July 23, 2012
An English blues rock band---it was founded by Alvin Lee and Leo Lyons who released their first album (self-titled) in 1967. As per the liner notes on the back of the record as written by John C. Gee, manager of the Marquee Club their music is “—simple and compelling. It is direct and full of guts. It is firmly entrenched in the Blues with a strong jazz basis.”
As per me I’d like to say that I was a jealous of Alvin Lee as he sang ‘I’m going home’ while making love to the mike at Woodstock and had all the chicks screaming. No, I didn’t go to Woodstock…I saw the movie. However, there’s no denying the man’s a guitar genius.
The cover has a photograph of the band with a fun-house, mirror type, melting font reminiscent of the late 60’s to early 70’s---Kinda psychedelic. Artist, photographer and designer unkown.
This Record:
Self Titled ablum by Ten Years After
12”LP, 33 rpm
Deram/Decca Records, 1967 (USA)
Go to www.ricsrecordsrack.com for more information. My records are in super mint condition and still available, unless specified otherwise. Email if you require a detailed description of the condition of any particular item (ricsrecordrack@yahoo.com)
An English blues rock band---it was founded by Alvin Lee and Leo Lyons who released their first album (self-titled) in 1967. As per the liner notes on the back of the record as written by John C. Gee, manager of the Marquee Club their music is “—simple and compelling. It is direct and full of guts. It is firmly entrenched in the Blues with a strong jazz basis.”
As per me I’d like to say that I was a jealous of Alvin Lee as he sang ‘I’m going home’ while making love to the mike at Woodstock and had all the chicks screaming. No, I didn’t go to Woodstock…I saw the movie. However, there’s no denying the man’s a guitar genius.
The cover has a photograph of the band with a fun-house, mirror type, melting font reminiscent of the late 60’s to early 70’s---Kinda psychedelic. Artist, photographer and designer unkown.
This Record:
Self Titled ablum by Ten Years After
12”LP, 33 rpm
Deram/Decca Records, 1967 (USA)
Go to www.ricsrecordsrack.com for more information. My records are in super mint condition and still available, unless specified otherwise. Email if you require a detailed description of the condition of any particular item (ricsrecordrack@yahoo.com)
Live performance of I Can’t keep on Crying Sometimes from Album
Help me – Audio from this Self Titled Album
This is the legendry 1969 performance of I’m Going Home at Woodstock and not on this album – Audio only and I just had to post it.
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