TEN YEARS AFTER - I'M GOING HOME | LIVE AT WOODSTOCK!!! | FIRST TIME REACTION

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Artist: Ten Years After
Song: I'm Going Home
Album: Live At Woodstock
Released: 1969
Genre: Blues, Blues rock, Hard rock, Rock.
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[@patriciawilson9551]

Listen to I'd Love To Change the World by them, totally different vibe than this song

[@mor4725]

As mentioned by others, the guitarist is Alvin Lee. One of the "guitar gods" of the 60s/70s. Ten Years After was one of the biggest bands from 70-75 even though they only had 1 real hit. (I'd love to change the world). Alvin Lee however never liked the superstar status though. Some great live performances are: I can't keep from crying ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5S6lJSGZcR_aNE ) and Help Me ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2KcgICAZrZsn7c ). You will see some great things in those songs.

[@joshuamichael8345]

One my other favorite songs from Woodstock is Crosby Stills and Nash's Suite Judy Blue Eyes. It was one of their first gigs together so the were scared to death, but killed it anyway.

[@rbruceBruce]

Alvin was a bad boy

[@gillesmorin9439]

@@mor4725 Sorry my friend but you are wrong they had just one commercial hit but they had many good albums one of my favorite is Shhhh 1

[@jameswilson8433]

That, gentlemen, is Alvin Lee. The fastest guitarist I ever saw in my life.

[@89801wink]

You gotta throw Frank Marino in there also.

[@Isleofskye]

Along with " I will play 3 Million notes a night" RORY GALLAGHER :)

[@vellaropedart9190]

Alvin Lee said in an interview that he wasn't trying to play fast,but at the beginning before they started playing,his adrenaline kicked in when he looked up and saw half a million people in front of him.

[@rolandosarabia810]

You obviously have not heard Paco de Lucia. I do love Alvin Lee so did Zappa

[@stuartcorlett5959]

Love Ten Years After and Alvin Lee but for the fastest guitar player check out Rory Gallagher playing Shin Kicker.

[@webbtrekker534]

That is the energy you get performing in front of 500,000 people at Woodstock! One of my favorites. When this was done in 1969 I was 23 years old. I'm now 75 and still get off on this!

[@purplehead9157]

Alvin Lee RIP your music lives on and on....

[@dianedavies8291]

That guitarist is the one and only Alvin Lee! When I was about 12 I heard this blasting from my older brothers room and was an instant fan.✌️♥️🎶

[@quentinhaigy8341]

A beautiful girl hoo digs alvin Lee ...u have great taste young lady

[@420johnas]

Me too, I was 12 when I first saw the movie, but this song change my life...

[@scottviverette14]

Me too ✋️

[@carlbroom14]

He stoled the show at Wood Stock Hendrix was there and I think Alvin was best performance!😊

[@RadCenter]

It's sad that we Americans needed British performers to come school us in the history of American rock 'n' roll, but this was a master class.

[@Isleofskye]

Thanks Nancy but we learned from you too starting with all the USA influences that helped produce THE BEATLES and their 230 masterpieces and the list is endless :)

[@SalManila1]

The British were inspired by the old Anerican Blues players.

[@fattymatty5380]

Boys I am old enough to be your grandfather (61). The look on your faces was exactly the way I felt when I heard this for the first time in 1970 at the age of 10. The blues had a baby and they named it rock ‘n’ roll. Long live rock ‘n’ roll

[@rickgarms7656]

The insanely talented Alvin Lee!

[@italcook1]

The best performance at Woodstock! Ten Years After. Alvin Lee rocks. Listen red to that for weeks:)))

[@user-vz3gq9xz3g]

Blew..my mind when I saw the movie Woodstock.. Alvin..just blew me away

[@dalejohnson4256]

OH YEAHHHHH! This is the kind of performance you only see once in a lifetime!

[@kevincorriveau1304]

Alvin Lee is the lead guitarist with Ten Years After. He was called The Fastest Guitar in the West. He played with incredible passion and intensity. You dont know him because he didnt have the commercial success. He was encouraged by recording companies to produce more commercial recordings but that was something he didnt go after. He like Rory Gallagher was trying to stay true to his art.

[@jaysantos536]

100% correct EXCEPT Ten Years After did have some pretty good success.........Headlined some big shows........

[@glenncanale9225]

I agree 100%

[@nancyfolk29]

He stepped away from being commercialized to stay true his love of the guitar.

[@TooSkinnyKenny]

I’d Love To Change The World was a commercial success.

[@waynesworld7804]

I was 16 when I saw the Woodstock movie and it opened my eyes as to what music could be. I was blown away by this performance.

[@jacksaintjack2844]

Alvin Lee. The most underrated, under appreciated, rock guitarist ever. I can die happy knowing I got to see him perform here in my hometown of Beaumont, Texas.

[@trevorholden7423]

Alvin Lee is the guitarist, Ten Years After is the band, sensational live performance..excitement plus

[@tomk951]

I have this recording and still listen to it often. So good to see it appreciated.

[@asn413]

i love this song, it feels like being whirled around by your ears

[@fattwat1]

Another great British band Alvin Lee an amazing guitarist

[@steamer1112]

I've loved this song since my sister brought the album home in 1970. It helped get me through some long nights on graveyard shift at the post office.

[@glenncanale9225]

Greatest Live performance in Rock History

[@rudaoomkens760]

Excellent ! Alvin Lee one of the greatest

[@ROCKGRINDER12]

R.I.P. Alvin Lee .......... great rock and roll/heavy boogie guitar player.

[@dalejohnson4256]

Alvin Lee is spectacular. I've never seen anything like him since.

[@krisfox3537]

Alvin Lee. The fastest fingers I've ever seen or heard. Remember these were all very young adults at Woodstock.

[@anthonyblakely399]

Excellent Rock Band!!!! One of my favorites!!!! Very underrated!!!! They didn't bow down to the studios. Excellent guitar player!!! Mostly did concerts....especially at Woodstock where i first saw this group. Check out their, "I'd Love To Change The World."

[@dkat1108]

I agree this performance leaves you speechless. I have seen a fair amount of concerts in my day having lived in the SF bay area in the 60's but wow I would have like to have been there for this one.

[@awoken1445]

My God, such talent!

[@harrybond0082]

I react to that performance the same way every time I see and hear it. They were definitely out of their heads and that left me 50,000 miles beneath my brain!

[@AngryMimi0919]

Had the pleasure of seeing Ten Years After twice - and we stood on the chairs in amazement at the energy that Alvin Lee could create. So damn fun!

[@mickcapewell6369]

One of THE best British bands, led by Alvin Lee on guitar, with Leo Lyons on bass, Ric Lee (no relation) on drums and Chick Churchill on organ. Long list of Classics...Hear Me Callin’, Woodchoppers Ball, Bad Scene, Good Morning Little Schoolgirl, Love Like a Man, I’d Love To Change the World etc etc etc 👍

[@philging]

Alvin Lee - one of the greatest guitarists of all time.

[@Isleofskye]

Great Reaction Guys ! Just after you stopped the recording he said TEN YEARS AFTER featuring ALVIN LEE (R I P ).....

[@geraldherrmann787]

from 1983 to 1994 i was DJ in a hardrock-bar. i literally had to play this 1 or 2 times every evening, eleven years long - which sums up to many thousands of times ... and i still like to hear it. if you like this, you are ripe for bluesrock-godfather rory gallagher (suggesting: bullfrog blues live).

[@JohnHazelwood58]

Bullfrog Blues is a MUST! ♥

[@NoviJimB]

I saw Alvin Lee five times, twice with Ten Years After, and they were some of the best concerts I've ever seen. He was one of my big inspirations when I started playing guitar back in 1974, along with Johnny Winter. Leo Lyons was great on bass, so much energy. Always great to see that the next generations are enjoying music like this.

[@carlajolly2480]

What a great era we lived thru.

[@bikernation5298]

Ten Years After - I'd Love To Change The World !

[@barrycohen311]

The Brothers would freak out good if they heard that one.

[@dphipps3631]

Fastest hands in the west. The magnifisant Alvin Lee and his BAND TEN YEARS AFTER.!

[@CooT317]

Alvin Lee added “by helicopter” to the intro because the traffic was so overwhelming the roads were closed. Helicopter was the only way to get the performers in and out.

[@GreggMrGlen]

TEN YEARS AFTER! One Kick-Ass tune!! There are many more, trust Me... the 70s' are the best... Alvin Lee was a virtuoso...!

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

The original Speed Rock. This was almost an introduction to most music fans at the time. They put them on as a closing act and they blew everyone out of the water (and most of them were baked by this time). After this session, people knew who Ten Years After was and especially Alvin Lee. RIP Alvin.

[@ronyoung654]

One of my favorite bands! "Space In Time" album, pick any song. You won't regret it 🤓

[@chrisdurham6517]

Alvin Lee. The name rings out to this eternal 14-year old who's been trying to play guitar for over 40 years. A true inspiration. Thanks for checking him out.

[@clemdewitt4522]

Alvin Lee. RIP. Great, great guitar player.

[@judithclinton7730]

He is considered one of the fastest guitar player in the world

[@annemaclean6634]

My friends and I absolutely loved this band in the late 60s and early 70s. I think we had most of their albums when we could afford them! A couple of tracks from their Cricklewood Green album I would recommend are As The Sun Still Burns Away and Love Like A Man - the latter was released as a single but the album version is longer and has a great guitar solo. Also, the riff will definitely get stuck in your head!

[@sjfvet519us]

This is the performance that made me a fan. My favorite songs are "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl" and "50,000 Miles Beneath My Brain". The band's name came from the fact that they started the group ten years after Elvis Presley started his.

[@petermcculloch4933]

What about Choo Choo Mama, Birmingham and Sweet Little Sixteen?

[@cheekymonkey444]

The guitarist was Alvin Lee and Ten Years After, live at Woodstock in August 1969. Sadly he passed away March 6, 2013. He was twenty six when this was recorded.

[@artbagley1406]

This song ain't much on lyrics, but OMG Alvin's and his bandmates' performance are a rocket launch!

[@buckleymordecai9605]

Glad you guys discovered 10 Years After! Woo hoo!

[@rebeccabailey527]

"That's near enough for jazz". Always loved that line.

[@danielcuccherini179]

Legendary performance by 10 years after..Alvin Lee was a exceptional guitar player.

[@blondbowler8776]

Been trying to play this note for note for note on harmonica for over 50 years. Don't know if it's gotten any better, but man it sure has taught me how to lay the harp. The best live performance of all time, IMHO.

[@danahall3776]

Best song there ever was!! Very motivatinal. Ten years after!!

[@julienmarquet8612]

You're the best guys!First, because, you're the first twins I can recognized! 😂👍There are few, little differences, but, I, think I can! 😂After, because, I'm following you, since few months, and, you're liking the same kind of stuff I'm likng! Then, watching at that song, makes me remember, about my father who died, too much young, only 59, I was 20 at WOODSTOCK, so, when I was listening at Woodstock, WHOLE vidéo, of the Warner Bros, 3h video, with all the bands, he always came in my room, (I was teenager, I hated that😂as all the teenagers, go out of my room, but, now, it's so good memories), and when he saw Ten years after, he called ALVIN LEE THE LEAD GUITARIST, SINGER, THE MAD MAN! THE CRAZY MAN! (I'M NOT SURE, as a French man, I'm not sure about the word, sorry, in French he called him "LE FOU" 😂👍Because, of the faces he's had, while he was playing!)..... It's, really, cool to see that again, and your young men, reactions! Seriously, which kind of band or who, could do such a performance today?!... How he's involved! Like ALL THE BANDS AT WOODSTOCK, THEY WERE ON ANOTHER PLANET! ANOTHER GALAXY! That's why it's so much legendary! (don't forget they did that, with 500,000 peoples in the audience! 😱)..... PS: did you noticed, the moment you can see the drummer, and, Alvin Lee? The drummer was ALVIN'S BROTHER! And, they are very much alike! Like 2 FUCKING TWINS! 😂😂😂😂😂😂Thanks for your reactions guys! PEACE FROM FRANCE BRO! 👍✌️😂🎸🇫🇷

[@LifeForceConnect]

Keep in mind Alvin Lee was on guitar & we were all so stoned all the time, I wish we had a time machine

[@karenj3611]

Epic performance

[@donaldleider7382]

The band took the name ‘ Ten Years After’ because they started ten years after Elvis!

[@garywilliams1948]

He does a medley of blues and 50s rock and roll classics in the middle of the performance !

[@sahewins]

I didn't get that when I first heard it. I was only 14, and I loved the song anyway. Had the privilege of seeing Ten Years After three times in concert. I'm so glad someone is reacting to this song. It seems the only song people know from this band is I'd Love to Change the World. This song is the one that defines Ten Years After.

[@davidmalone1784]

Elvin Lee GOAT truly unbelievable talent but a guy who marched to his own drum.

[@LifeForceConnect]

I had to tell you, when I was 18 1968, I was at a loft on W 26 St in NYC & like everyone back then I was stoned & a band was playing, that bang was 10 years after & Alvin Lee was the fastest guitarist ever. I’ll never forget that moment, it was amazing 😻

[@kenschaefer7625]

One of my favorites all time alvin and 10 years after. I was 18 and graduated high school in 1969.

[@TheDivayenta]

Same year!

[@robertsumners931]

They called him back the ''Captain Speed Fingers'' I grew up through that era, so many great bands, ''Wishbone Ash. ''Humble Pie'' ''Black Sabbath'' ''Grand Funk Railroad'' the list goes on and on......

[@quentinmichel7581]

One of my favorite guitar players from back when I had hair...they guy was amazing. But often overlooked is the band's bassist. A more frenetic bass player I've never seen...he could keep up with Alvin Lee's lightning licks. And from the way he holds the bass and his pickless fingering you can tell he cut his teeth on an upright acoustic bass fiddle.

[@bradlymiller4936]

The entire Movie WOODSTOCK is an adventure everyone should experience. Every performance amazing.

[@marclaroche5083]

cant imagine the feelings of people that were at the show when seeing this clip

[@leeb.9905]

"Standing at the Station" has a fantastic keyboard and guitar solos. Also "Choo Choo Mama" is another Ten Years After tune.

[@vincekemp9651]

The original shredder!

[@bobbrown5951]

I wish you had a time machine too, although you had to like potato chips, Cheezies, pop and beer, because that what we were living on. I was there but missed Ten Years After because we were trying to start our car i.e. dead battery in our 1965 Pontiac. They did drive by us on the way to the stage , or at least some of their entourage or group did, because they asked us to move to the side of the road to get through. I always loved Alvin Lee (saw him later in Toronto) but one of the other impressive things here is Leo Lyons on bass keeping up. One of the all time great live performances IMO.

[@fleegerbriggs5694]

Choo Choo Mama is another with some wicked guitar work!!

[@sherryarflin726]

It’s about time...I’ve been trying to get people to check this out for a yr....Alvin Lee is a BEAST...!!

[@Rick-or2kq]

Full throttle rock "N" roll by the great Alvin Lee, RIP.

[@normweldon9852]

If you want to hear a great Ten Years After song, check out 50,000 Miles Beneath My Brain.

[@byronmitchell3784]

TEN YEARS AFTER, "I'M GOING HOME", GUITARIST ALVIN LEE PASSED AWAY THIS PAST YEAR... ANOTHER SONG, "I LOVE TO CHANGE THE WORLD"... MORE WOODSTOCK JOE COCKER "A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS"... RICHIE HAVENS, "FREEDOM". CROSBY STILLS AND NASH, "SUITE JUDY BLUE EYES"...

[@rj-me3fh]

Like dancing on a train ride!!Wheeeeeeeeee

[@steveabdelkoui5663]

Alvin Lee the most under rated guitartist. May he rest in peace/

[@robertlubbehusen912]

I was at Woodstock, Alvin Lee was the best act there

[@raleighsmalls4653]

Where is he going ? To think where he would've gone without that amazing doc....O', yeah...home.

[@lynnarthur1411]

Alvin Lee’s guitar performance didn’t have a safe word 😆

[@richdiana3663]

Unbelievable performance, one of my faves. 👍

[@420johnas]

I got to see Alvin Lee and Ten Years After in San Diego about 1978 it was amazing of course!

[@O_Towne_Bear]

Highly recommend "Live At The Fillmore East '70" - the album is fire.

[@robertlavorna2968]

i needed a shower then a nap after listening to that whole concert!!!! a monster guitar solo in every song....im 68 and for me its jimi--1A and alvin-1B....still listen often...

[@charliemac64]

I was lucky enough to see Alvin Lee twice. In December 1980, he opened for Kansas in El Paso, TX. In 1985, I saw him in a bar in Orlando, FL. The man fuckin' wailed on the guitar.

[@bradandhisbass3008]

I saw the Alvin Lee Band at the Montreal Forum in 1980. Opening for sabbath with dio singing. I only remember the ten minute ovation after Alvin Played. The best energy I ever experienced.

[@rudaoomkens760]

Guys love your reactions. Suggestion: Hocus Pocus live ‘73 from the dutch band Focus, they played a 6 minute song in 4 minutes. You will laugh and be in in awe at the same time! Greetings from Amsterdam

[@WisdomKeeper11]

Mooi 💕

[@Isleofskye]

Great suggestion. THIS IS the version to watch !!!! 1973 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL , as you said :)

[@jackolantern2082]

Putting in a word of praise here for Leo Lyons, the Bassist...lots of people talk about Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones' bass prowess...I think Leo Lyons was easily as good - or better - depending on the music style...

[@stephenclark3774]

Back in the day everyone who listened to this was stoned smoking reefer and drinking wine - We were all excellent air guitarists!

[@Isleofskye]

I still am at nearly 67 though I wished I had learned Air Organ as well :)

[@ckac730]

The first 2 minutes of the song had me thinking of Black Sabbath's version of Blue Suede Shoes and then out of nowhere Alvin starts singing it too. Now I know where Tony Iommi stole it from :-) Of course, Tony has ALWAYS completely acknowledged Alvin and 10 years after as a huge inspiration.

[@Isleofskye]

Both from The Midlands :)

[@artbagley1406]

10 Years After hit the stage at Woodstock on Sunday evening August 17th at about 8:15

[@samuelmregister]

"I feel way high now". One of the best reaction statements ever.

[@dougwill8850]

I was 3 years old when Woodstock happened, just down the road from where I grew up. I wish I was older at the time. My parents wouldn't have let me go though. Lol.

[@dimwit7474]

That's Alvin Lee on lead guitar and vocals. Wanna hear some of his greatest stuff? Start with "ALVIN LEE - The Bluest Blues" with Alvin on lead guitar/vocals and his mate George Harrison (Beatles) on slide guitar. It's a studio version, but it's SPECTACULAR! Then do Ten Years After "I'd love to change the world" (again, Alvin on guit& vocals). You'll thank me later for it.

[@hpb5495]

One of the great ones for sure. The British Invasion!

[@ronberquist1558]

LOL.... the whole time I'm waiting for the reactions when he 'goes home'

[@cheampeake1680]

Alvin Lee did what some say was THE best blues song of all time. The Bluest Blues (with George Harrison on slide guitar)

[@michaelbuchan451]

You're absolutely right about that song...the finest Blues track I've heard.

[@branislavmarkicevic7361]

I' ve been on Alvin Lee's koncert twice, in 84' and 85', it was fire!

[@davidmooney2512]

Alvin Lee. Fastest fingers in the west

[@susansoto9965]

Alvin Lee& Ten Years After YES 😻✌🏿😺

[@sst3d]

The legendary Alvin Lee...and yeah it was Woodstock....everybody was fucking high Band: Ten Years After

[@hollywoodharriet13]

Alvin Lee was thee fastest guitar player ever! Try and keep up! Old slowhand can forget about it - I'm goin home to see my Alvin Lee!

[@GBeret83]

There was a reason the late, great Alvin Lee carried the same 3 nicknames his entire career.....Captain Speedfingers, Fastest Guitar in the West, and my personal favorite, the Man Who Played Faster Than His Shadow. Alvin Lee's finger speed was so incredible that he once fingered a groupie backstage and she exploded!!

[@david1044]

Wow!!!!! That is a bad man on that guitar.