When my mom was dying of cancer in 1987 she wanted to listen to these guys all the time. TYA and Jimi Hendrix seemed to help ease the pain at times for her.

@johnbarlow4572

Жыл бұрын

Your mum will be rocking to Alvin,Jimi and the other greats that have left us at that great gig in the sky .

@andrasczehlarik9180

Жыл бұрын

r.i.p.

@chrisburzig7360

Жыл бұрын

Who could blame her.

@geoffreybayman4443

Жыл бұрын

When i die ; I'm going to miss Music the most 🎶🎵

@markgelbart5889

Жыл бұрын

I've been taking care of my disabled wife for 28 years. I get wasted once a week on pot and alcohol. I am listening to Jimi Hendrix and 10 years after tomorrow night while I am buzzed.

If anyone ever had more fun playing the bass than Leo Lyons I've never seem him. PUT THESE GUYS IN THE R&R HOF

@robertschmahl6325

2 жыл бұрын

Alvin Lee and Ronnie Montrose should be in the R&R hof no question!!!!!!!

@petergibbon3400

Жыл бұрын

Have you seen Larry Taylor playing with Canned Heat? Dude is similarly manic.

@garymartin1040

Жыл бұрын

R&R HOF is only a joke now no credibility whatsoever. The people who know about music know how great these guys where. That's all that matters.

@keithrogers1096

Жыл бұрын

Watch Geezer Butler from Black Sabbath. He really goes hog wild on the bass as well.

@bubu345

Жыл бұрын

@@keithrogers1096 oh y

One of the most underrated bands ever.

@chrisburzig7360

Жыл бұрын

I have heart that before. Nice phrase.

@ThePriapus23

3 ай бұрын

said who, somebody that lives on an other galaxy????

Thanks to the French and German television networks of that day who were willing to invest in such rare and fabulous gems of 1960's Rock & Roll and Blues/Rhythm music. I loved growing up during this time, these were the days....

@gregkohl2940

7 жыл бұрын

Today this generation has no idea what rock & roll really is too simple plain stupid , not all but most . Alvin Lee & company none better

@WolfLuGer

6 жыл бұрын

A PLEASURE TO MY EYES READING OF SOMEONE LIKE YOU ... I THINK EXACTLY THE SAME !!!

@joemaybon3870

4 жыл бұрын

J Censoplano yeah, that time Alvin was great, this time still Alvin is great. And will stay great.....

@tooberetta

Жыл бұрын

I am always surprised at the quality of these older European videos.

Alvin Lee ,a superstar!his guitar playing îs spectacular!a great one!

They really made their mark at Woodstock. The guitar magazines called him the fastest guitar player on Earth back then. Great band.

@jerryd5471

Жыл бұрын

Still is,👍🎶✌️

@mariogrechi1840

Жыл бұрын

Within a short few years there were so many fantastic musicians...

@rickheras5871

Жыл бұрын

His nickname given to him.......Freddie Fastfingers

Such a RARE video clip. Hat's off to the camera person. He really loved TYA. Beautifully captured.

NEVER get tired of watching Leo Lyons- the guy's a show all on his own!

@RHR-221b

3 жыл бұрын

TYA bassist Leo Lyons' band can be found here: hundredseventysplit.com Stay free, TheM. R 😎

@OmniGuy

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. Hes a beast on the bass. Never gets the credit he deserves.

@RHR-221b

3 жыл бұрын

@@OmniGuy 💚

@markravitz1684

3 жыл бұрын

He had the most stage presence of any bass player I have seen. Tears the hell out of that bass!

@markravitz1684

3 жыл бұрын

Ric Lee is very underrated. He is a terrific jazz drummer. His feel and touch are terrific. He never has gotten proper due

Was into Muddy Waters and Wes Montgomery in those days,when Ten Years After came along.Been following them since this one hit me.They just kept getting better and better over here years.Saw them live in Hamburg,Germany in 1970.

I saw them with Deep Purple back in 68 not knowing both would become so well known and well respected worldwide but did think at the time they were rather good, bit of an understatement now.

I got Alvin's autograph on the loading ramp at the Spectrum, Philadelphia 1972. He was real nice to us.

I have Alvin lee's autograph he signed for me in 1986 when I saw him at graffiti lounge PGH pa😝✌️

@philfrank9226

4 ай бұрын

Wow!

@robertkroberjr.157

3 ай бұрын

I was at the Graffiti show! 😎✌️🍻

Just awesome. This is beatnik blues at its best. No other major rock band was doing anything like No Title. And completely over the top when they segue into Going Home. This should have a 1,000,000 views.

@FenceThis

3 жыл бұрын

"Beatnik blues" ? No- it's rock'n roll with a jazzy flavour.

@mickeyschwind8434

Жыл бұрын

Because they were truly blues based at what they did.. they didn't have a good backing for themselves. Like Grant for zeppelin or Janis Joplin man.

„No title“ is very special. Not many musicians like Alvin might be able to do something like this, blues, soul. Living it that way on stage. Unique. Thx for this to Alvin.

rick lee on drums,so perfect

@davidratcliffe1

4 жыл бұрын

No relation, as Alvin always said during the intros.

Ever since I heard TYA the band they have and has changed my musical journey A space in time album still got it always listen and learning. Rock N Roll forever

And such a GEM 💎 it is!! My favorite TYA song rarely ever played live. Thank you 🙏 for sharing this awesome piece of music 🎼 history!!!

WOW , I've never seen , or even heard a live recording of "No Title" . Thank You !

Been a fan since I first found them on a bargain cassette shelf in a K-Mart in mid 1980's. Inspiration for my learning to play the guitar. So...today (30 some years later..) was digging around, watching KZread videos and found this .Had to get up and grab an axe and jam along. Brought back the same feeling !. THANKS FOR SHARING. .. I have collected many of their vynl albums through the years. We used to buy every thing we could find on Ten Years After, Alvin Lee. Back then no Internet so learning songs buy ear and jamming with others was the only way we had to learn and enjoy the music. Even the music magazines were just starting to publish TAB for songs. Have vol. #1. first issue of GUITAR SCOOL. now so many internet sites to learn from and sheet music that it's a lot easier to obtain this stuff. ------- IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN PLAYING MUSIC, of any kind, DO IT. NOW. Its really not that difficult if you want to bad enough. BEST WISHES TO YOU.

You can definitely tell Ric Lee was a jazz-trained drummer. Many rock drummers from that era got their chops by learning to drum to jazz.

@burlatsdemontaigne6147

2 жыл бұрын

The cat sure knows how to swing!

@mavjimbo

Жыл бұрын

Ginger Baker and many others

@prettythings3

Жыл бұрын

Just what I was thinking. His fills at the end of "No Title" are superb and his touch is light and nimble. Drummers without this background are simply inferior.

Nice find ,made my day...Alvin was king,long live the king.....RIP my geeetar hero!!!

If I was a teenager back then I would have been spraying "Alvin Lee is god" on a wall !!!

no title is one of my favorite TY songs. This is amazing to see live. he says “if I keep on crying” instead of “if I keep on trying”

GRANDES TEN YEAR AFTER. Grande Alvin Lee. Saludos desde Lima Perú

Suprised to see this song live, excellent, thank you.

very good songs. great band. great Musicians. thank you for uploading. R.I.P. Alvin

This is brilliant stuff. These guys were fabulous artists, grossly under-appreciated.

When I was really getting into music around 1971, I Remember it well was over at my best friends house and he threw on Let It Be and I was hooked. After that eye opening experience I found Ten Years After at a record shop, it was the album A Space in Time. Been playing it regularly since!

Great drums! Tight band

This is freakin' AWESOME! My friend grew up with this 8-track. He's gonna s#!+ when I play him this!

THE BEST!

excellent! 🤘😊⚡️🎸❤️

Ten Years After was a very much appreciated band by our french singer Johnny Hallyday. They've met each other.

I could watch that bass player all night his technique is incredible

Thank you from the bottom of my soul.

Thanks for sharing I'd never seen or heard "No Title" before and I got to appreciate Ric Lee 's drumming with the space he was given while Alvin was reaching into his soul for the next line, and I needed I'm coming home to revive me afterwards. Thanks TYA

Chick Churchill was SO under-rated and died MUCH too young!!! I was lucky enough to get to know Ric Lee a bit when he was playing in Stan Webb's Chicken Shack - I'd like to think he's still out there rocking, whether in Reading or elsewhere if he moved. Awesome drummer. Fantastic band all round!!!!

@mor4725

19 күн бұрын

Chick Churchill is still alive...

Best band EVER !!

@OmniGuy

6 жыл бұрын

I agree. And they're not in the R&R HOF. What an absolute travesty.

@RHR-221b

3 жыл бұрын

@@OmniGuy TYA bassist Leo Lyons' band can be found here: hundredseventysplit.com Stay free. R 😎

@RHR-221b

3 жыл бұрын

TYA bassist Leo Lyons' band can be found here: hundredseventysplit.com Stay free. R 😎

What a gem !!!!!!

Like the way YT algorithm works. I watch a couple TYA vids and up cones this gem.

alvinbluesrock.Maestro...

not to mention alvin lee i got no words

Qué MAESTRO...UN VERDADERO MAESTRO....hace lo que quiere como quiere. Baja sube se controla, se descontrol....o sea sólo ALVÍN LEE

Saw them at the Rainbow in 70.s

Geniales Alvin Lee y su banda...Saludos desde Club Suizo en Perú.

@mavjimbo

Жыл бұрын

That's great TYA fans way down there

@mavjimbo

Жыл бұрын

Love bands who just play whatever type of music they enjoy

Espectacular banda talentosos definitivamente lindos ❤

Outstanding. Spirit and now this. Don't know what your connection is with French TV but... No Title is a sick gem. The overall dynamics, the ripping section with the double stops, the change of tempo and Alvin's vocal are just great. And Goin Home played at what sounds like "basement" band practice loudness level. Perfect for a small venue and the reason that many people like myself think of TYA as one of the more underrated English bands of that period. Right up there with Cream in my book. Awesome.

@GabrieleMeurer

5 жыл бұрын

So right! I saw them life many times, even met Alvin and played some guitar for him. I shall never ever forget them, they rocked my word.

@RHR-221b

3 жыл бұрын

TYA bassist Leo Lyons' band can be found here: hundredseventysplit.com Stay free, J. R 😎

@RHR-221b

3 жыл бұрын

@@GabrieleMeurer TYA bassist Leo Lyons' band can be found here: hundredseventysplit.com Stay free, G. R 😎

These guys could rock man!!

66, this real music 💯👊🎶✌️

Schönes Video, danke! Blues can never die! Andreas Hamburg Germany

Saw them in Vancouver 70’ Best concert was my first !

Great to see this film! I saw them live at least twice around this time, at Mothers Club in Birmingham and the Marquee in London. Leo Lyons played bass the way the older jazz musicians used to play the stand up bass 😄

Les vrais génies. ARTISTES

Super!!!!

THIS IS VERY RARE AND ITS GREAT

@AltoEspectro216

7 жыл бұрын

ten years after

Thank you very much!

Wow this rare black and white footage is awesome Alvin Lee truly one of the greatest I had to save this one

rock n roll never die

thank you for this! Alvin Lee ~

Great lines.

Amazing that the cool crowd is indifferent when Alvin is breathing fire out of his 335

Wow! just Ten Years After Alvin Lee

That was music,

fantastic stuff !

J’adore

Saw them in 71 or 72, with John Mayall as the leadoff.. I had second row center seats for that one.

@TroubadourJuggernaut

7 жыл бұрын

wow, awesome !!

@danbogle5848

7 жыл бұрын

Best damn concert I ever saw !!!!

@TroubadourJuggernaut

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah I would imagine !!

@user-nc1cr6dp4n

6 жыл бұрын

Dan Bog

@OmniGuy

3 жыл бұрын

I saw the same show at Pershing Auditorium in Lincoln Nebraska. Great times.

Priceless...whoa, a moment. Ambiance XOXO

A gem THANKS!!

Alvin Lee the forgotten guitarist of the British Blues explosion

@jimflieder3901

Жыл бұрын

I’ve never forgotten TYA!!! They were huge even here in Denver Colorado 🤔 They changed my world ❤️

Inigualable..han tratado de imitarles y jamás podrán hacerlo pues son un Supergrupo...todos sus temas en todas sus versiones son espectaculares...gracias por compartir éstas joyas del rock..un gran saludo desde Valparaiso 🇨🇱

when Alvin Lee closes his eyes at a microphone... great music happens

Nice subtle drum work

Alvin. Lee. Fue. Considerado. El. Guitarrista. Más velos. De. Todos. Los. Tiempos. Eso. Lo. Digo. Blackmorev. Está. Todo. Dicho. O. No. Es. Cierto. Una. Voz. Increíble. Y. Un. Bajista. Totalmente. Mortal

Когда вижу ЛЕО, балдею от его манеры игры на басу!!!

BEEN THE EARLY ON IN , THE 7I BLOODY HELL, WHAT A FANTASTIC BLUES BAND .AND SO DON TO EARTH 🌎 OH BOY 👦 🙄

THE FASTEST GUITAR PLAYER IN THE WEST !!! SHERIFFS AND MARSHALLS ARE STILL LOOKING FOR HIM !!!

@FenceThis

3 жыл бұрын

Hmm... the sheriff of Nottingham ?

Kudos to the French & German tv companies. They didn't cheap out by re-recording over programmes that had already aired. The British & American et al companies lost massive amounts of footage by taping over previously aired shows just to save money. Thereby losing brilliant historical footage of some of the greatest Rock n' Roll ever broadcast.

Fantasticooooo , thank you for the upload.

'NO TITLE' DE ALVIN LEE, EL MANIFESTÓ DE UN BLUESMAN DEL ROCKN'ROLL: Es realmente una letra muy muy bien trabajada. Claro que se basa en la forma de los bluesmen clásicos de Estados Unidos, a los que Lee veneraba... Pero esta No Title ya fue moderna ... Es todo en lo que cree Alvin Lee. Y se le cree: Fue Rockstar desde Woodstock 69' hasta mediados de los 70'. Pero de ahí, prefirió rodar por Europa y el mundo tocando en clubes, bares y locales específicos para esta música... Tal como los bluesmen negros a los que venera....❤ Y después de No Title, se manda un Goin' Home, que en ese mismo 1969 lo convirtió en estrella de la música joven en el mundo... Su estilo de tocar hace que sea considerado el primer 'shredder' de la historia del Rock... Antes de él excelentes hubo, pero ninguno tocaba así de rápido como Alvin Lee ❤

This beats cinema hands down rock on 🤘

Was this audience alive? I would have packed up and screwed. Ten Years After is #1. CrickleWood Green is what I really enjoyed. 50,000 miles Beneath My Brain.

@daisywrabbit

Жыл бұрын

yes! ✨⚡️🎸✌️🔥

Great channel. Thank you.

@jellison7

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad you are enjoying it.

What a find!

Knock my socks off the first time I heard good morning little school girl!

un collector,merci alvin lee,ma jeunesse!

This recording sure looks/sounds pre-1969. Vocals, tone and song arrangement/structure only vaguely resemble the classic recording from Woodstock. I'm placing it 1968 if not earlier.

@donaldbenson9301

Жыл бұрын

Definitely

Aahhhh,had a comment,while listening...what was I gonna say!??

Alvin looked so stoned 😅😅😅😅😅

Blues jazz rock the hole package. Sorely under rated

I was hooked on their "Undead" album...

@MDavidG1

Жыл бұрын

One of the all time greatest albums for sure!

Best going home i know! Greaaat!

Fumando me un caño,una copa de vino y recordando. amo el rook

Great!

thank you...!!!!

The first live show I ever saw was Ten Years After in Montreal Canada in about 69 of 70

Trop BIEN..!!!

I never heard this version of I'm going home and Alvin Lee looks very stoned

Lov this man

Muy Bien Todos Los Videos!!!

sweet i love this