ALBUMA Space in Time [50th Anniversary Edition]Ten Years After
Albums by Ten Years After
ALBUMA Space in Time [50th Anniversary Edition]Ten Years After
ALBUMNaturally LiveTen Years After
ALBUMA Sting in the TaleTen Years After
ALBUMBritish Live Performance SeriesTen Years After
ALBUMTen Years After (Re-Presents)Ten Years After
ALBUMUndead (Re-Presents / Live)Ten Years After
ALBUMEvolutionTen Years After
ALBUMAbout TimeTen Years After
ALBUMPositive Vibrations (Deluxe Version)Ten Years After
ALBUMRecorded LiveTen Years After
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Artist Biography
A storming blues and boogie band from the U.K., Ten Years After rocketed from modest success to worldwide fame after their performance at the Woodstock Rock Festival in 1969, where their nine-minute rendition of "I'm Going Home" showed off the lightning-fast guitar work and howling vocals of Alvin Lee, the unrelenting stomp of bassist Leo Lyons and drummer Ric Lee, and the soulful support of keyboard man Chick Churchill. While the group was also capable of moody pop and acoustic-based material (as heard on 1971's A Space in Time, whose single "I'd Like to Change the World" was their greatest American hit), it was the group's raw blues-based music that remained their trademark. Although their original run ended in 1974, Ten Years After reunited in the '80s, and they continue to record and tour more than 50 years after they started out.