Ten Years After - Studio rehearsal in Germany, 1969

[@stevemurdock7540]

Finding this is like finding a big chunk of gold.

[@slick3858]

This is better than heroin! Heroin destroys your soul, This enhances your soul!

[@nodniv1317]

Gold can’t buy this!

[@jimlucas3872]

Alvin is so young here and yet he has completely mastered every inch of “it”, just a beast!!!! It pisses me off that people don’t realize he was one of the best ever!!!

[@mavjimbo]

I've enjoyed him since day 1

[@Hiwatt100W1]

I saw TYA about a year after they played Woodstock, was really impressed by his playing...here I am knocked out by his Wes Montogomery style octave solos- got to say he was ahead of his time in the rock genre for sure. NEVER saw him play anything other than his ES 335, interesting to hear him play a Strat!

[@travismiles5885]

My guitar teacher in the mid 80s was a huge Alvin Lee fan. I knew who Alvin was then but my teacher made me a fan. I wanted to learn how to shred but my teacher said learn some of this guys licks first.

[@dkjazzz]

absolutely 💥💥💥

[@harmono8766]

I was into Jeff Beck, Hendrix and all that. I never had anyone turn me on to Ten Years After. I saw the Woodstock footage, but it wasn't the progressive blues like they play here. They took it to another level. He's not a real great vibrato player but he was playing really interesting stuff.

[@myyootube2]

10 years gone now. Unbelievable what that generation had to offer. Glad to have recordings and footage. Thx

[@keithdonnellan5564]

I am 73 Saw them at the Royal Albert Hall & Isle of Wight in 1970 Greatest band of all time.

[@wonder6789]

Was at Wight as well, 14 at the time, right up front under the stage, delirious.

[@keithdonnellan5564]

@@wonder6789 You were 14 and I was 22 now I am 76. Enjoy that we are lucky to have seen things that the poor sods today will never know about our happy days

[@JürgenKeck]

Yes🤘

[@davidanderson8469]

The Royal Albert Hall would be this Yank's dream venue.

[@KevinKane-nx4yk]

Alvin Lee , Johnny Winter two exceptional guitar players that don't get the recognition they deserve. The world of " The Blues " would not be what it is today if not for these two gentleman's contributions. Your welcome 🙏. Peace ✌️.

[@leonbogdan1686]

You got it man, John Dawson Winter lll, I seen JW about 6X an Alvin only 1X but so f-n killer

[@Notalloldpeople]

I’ll add Paul Kossoff to your list of under appreciation blues guitarists

[@ChicagoRob2]

@@leonbogdan1686 Saw Johnny Winter on tour with Rick Derringer. Rick could play with Johnny, note-for-note! They blew the walls down.

[@NathanSmith-xf7rk]

This is gold 😎

[@NathanSmith-xf7rk]

Just so smooth, I love the tone and texture of his music

[@Bergz01]

True legends of the 60’s and 70’s! What incredible memories come flooding back to my teenage years of and uncomplicated time grooving to great blues. RIP to the best guitarist i have ever heard. A tight band so easy to listen to and smile with amazement at their skills.

[@grangrampa832]

Love Alvin lee what talent true blues ❤❤❤

[@grangrampa832]

Alvin was unbelievable

[@grangrampa832]

I wish he was still with us

[@briansummers6074]

Leo is monster bass player and Alvin is the king. This is one of best bands of all time.

[@pietrodurso5788]

Be' non esagerare 😀

[@richardleewagner3939]

I remember the bass player from the Woodstock movie. He good. But, he is just a little bit "different ", isnt he?

[@fusionfan6883]

Leo now lives round the corner from me in a suburb of Cardiff, U.K. My wife used to work in the local post office and told me one of her customers played at Woodstock. I asked her to find out more and it was Leo. After that she got Leo to sign one of my TYA albums for my birthday. He is a very distinguished elderly gentleman these days. The stories he could tell!

[@Freakbeat100]

Leo is also an absolute Gentleman.

[@randylucas2458]

No one ever talks about how great Leo Lions is, but he keeps up with old machine gun...

[@banjarro]

Amazing...I'm 68 now, A Space in Time was the first album I ever bought...thank you!

[@ninocefalu7553]

Bought Sssh in 69 , never looked back....55 years ago. Everyone has their opinion, but I'll take Alvin over anyone....capice

[@OtisJohnson-t2m]

Cricklewood Green was my first Ten Years After 8-track that I bought after hearing them play Love Like A Man on the radio. Best damn blues/rock and roll guitarist that has been overlooked. I wish I could have seen them back in their day, along with Jimi Hendrix, the Doors (when Jim was sober) and Janis Joplin.

[@grangrampa832]

I’m 70😊

[@tonilrac1]

Thank you to the chain of people who made this available, it is pure gold. Here's to Alvin!!!!! Hats Off!!!!

[@RLOPEZ4600]

Absolutely, no question. AKA: SpeedFingers.

[@cyberocker1]

I second the motion!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(etc.) But Eric was no slouch in Spoonful live...

[@bigu1223]

Alvin was definitely one of the best guitarists of his or any other time.

[@donhancock332]

I'll say again; where is Alvin Lee in Rolling Stone's top 100 rock Guitarists? NOWHERE! Could somebody please explain this to me?

[@beastieboy9286]

@@donhancock332 they get the ssssh. Album a negative review too back in 1969

[@yannicklemieux3520]

D'accord, mais il ne faut pas oublier Leo Lyons ; je n'ai jamais entendu un bassiste à qui on pourrait le comparer.

[@wayneelliott7011]

@@donhancock332 Easily. Rolling Stone have NFI!

[@R.d.stefano]

@@yannicklemieux3520 Andy Fraser. jack Bruce ? .

[@MGDCrown559]

Leo Lyons is the absolute epitome of what a bass player should be! we are not worthy.

[@mysterj1]

Leo is so cool, so funky…he’s fun to watch!

[@michaelwesterland1853]

Sure you are. What's he doing, playing 16th notes and jerking around like Eyegor the hunchback? And sure Alvin Lee had talent, but tbh it was plain even in the late 60's that he had a couple of licks that'd show up in every song and that got old after awhile. Fast isn't necessarily good, it's just fast.

[@MGDCrown559]

@@michaelwesterland1853 just say you are jealous of the talent you don't have.

[@michaelwesterland1853]

@@MGDCrown559 I'm not a musician. What do I care whether or not somebody's more or less talented than me? We all listened to TYA when the first two albums came out, but man, after a while you couldn't miss the stuck-in-a-rut repetition so the albums eventually got passed on. Gotta admit it's funny to see a 50+ year old man wearing leather pants and playing guitar, though. And maybe Leo Lyons was playing 32nd notes, I don't know, but it's only impressive to watch, IMO, for a few years during adolescence and then tastes change. Sounds like you've got a powerful crush on those guys, hmm? To each his own, I say.

[@MGDCrown559]

@@michaelwesterland1853 I think they rock, you obviously don't. I like rocking blues and they put out some of the best. Your taste in music does not recognize what I find spectacular. Ric Lee is also a fabulous drummer, your ear is not tuned to it. does not stop mine from enjoying it.

[@bluesdriver6354]

Alvin Lee with a Strat...NO WAY DUDE. Lifelong fan here. R.I.P. bro!!!

[@skidco1]

Good lord, what a fabulous early piece of archival footage.

[@ronniebrown2517]

saw these guys at winterland in san francisco fall of 1971....got out of vietnam in winter of 1971...they played for 2 hours nonstop and did only four songs....tripping with binoculars,, was really intense....at one time had all their albums...switched from vinyl to casettee ....made three 45 minute tapes with tunes the way i wanted them...to this day i know this is some of the most creative radical music ever made ....

[@kenvanalfen5025]

I saw TYA at Winterland in 72. I was 14 and it was my first concert

[@mysterj1]

Lucky man! I’m glad you made it home, thank you for your service.

[@lbahr11]

@@kenvanalfen5025 wow, I was there! Remember KSAN radio in San Francisco? Absolutely the best music. Those were the days. I spent a lot of my youth at Winterland. Lol

[@Scorpio1060-]

Saw Alvin quite a few times at the winterland ballroom. That was a magical place. When it was torn down I got a basketball size piece of the concrete façade with the white paint on it. It sits proudly displayed in the guest bedroom.

[@ronniebrown2517]

@@Scorpio1060- at the time i was driving a 1970 chevy van, long bed,....when the show was over i could not get it on the street as the street was very steep....the van was a 3 speed on the column....slowly backed into the car behind me and the wheels just spun....very trippy ending to a very trippy show...

[@utopiafail]

I've always said how Alvin Lee is somehow left out of the conversation of best British blues guitarists, or just best blues guitarists in general, is absolutely preposterous. He could do what everyone else was doing and a whole lot more.

[@keithdonnellan5564]

Agreed 100%

[@donbullbully3351]

Just Thank You. To whoever filmed this, whoever kept it, whoever put it on here and of course the Band. Thank You All, it's wonderful.

[@imilliemedina666]

The director was Wim Wenders

[@rocketrose2165]

Wim Wenders directed Wings of Desire and filmed Ry Cooder's foray into Cuba called The Buena Vista Social Club. Two Oscar nominations. Also worked with U@ and Talking Heads. That said, all he did was set up a tripod and change film when it ran out.

[@marcosgomes7681]

​@@rocketrose2165and Paris Texas a film with great music

[@Colin-hp1li]

😊

[@larryolson4914]

fantastic, never have ever seen him on a Strat, beautiful, absolutely

[@mavjimbo]

The tone is amazing

[@victormusic01x]

..yeah, was thinking the same..Strat!..looks like a large headstock but not sure

[@BubbaZen10]

definitely doing a tribute to Jimi there

[@shadywilder]

This. Is. Incredible. I really miss those days. Every day filled with new discoveries and priceless treasures. Life was so damn good back then.

[@richardfinney3179]

We were so fortunate to see life back then ,and now we must try to teach these God less morel less creations that this life need to change back to where we were with morels and respect for God and others

[@dodgeboy9052]

Hi... at 73 this year me n my mates n girl friends use to go to the dancing slipper at '''West Bridgford''Nottingham around 1966ish to dance n watch the Jay Birds ,,, Alvin Lee on Lead guitar ,,, I lost touch as I emigrated to Australia 1968 ..............then in Sydney in the seventies I saw an LP with his pic, on it ,,,, OMG that's the Jay Birds , but no TEN YEARS AFTER ,, I still remember you and brilliant guitaring , RIP Alvin ,,

[@kevincoleman8121]

Lucky man

[@nolarino]

Hi, I am from Mansfield Notts, and I used to go to the slipper also.I used to play in a band in Mansfield too and knew the Jaybirds, and Rick Lee used to play in our band for a short time. I live in USA now and rarely go back to UK.

[@frankpeters2587]

Saw them in London ontario just after choo-choo mama album came out. I was 14 my brother 15. We hung out in the arena after the concert was over and talked to the band. We gave them 3 joints for 2 drum sticks which my sister now has . They chatted us up while yiadies tore down equipment. To sit with Alvin Lee and Co. Was a special memory for a kid. Thank you for this .

[@scottdanforth964]

Please dont ever take this down man.Its special.

[@franknemeth8181]

One of my favorite bands, even before woodstock,where i saw them. Alvin Lee doesn;t get enough respect, air play or mention. Man, what a band.

[@Smoothways]

Don' t we just love the passion of Leo??!

[@4949jbaker]

Sadly I was a shade too young to really enjoy these guys on first go round, Wasn't till much later when starving for good new music that I started going back in time to search for the bands i had missed.. Happy to say this was one of the first I rediscovered. Doesn't get much better than this.

[@22handyjerseyguy]

BETTER LATE THEN NEVER ENJOY

[@northtone288]

The essence of rock. Uncluttered, no frills just emotion and riffs. Leo is the real madman across the water. Wished I could have seen this band in their heyday. Thanks for posting.

[@Zootallures100]

This pure gold...and when finishing I see the cameraman was...Wim Wenders! This is ridiculously good

[@richardfinney3179]

Alvin was so good ,I Shure miss him what a power on the guitar and vocals nobody sounded like him and at Woodstock with Johnny winters they tore it up man he was hot as always he had fingers a fire love n miss ya ALVIN LEE RIP

[@andrasczehlarik9180]

ALVIN was a gift from god. R.I.P. ALVIN. CHEERS.

[@markravitz1684]

This is incredible! What a find. Watching this made me feel like a kid again, as I saw them in 1972. Watch Leo.....he is a madman!!!! Alvin is the godfather of shredding.

[@buddylee2984]

Yes

[@dkjazzz]

Same here ! I remember going into a head shop in early 70s hearing TYA for the first time, was just blown away ! I must have been 16 Wow

[@steveabdelkoui5663]

Alvin Lee never misses a note , and this is a rehearsal ? R.I.P. Alvin. Best guitartist that ever lived.

[@buddylee2984]

Tru that

[@buddylee2984]

One of the top 5 bands ever...! EVER

[@johnlany3940]

One of best dead guitarist

[@ShamanKish]

Never lets you down.

[@mavjimbo]

They always gave it their all

[@kevinlundgren1169]

WOW, loved it, been a Ten Years After fan for over 40 years, never seen this before, loved it!!!!

[@leerocheleau509]

Leo Lyons one of the best bass players ever

[@larryliese8112]

I think he's on drugs : )

[@kevincaldwell9202]

Looks like pure Joy playing...

[@robertfrazierjr8987]

I think it’s joy mixed with lsd 😂

[@bassinc3039]

Herking, jerking, spanking his bass.

[@Hiwatt100W1]

He is, isn't he!

[@brianbanks703]

Without pedals even, incredible sounds, thanks for upload

[@pepeviktor2]

Leo Lyons the best bass player in the world!!!!!!!

[@fritobuggers834]

Certainly one of the best. The man can play.🤩😊😂

[@Mike-zb7ts]

This is so good, so great to watch, brings me back to a time filled with so many amazing memories...it almost hurts to watch. In that good way.

[@claytongillaspy8847]

I have a bootleg gig of Alvin lee called made in Germany 1969 looks similar to this and of course incredible guitar playing way ahead of his time rip Alvin lee you will never be forgotten!

[@chriswinter8255]

Alvin Lee, one of the greatest to ever live. A true genius and artist. I LOVE this guy!

[@johnward3874]

Too many people were busy worshipping Hendrix and missed out on this master, He stole the show at Woodstock and that got my attention.

[@paul_s872]

I was lucky enough to TYA twice, and seen him with TYL, Alvin Lee & Company, the Alvin Lee Band, and he was always amazing! This is such a great find, and thanks for posting it! Alvin playing a Strat is so cool to see!

[@cherokeegamer1]

Thanks for posting this . Many TYA fans still out there .

[@invisableobserver]

Funny, I just saw a video of the muppet band, they move just like the the band with Alvin Lee. Great video, Thank you.

[@jasonlee8497]

I love this. Real band, real sound,

[@MichaelSmith-ig8bw]

Five seconds in and I knew this was gonna be real good. Alvin with a Strat!

[@cuda426hemi]

Wow. Thanks for posting. Not every day you see Alvin whippin' a Strat as opposed to "Big Red".

[@johnivanp]

This is the first time I’ve seen him playing a Strat.

[@thomasfoss9963]

Man--Where'd ya get this early one!!!!! Who filmed it??

[@peteraustin370]

Alvin played this strat at Van Dyke Club Plymouth UK January 1969 we were there luckily!!! The crowd kept asking for Spoonful as encore so they played it again!! Status Quo et al cry your eyes out!!! Best wishes from Plymouth UK!!

[@cuda426hemi]

@@peteraustin370 Wow. Pictures of Matchstick men were there?? Just Wow!

[@chookstersshed5556]

Incredible footage of the band and listen to the sound…amazing Alvin playing a strat never seen such wonders…a million thanks for whoever is involved with this putting it up and taking the footage.what a great insight into an incredible blues band

[@scafusa]

Didn‘t know he played also Strats. Thought he‘d only play his Gibson ES

[@HODIUSDUDE]

​@@scafusaDitto. I've only ever seen photos/videos of him playing Gibson's.

[@monkeysbum999]

Such a good natural sound .This was how it was done then.

[@navigator3744]

I had forgotten how good this band was. And what a great guitar player Alvin Lee was. I saw them at Miami Jai Alai in 1970 or 1971, and I still remember them as having given one of the best performances I ever saw.

[@jaroslavsladky9270]

"Sorry, no comment for many years" Bless you/original uploader. Thank you so much.

[@Ajkillam528]

I love Alivin Lee, i drew him by hand in 1976. I would sit an listen to that album with headphones all day ..along with Hendrix, also drawn. Love this..ty for the person who filmed an treasured this gem

[@jwahartalchabhadell6721]

Leo is an amazing bassist.

[@klanggnomvideo--sound---pr2435]

love this band always thanks for put this on air Greeetz from saltcastle

[@loudim186]

A thousand thank yous for this upload!!!

[@christopherkarpinski9850]

Saw ten years after at Madison square garden 1974 with ZZ Top as opening act. Man what a show from 10th row deaf for 3 days but a great memory. Never saw a strat in Alvin’s hands but he works it well. Leo Lyons spectacular as always,chick Churchill and Rick lee truly rock. Great video thanks for uploading

[@armandbasilico9002]

I was there also! My first concert at 16 yrs old. Incredible performance!

[@markerickson4342]

How is it that Alvin Lee/Ten Years After isn't in the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame?!?!

[@robertiaccarino4363]

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is bullshit. They are a good museum; but the judging is not right.

[@Diddleywah]

@@robertiaccarino4363 'Could still happen? - Alvin Lee is, quite rightly, making a lot more appearances on KZbin lately I am glad to see.

[@markravitz1684]

Because the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is a bad joke. There aren't any criteria for entrance. It's a question of who likes what when it comes time to let acts in.

[@bbrstatify]

And bands like Cheap Trick is in.

[@continentalgin]

All awards are a joke.

[@daisywrabbit]

from the Alvin Lee official instagram: “Ten Years After was called a 'Underground Movement'. It was the time when we could get on stage and play in street clothes, like jeans and t-shirts. You didn't have to bow and do the show-biz kind of thing. It was pure, one hundred percent music. That was what it was all about. It was about the playing, and of course the extended solos, and the ten minute songs. It might've been self indulgent, but it was a very healthy situation for a band to be able to play just the way they wanted to play. I think that attitude is, what is interesting people today. It's a good healthy attitude towards music”

[@usmessenger7507]

Excellent OCTAVE PLAYING,. ALVIN LEE IS A MASTER GUITARIST.GREAT BAND .🎸😎🎵

[@mikemiller6628]

Alvin Lee was one of my biggest influences on guitar....RIP Alvin Lee

[@lucianolellispacificopecan5540]

Ten Years After and Alvin Lee are icons of Rock and Roll.

[@ellywinterquist8086]

The Bass Player really ROCKS!!!!!

[@buddylee2984]

Well the best ever....Check out the other vids. The guy is King!!

[@stevelee5724]

Hi. Leo Lyons ! The magic freak. Just watch him go on videos of the bands gigs. I reckon he's one of the Top bass players ever ! He's a freak mate ! Cheers from New Zealand 🇳🇿👍

[@tunafang]

In the early 80's they played a small nightclub in my town. I absolutely idolized Alvin, but was too young to go. My sister and a couple friends of mine went & ended up hanging with them all in the parking lot after the show sharing a smoke, (nothing illegal, of course). I was devastated to have missed that, but I did get to see them perform together once & saw Alvin solo two more times. Such an underrated master of the guitar. I guess he gave up on the Fender since it kept falling out of tune from the whammy bar, but he sure made it sing. RIP Alvin!

[@pressureworks]

Ten Years After you uploaded this people are still enjoying. Thank you for changing our World

[@jwmaceachern3049]

It was such a pleasure seeing TYA live way back when - I had the luxury of seeing them 3 times in very different venues - they shined in each one - blues, jazz, rock, they could do it all. Chicks head barely moves thruout the 1st track - while Leos head never stops. Its raw and beautiful. Theres random music and finesse melodies. I;m 50,000 miles outside my brain as I watch and listen to you. SSSHHHHH

[@wjniemi]

Great muppet analogy. Thanks for the video. It's fun to see bands in a low-production environment as it shows what they can do. Alvin Lee was amazing.

[@gitvin]

OMG, for 50 seconds there I feared I was suffering from hysterical deafness upon seeing this video exists... Can't type either, so excited.

[@danielmartinez3889]

Wow this incarnation of Alvin"s band was so tight him spinning them round like a top all the rising cresendos

[@rgonzalez5804]

Excellent footage of my favorite band ever. They kick ass

[@Robotron-us9ob]

Oh ya! Amazing, TYA were such a cool band, when i went to see Woodstock at the cinema i was 15 and Alvin blew me away, from then on i was hooked and fascinated by them and still am. Thanks this is awesome.

[@peterpeteras1447]

I was 15 too, and I Saw them, in Woodstock , at the cinema , 1970

[@scotty2756]

this is so badass man what no alvin in the rock n roll hall of fame shame on you RIP Alvin one of the greats ever

[@emanal2602]

RIP Alvin Lee. The greatest ever

[@timberwolf6416]

wow I wasn't aware he passed yes I agree RIP

[@garyesposito8982]

I thought I knew rock/blues. Duane Allman and Peter Green, but this is as good as I ever heard! Alvin Lee didn't have to take a backseat to anyone!!! And Leo Lyons and the drummer, Ric Lee, are one great rhythm section. I listen to this everyday

[@thomasfoss9963]

@@garyesposito8982 I saw them 4x live over the years-- One of my top guitar players of All Time!!!!!!

[@soniacartagena706]

Es lo mejor 10 años después

[@mumbles552]

RIP Alvin. I'm glad I got to see you live in the early 70's in Vancouver.

[@snakebite3942]

This is so cool. Thanks so much for posting. Have only seen Alvin play his red Gibson 335 never a Strat so that's rare in itself

[@timberwolf6416]

I love this band and think rick lee is an awesome drummer!!!!

[@Chiroman527]

Read his Book: From Headstocks to Woodstock. written very well with lots of insight into TYA and his & the band's Humble beginnings.

[@alainpalmieri]

Le groupe est tout simplement génial. Je l'ai découvert au début des années 70. Que de souvenirs!! Dommage qu' Alvin Lee n'a pas été reconnu à sa véritable valeur par les médias spécialisés. C'est pour moi le meilleur guitariste de tout les temps. Merci à celui qui a mis cette vidéo en ligne. ❤

[@PauloTommasiello]

Thank you man! This is a treasure! What a band! What a sound! Alvin doesn't get half the recognition he deserves!

[@johnshields6852]

I saw them in a place called Fitchburg, Mass. in 1977, from Boston I got pulled over on the hwy on the way home, tripping my brains out, 3 friends drunk and howling in the car, but I hadn't been drinking after the show, a taillight out, the state trooper Gabe me a huge break. Great show, the headline was, Alvin Lee ten years after.

[@rowansmith5603]

I remember the sparks of creativity, imagination, and pure amazement when I first found this video. I was completely mystified at Alvin’s playing, I continually come back to this video to study

[@jtl2112]

Unbelievable! Very artfully played

[@Virb-ys1ft]

Great upload! I saw TYA live so many times and this brought back many memories...

[@Vinyllistener]

Brilliant video, mate! The best period of music with all the greatest bands ever: Rory Gallagher (Taste), The Who, Black Sabbath, Grand Funk Railroad, Deep Purple, Allman Brothers Band, Frank Zappa....Thx very much for uploading this rare gem, all other stuff is only a cheap copy.

[@JohnSmith-ww2pi]

DID ANYONE SEE THE FINGER TAPPING??? Eddie must have seen this

[@dandettmann595]

@@JohnSmith-ww2pi The first time I ever saw Eddie play was at the bowling alley in Duarte, California...10 miles from where they lived. Eddie was using an ES-335 that night. Me & my brother walked up and talked to Eddie who stayed by his equipment during their break. I don't think we asked Ediie about Alvin Lee, what he thought about him, then, at that time...but I wished we would have. Alvin had to be one of guitarist influences on him...that's just a given. Ed didn't play any Alvin Lee/TYA songs that night. He/they did do La Grange (ZZ Top) and Nobody's Fault But Mine by Zepplin. And Runnin With the Devil, which Roth mentioned was an original. Roth also said they had just learned a new one...Nobody's Fault But Mine, before they played that cover tune. One of my brother's friends told him they saw Ed play, I'm Going Home at a gig somewhere. It's too bad he never mentioned Alvin...but that's just the way he was. About the only guitarist he ever mentioned was Clapton.

[@dandettmann595]

@@JohnSmith-ww2pi So ya...Eddie wasn't the first to tap...just the first to perfect it and record the mind blowing/guitar world altering Eruption. I think Ed was the greatest...but I'd rather listen to Alvin or Michael Schenker play.

[@mavjimbo]

By far

[@vayabroder729]

@@dandettmann595Maybe one of the pickups of that 335 was the one he put on the bridge position in his famous Frankenstrat.

[@hugoferreyra2809]

Thanks...es simplemente maravilloso encontrarlos y vibrar su escencia,amamos a esta formidable banda ce culto.Thanks...por subirla y compartir..!!

[@kozuchiosu9603]

Golden, just golden. Thanks for uploading!

[@garyesposito8982]

This is some of the greatest music I ever heard! A great band and Alvin Lee is off the chart with that blues guitar playing.

[@jazzynet1]

My man Alivn Lee! I had 3 Ten Years After albums! :)

[@BalkanBoyUSA]

Thanks for sharing this . i have this on a vcr tape was looking in to converting the video and posting but i'm glad to see there are good Fans out there with rare videos like this one .. thanks .

[@stevelee5724]

Hello world to Ten Years After ?.... thank the gods for Ten Years After !!!😊Cheers from New Zealand

[@carolyncoruzzi5440]

Alvin Lee ONE OF THE BEST

[@Pamafix]

Leo Lyons too...

[@SarahNDipity]

This is absolutely incredible, holy shit. Thank you for uploading!

[@scotty2756]

please dont ever take this down its so awesome

[@markprendergast2365]

I have been playing guitar for 50 years . Alvin Lee has always been my no.1 mentor , its always impressive to play even close to the way he does !

[@dociebiezlasu1071]

just Screamer! TYA - Alvin Lee, Leo Lyons, Chick Churchill, Rick Lee - thank you WV

[@cornchipsnovemberland3565]

Wow! This is so cool! Thanks for posting...Alvin on a fiesta red Strat! I've never seen him playing one before...still sounds like the one and only Alvin Lee.

[@kw5839]

Bass player looks like he has a neurologic condition with those funky moves. I like it.

[@fritobuggers834]

It's called soul. Leo is a fantastic musician.😀😃🤩

[@dennisjean9281]

Ouch that's gotta hurt 12:17

[@papagreenemusic]

It's the drugs.

[@postoffice146]

Like mechanically posessed.

[@vincentmizzoni6999]

Love Ten years After , boys must of had extra cup of coffee that day.RIP Alvin

[@russmiller9601]

When Alvin Lee was in Phoenix we heard what sounded to us a tight band until Ten Years After followed. I've seen the Doors, Hendrix, Janus etc. But Lee and the band were the tightest I ever heard. RM

[@themancaveclub]

Fantastic! Look at those Marshal stacks!

[@Mariekesone]

46 Years ago...Some Precious Blues from Ten Years After :-)

[@johnnybk20]

And here I am Ten Years After you posted this video. Glad it popped up in my area of space. I am Magnetic Connection Audio Visual Archive. We preserve the present for the future. Well the future has arrived for this video.❤️📹✌️

[@tunafang]

The man! And this was rehearsal! RIP Alvin

[@harolddburke4726]

When I was a kid before Woodstock a teenager who had recently traveled to England recommended I look into Ten Years After. All their records then were the more expensive imports with the cool pllastic sleeve. Me and all my friends loved them. We were Beatles Hendrix Cream Mothers Jeff Beck late night pot smokers from Southern California. So we knew a good thing. Only 13 and we knew how to ......

[@luismontes8620]

Very exclusive music for nostalgic rock. Leo Lyons really crazy. Thks

[@eddiekent1997]

I love the Great Sounds Thank You!!