Complete List Of Ten Years After Songs From A to Z

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Ten Years After came together in Nottingham, England in 1966, led by guitarist and vocalist Alvin Lee. The original lineup included Leo Lyons on bass, Ric Lee on drums, and Chick Churchill on keyboards. The group built its reputation through relentless live performances that showcased Alvin Lee’s lightning-fast guitar playing and the band’s unique mix of blues, jazz, and rock influences. Their self-titled debut album arrived in 1967 on Deram Records, introducing a sound that quickly separated them from the crowded British blues rock scene of the time.

Momentum built steadily through albums like Undead in 1968, which featured extended improvisations and demonstrated their mastery on stage. That same year, the release of Stonedhenge further pushed their experimental side, blending blues structures with jazz-inspired flourishes. However, it was their fourth album Ssssh in 1969 that truly placed them into the mainstream. The record reached the UK charts and established Ten Years After as a leading act in the late 1960s rock explosion.

Their international breakthrough came with a career-defining performance at Woodstock in 1969. Alvin Lee’s blistering rendition of “I’m Going Home” electrified the massive crowd and became one of the standout moments captured in the Woodstock film and soundtrack. This single performance turned the band into global stars and showcased their ability to deliver high-octane blues rock with unmatched energy. By 1970, they released Cricklewood Green and Watt, albums that featured both raw live tracks and carefully crafted studio cuts, displaying the duality of their musical personality.

In 1971, Ten Years After hit their commercial peak with A Space in Time. The album produced their best-known single, “I’d Love to Change the World,” which became a hit in the United States and remains one of their most enduring songs. With its sharp lyrics reflecting social and political concerns of the era, paired with a memorable melody and Lee’s expressive guitar, the song earned heavy radio play and solidified the band’s international stature. The record remains a high point in their discography and is often cited as their most successful studio effort.

The band continued to release albums throughout the early 1970s, including Rock & Roll Music to the World in 1972 and Positive Vibrations in 1974. While these records sustained their popularity, tensions and the relentless pace of touring eventually took their toll. By 1975, Ten Years After disbanded, with Alvin Lee pursuing a solo career and other members branching out into different projects. During this period, the group’s catalog continued to resonate with fans, particularly in the United States, where their mix of blues-based rock and extended jams had built a dedicated following.

A reunion took place in 1983, bringing the original members back together for a series of shows and new recordings. Over time, the group continued to tour, though Alvin Lee eventually departed. The band carried on with new guitarist and vocalist Joe Gooch joining in 2003, ensuring that the Ten Years After name lived on. With this new lineup, they released albums like Now in 2004 and Evolution in 2008, maintaining their legacy and introducing their music to new generations.

Alvin Lee also revisited the Ten Years After catalog throughout his solo career, but the band itself remained a touring and recording force, even after his passing in 2013. In 2014, guitarist Marcus Bonfanti stepped in to handle vocal and guitar duties, giving the group fresh momentum. While their later years may not have matched the intensity of their early success, Ten Years After remained a celebrated band for their contributions to blues rock and for the groundbreaking role they played in bringing that sound to a wider audience during the late 1960s and 1970s.

Complete List Of Ten Years After Songs From A to Z

50,000 Miles Beneath My Brain – Cricklewood Green – 1970
A Sad Song – Stonedhenge – 1969
About Time – About Time – 1989
Angry Words – Evolution – 2008
As the Sun Still Burns Away – Cricklewood Green – 1970
(At the) Woodchopper’s Ball – Ten Years After – 1967
Adventures of a Young Organ – Ten Years After – 1967
Baby Won’t You Let Me Rock ‘n’ Roll You – A Space in Time – 1971
Bad Blood – About Time – 1989
Bad Scene – Ssssh – 1969
Boogie On – Stonedhenge – 1969 (bonus track)
Changes – Now – 2004
Choo Choo Mama – Rock & Roll Music to the World – 1972
Choo Choo Mama – Recorded Live – 1973 (live)
Circles – Cricklewood Green – 1970
Classical Thing – Recorded Live – 1973
Convention Prevention – Rock & Roll Music to the World – 1972
Diamond Girl – A Sting In The Tale – 2017
Don’t Want You Woman – Ten Years After – 1967
Extension on One Chord – Recorded Live – 1973
Faro – Stonedhenge – 1969
Feel It for Me – Ten Years After – 1967
Going Back to Birmingham – Positive Vibrations – 1974
Going to Chicago – About Time – 1989
Going to Try – Stonedhenge – 1969
Gonna Run – Watt – 1970
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl – Ssssh – 1969
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl – Recorded Live – 1973 (live)
Guitar Hero – A Sting In The Tale – 2017
Hard Monkeys – A Space in Time – 1971
Hear Me Calling – Stonedhenge – 1969
Hear Me Calling – Stonedhenge – 1969 (single version, bonus track)
Help Me – Ten Years After – 1967
Help Me – Recorded Live – 1973 (live)
Here They Come – A Space in Time – 1971
Highway of Love – About Time – 1989
Hobbit – Recorded Live – 1973
Hold Me Tight – Ten Years After – 1967
Hundred Miles High – Now – 2004
I Can’t Keep from Crying Sometimes – Ten Years After – 1967
I Can’t Keep From Cryin’ Sometimes (Part 1) – Recorded Live – 1973
I Can’t Keep From Cryin’ Sometimes (Part 2) – Recorded Live – 1973
I Can’t Keep from Crying, Sometimes / Extension on One Chord / I Can’t Keep from Crying, Sometimes (reprise) – Undead – 1968
I Can’t Live Without Lydia – Stonedhenge – 1969
I Don’t Know That You Don’t Know My Name – Ssssh – 1969
I Get All Shook Up – About Time – 1989
I May Be Wrong, But I Won’t Be Wrong Always – Undead – 1968
I Never Saw It Coming – Evolution – 2008
I Say Yeah – Watt – 1970
I Think It’s Gonna Rain All Night – Evolution – 2008
I Want to Know – Ten Years After – 1967
I Wanted to Boogie – Positive Vibrations – 1974
I Woke Up This Morning – Ssssh – 1969
I’d Love to Change the World – A Space in Time – 1971
I’ll Make It Easy for You – Now – 2004
I’m Coming On – Watt – 1970
I’m Going Home – Undead – 1968
I’m Going Home – Stonedhenge – 1969 (single version, bonus track)
I’m Going Home – Recorded Live – 1973 (live)
I’m Going Home – Positive Vibrations – 1974 (live in Paris, bonus track)
I’ve Been There Too – A Space in Time – 1971
If You Should Love Me – Ssssh – 1969
Iron Horse – A Sting In The Tale – 2017
It’s Getting Harder – Positive Vibrations – 1974
King of the Blues – Now – 2004
Land Of The Vandals – A Sting In The Tale – 2017
Last Night Of The Bottle – A Sting In The Tale – 2017
Let the Sky Fall – A Space in Time – 1971
Let’s Shake It Up – About Time – 1989
Long Time Running – Now – 2004
Look into My Life – Positive Vibrations – 1974
Look Me Straight into the Eyes – Positive Vibrations – 1974
Losing the Dogs – Ten Years After – 1967
Love Like a Man – Cricklewood Green – 1970
Love Until I Die – Ten Years After – 1967
Me and My Baby – Cricklewood Green – 1970
Miss Constable – A Sting In The Tale – 2017
My Baby Left Me – Watt – 1970
My Imagination – Evolution – 2008
No Title – Stonedhenge – 1969
Nowhere to Run – Positive Vibrations – 1974
Once There Was a Time – A Space in Time – 1971
Once There Was a Time – Positive Vibrations – 1974 (live in Frankfurt, bonus track)
One of These Days – A Space in Time – 1971
One of These Days – Recorded Live – 1973 (live)
Outside My Window – About Time – 1989
Over the Hill – A Space in Time – 1971
Portable People – Ten Years After – 1967
Positive Vibrations – Positive Vibrations – 1974
Positive Vibrations Radio Advert – Positive Vibrations – 1974 (bonus track)
Reasons Why – Now – 2004
Religion – Rock & Roll Music to the World – 1972
Retired Hurt – A Sting In The Tale – 2017
Rock & Roll Music to the World – Rock & Roll Music to the World – 1972
Rock & Roll Music to the World – Positive Vibrations – 1974 (live in Frankfurt, bonus track)
Rock Your Mama – Ten Years After – 1967
Rock Your Mama – Undead – 1968
Saturday Night – About Time – 1989
Scat Thing – Recorded Live – 1973
She Keeps Walking – Evolution – 2008
She Lies in the Morning – Watt – 1970
She Needed A Rock – Evolution – 2008
Silly Thing – Recorded Live – 1973
Skoobly-Oobly-Doobob – Stonedhenge – 1969
Slip Slide Away – Evolution – 2008
Sliverspoon Lady – A Sting In The Tale – 2017
Slow Blues in ‘C’ – Recorded Live – 1973
Speed Kills – Stonedhenge – 1969
Spider in My Web – Ten Years After – 1967
Spider in Your Web – Undead – 1968
Spoonful – Ten Years After – 1967
Spoonful – Undead – 1968
Spoonful – Positive Vibrations – 1974 (live in Paris, bonus track)
Standing at the Crossroads – Undead – 1968
Standing at the Station – Rock & Roll Music to the World – 1972
Standing at the Station – Positive Vibrations – 1974 (live in Amsterdam, bonus track)
Stone Me – Positive Vibrations – 1974
Stoned Alone – A Sting In The Tale – 2017
Stoned Woman – Ssssh – 1969
Sugar the Road – Cricklewood Green – 1970
Summertime / Shantung Cabbage – Undead – 1968
Suranne Suranne – A Sting In The Tale – 2017
Sweet Little Sixteen – Watt – 1970
Sweet Little Sixteen – Positive Vibrations – 1974 (live in Atlanta, bonus track)
Tail Lights – Evolution – 2008
The Band with No Name – Watt – 1970
The Sounds – Ten Years After – 1967
The Stomp – Ssssh – 1969
The Voice Inside Your Head – Now – 2004
That’s Alright – Evolution – 2008
Think About the Times – Watt – 1970
Three Blind Mice – Stonedhenge – 1969
Time to Kill – Now – 2004
Tomorrow I’ll Be Out of Town – Rock & Roll Music to the World – 1972
Turned-Off TV Blues – Rock & Roll Music to the World – 1972
Two Lost Souls – A Sting In The Tale – 2017
Two Time Mama – Ssssh – 1969
Uncle Jam – A Space in Time – 1971
Up In Smoke – A Sting In The Tale – 2017
Victim of Circumstance – About Time – 1989
Waiting for the Judgement Day – About Time – 1989
When It All Falls Down – Now – 2004
Why’d They Call It Falling – Evolution – 2008
Wild Is the River – About Time – 1989
Without You – Positive Vibrations – 1974
Woman Trouble – Stonedhenge – 1969
Woman Trouble – Stonedhenge – 1969 (US version, bonus track)
Woodchopper’s Ball – Undead – 1968
Working in a Parking Lot – About Time – 1989
Working on the Road – Cricklewood Green – 1970
Year 3,000 Blues – Cricklewood Green – 1970
You Can’t Win Them All – Rock & Roll Music to the World – 1972
You Give Me Loving – Rock & Roll Music to the World – 1972
You Give Me Loving – Recorded Live – 1973 (live)
You’re Driving Me Crazy – Positive Vibrations – 1974