Ten Years After
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Ssssh 11 eksemplarer
Positive vibrations 3 eksemplarer
Recorded Live 3 eksemplarer
I'm Going Home 3 eksemplarer
Ten Years After 3 eksemplarer
Rock & Roll Music to The World 3 eksemplarer
Essential Ten Years After 2 eksemplarer
Watt 2 eksemplarer
Ten Years After Recorded Live 2 eksemplarer
Alvin Lee and Co 1 eksemplar
Watt by Ten Years After (1975-01-01) 1 eksemplar
About Time 1 eksemplar
Ten Years After Live at Fillmore East 1 eksemplar
The Classic Performances 1 eksemplar
Essential Ten Years After 1 eksemplar
Ssssh. Ten Years After 1 eksemplar
Hear Me Calling 1 eksemplar
Original Recordings 1 eksemplar
Live at the Marquee 1 eksemplar
Watt 1 eksemplar
Cricklewood Green 1 eksemplar
Classic Performances 1 eksemplar
Rock 'n' roll music to the world 1 eksemplar
Greatest Hits 1 eksemplar
Stonehenge 1 eksemplar
Alvin Lee and Company 1 eksemplar
Stonedhenge [sound recording] 1 eksemplar
Ten Years After - Deram DES 18021 1 eksemplar
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Cricklewood Green provides the best example of Ten Years After's recorded sound. On this album, the band and engineer Andy Johns mix studio tricks and sound effects, blues-based song structures, a driving rhythm section, and Alvin Lee's signature lightning-fast guitar licks into a unified album that flows nicely from start to finish. Cricklewood Green opens with a pair of bluesy rockers, with "Working on the Road" propelled by a guitar and organ riff that holds the listener's attention through the use of tape manipulation as the song develops. "50,000 Miles Beneath My Brain" and "Love Like a Man" are classics of TYA's jam genre, with lyrically meaningless verses setting up extended guitar workouts that build in intensity, rhythmically and sonically. The latter was an FM-radio staple in the early '70s. "Year 3000 Blues" is a country romp sprinkled with Lee's silly sci-fi lyrics, while "Me and My Baby" concisely showcases the band's jazz licks better than any other TYA studio track, and features a tasty piano solo by Chick Churchill. It has a feel similar to the extended pieces on side one of the live album Undead. "Circles" is a hippie-ish acoustic guitar piece, while "As the Sun Still Burns Away" closes the album by building on another classic guitar-organ riff and more sci-fi sound effects.
Coordinator – Chris Wright
Design, Illustration, Artwork – Peter Classey
Design, Photography By – John Fowlie
Engineer – Andy Johns, George Chkiantz (tracks: B1)
Instruments [All Instruments], Producer – Ten Years After
Producer – Ten Years After
Written-By, Liner Notes – Alvin Lee… (mere)