Ten Years After 1968 Undead

Genre: Blues-Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 01:08:59
Size: 157,78 MB



review by Jim Newsom

Recorded live in a small London club, Undead contains the original "I'm Going Home," the song that brought Ten Years After its first blush of popularity following the Woodstock festival and film in which it was featured. However, the real strength of this album is side one, which contains two extended jazz jams, "I May Be Wrong, But I Won't Be Wrong Always" and Woody Herman's "Woodchopper's Ball," both of which spotlight guitarist Alvin Lee's amazing speed and technique. Side two is less interesting, with an extended slow blues typical of the time, a drum solo feature, and the rock & roll rave-up of "I'm Going Home."



Tracklist:

01 - Rock You Mama [Bonus] 03:48

02 - Spoonful [Bonus] 06:25

03 - I May Be Wrong, But I Won't Be Wrong Always 09:52


04 - Summertime/Shantung Cabbage 05:46

05 - Spider In Your Web 07:45

06 - Woodchoppers Ball 07:39

07 - Standing At The Crossroads [Bonus] 04:13

08 - I Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes - Extension On One Chord - I Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes [Bonus] 17:05

09 - I'm Going Home 06:26






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Ten Years After 1972 Rock & Roll Music To The World

Genre: Blues-Rock
Rate: 128 kbps CBR / 22050
Time: 00:45:22
Size: 41,59 MB

Review by James Chrispell

Here, Ten Years After expanded on their boogie base and continued the hits. The title cut was the hit.


Tracklist:

01 - You Give Me Loving 06:32

02 - Convention Prevention 04:22

03 - Turned Off TV Blues 05:12

04 - Standing At The Station 07:06

05 - You Can't Win Them All 04:05

06 - Religion 05:49

07 - Choo Choo Moma 04:03

08 - Tomorrow I'll Be Out Of Town 04:26

09 - Rock & Roll Music To The World 03:47





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Ten Years After 2005 Roadworks

Genre: Blues-Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 48000
Time: 01:39:17
Size: 227,30 MB

Album Notes

Nearly 40 years after its formation, Ten Years After continues to stand tall among the greatest blues-rock bands ever. The band caused a sensation at the legendary Woodstock Music and Arts Festival in 1969 thanks to their incendiary encore "I'm Going Home," and the dreamy "I'd Love To Change The World" was a huge hit single in 1971. These two songs only tell part of the story of a band whose tireless touring and recording have generated a solid body of work as any in rock 'n' roll history.

Keyboardist Chick Churchill, bass guitarist Leo Lyons, drummer Ric Lee (no relation to Alvin Lee) and new vocalist/lead guitarist Joe Gooch are showcasing their considerable talents for audiences all over the world. The quartet's double live album 'Roadworks' -- recorded at concerts in France and Germany in 2004 -- was first released in Europe in late 2005 and it's the follow-up to the studio album 'Ten Years After ...... Now' issued earlier in the year.

Ten Years After was re-energized with the addition of Gooch, a 28-year-old stick of singing and playing dynamite. "Joe was recommended to us by Tom Lyons, our bass player Leo Lyons' son. I went to see Joe and was blown away by his playing. I was not surprised that somebody so young was that talented. We were concerned about the age gap, but that proved not to be a problem," says Lee.



Tracklist:


CD1:

01 - King Of The Blues 04:18

02 - Hear Me Calling - Calling Jam - Hear Me Calling 06:19

03 - Good Morning Little Schoolgirl 06:52

04 - (When It) All Falls Down 04:36

05 - Working On The Road 04:55

06 - Big Black 05:23

07 - The Hobbit 07:49

08 - Living It Up 04:05


CD2:

01 - Love Like A Man - Love Jam - Love Like A Man 07:21

02 - I'd Love To Change The World 05:53

03 - Time To Kill 06:26

04 - I Can't Keep Form Crying Sometimes 14:49

05 - I'm Going Home 10:39

06 - Reasons Why 05:01

07 - Choo Choo Mama 04:51





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