player are drenched in sweat. He can shred with the best of them and never a drop of sweat.
Banda británica integrada por:
Alvin Lee - guitarra y voz; nacido el 19 de diciembre de 1944 en Nottingham - fallecido el 6 de marzo de 2013.
Leo Lyons- bajo; nacido el 30 de noviembre de 1943 en Mansfield.
Chick Churchill - teclado; nacido el 2 de enero de 1946 en Ilkeston.
Ric Lee - batería; nacido el 20 de octubre de 1945 en Mansfield.
Una de sus actuación más memorable y que los lanzó a la fama internacional fue en
el Festival de woodstock en 1969.
an old Sonny Boy Williamson tune that has been covered by literally everyone.
literally everyone???
@@snakeinthegrass7443 literally
@@independenceltd. OOOOO-kaaay
Alvin Lee was a very good quitarist🤘
RIP Alvin. Thank You.
The RnRHoF is a joke.
If Alvin Lee is not on your list of 10 greatest guitarist of all time.....well im sorry.....just check out Going Home at Wootstock !!!!
The bass player has a technique sort of like Mark Mendosa of Twisted Sister, bangs the bass strings.
Saw Alvin in Cambridge on his final tour. I was hoping he would perform "I'd love to change the world", unfortunately he didn't. Still superb though.
Kenny Chesney "There goes my life" Basically a Conway Twitty "That's my job" type....
Cricklewood Green
Funny that you mention Joe Bonamassa, the guitarist of Ten Years After certainly had influence on him.
Alvin Lee (the guitarist) was one of the greatest of his era. Up there with Hendrix and Clapton. Not mentioning Page there as he used to stand in the back watching how this guy was pulling it off. ;-)
They were a 4 piece band by the way. You heard the organ correctly.
They were a great band, just not many hits (by choice). They have plenty out there that is worth watching, especially the live stuff:
Help Me ( th-cam.com/video/A19OMJ1Q9iU/w-d-xo.html )
I Can't Keep From Crying ( th-cam.com/video/icWcaP0_L2o/w-d-xo.html )
I am Going Home - from Woodstock ( th-cam.com/video/2YB7qyn5MVs/w-d-xo.html )
Leo Lyons can fucking jam
They are not a 3 piece band. Their is a keyboard player.
I was at Woodstock. Want Deets?
Oh boy!!! 🤣😂
lynyrd skynyrd got a great show from winterland
I think I covered a song from it on the channel! 🤘🏻
Johnny Lange covers this tune, better production and a bluesier style to the riff but these guys rocked man if can play it live it's genuine . They need to reel in these ticket scalpers / ticket monopolies ,funny how it was illegal till they give the Industry to the suits it ruined live music.
No need to be embarrased that you never heard of them. You were born too LATE! Now you know,
Oh no, not this version!!! It's creepy for an older man to be singing this song. You were supposed to watch the Jonny Lang version where he's still 16 years old singing this song and it's not creepy. And it's also a better performance as well.
I’ll have to check it out! 👍🏻
At Woodstock in 1969, Ten Years After, on Saturday evening stole, the whole show. This is why Hendrix never appeared on stage until 5a.m. on Monday morning : and, the hippies with their, it's so beautiful man, love and peace for all man, music speaks to the sole of everyman, man...turned their backs on them, because they were a British band. I hope it chokes!!!
Try I'm going home. The best live.