Ten Years After - Love Like A Man - 8/4/1975 - Winterland (Official)
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- Ten Years After - Love Like A Man
Recorded Live: 8/4/1975 - Winterland - San Francisco, CA
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Personnel:
Alvin Lee - lead vocals, guitar
Chick Churchill - organ
Leo Lyons - bass
Ric Lee - drums
Summary:
Extraordinary blues/rock guitarist Alvin Lee had already begun pursuing his solo career in earnest by the time he returned for the 28th and final U.S. tour of the original Ten Years After. Upon completion of the 1975 tour, TYA would split up and not return until a reunion was staged in 1989.
Although a cult fave, the band burst onto the world music scene after it appeared in the documentary film, Woodstock, one of whose highlights was the performance of "I'm Goin' Home" by Lee and the band. This show, recorded at Bill Graham's Winterland ballroom, opens with a rockin' (but incomplete) version of the band's radio hit, "Rock & Roll Music To The World." They follow it with one their classics, "Love Like A Man." Muddy Water's "Good Morning Little School Girl," is next, and leads to long and tasty slow blues.
A 20-minute version of "I Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes" is followed by a 12- minute but incomplete "I'm Going Home." After a souped-up version of Chuck Berry's "Sweet Little Sixteen," Lee and the band close with two of their own hits: "Choo Choo Mama" and "Baby, Won't You Let Me Rock 'n' Roll You."
One of the biggest blues/rock acts on the planet between 1969 and 1974, Ten Years After could attribute their far reaching success to two things: Promoter Bill Graham and their appearance in the landmark music documentary Woodstock. Graham was among the earliest U.S. promoters to book the band, and he made them a staple act at both the Fillmore East and West, and of course, Winterland.
By the time this show was recorded. TYA had become primarily a vehicle for Alvin Lee's blistering guitar work, its songs comprised of equal parts rock, blues, and jazz. In 1972, the band would leave Decca Records (the label that signed them in 1967), and move to Columbia's corporate home. Columbia would take the band in a more radio friendly/pop driven direction (hence, the hit single "I'd Love To Change The World"). Frustrated with the popular music trend, Alvin Lee left the band, which disbanded soon after the second Columbia release in 1975.
The original lineup made one reunion LP and did one more tour in 1988/89 before disbanding again. In 2003, Ric Lee assembled the group again, although Alvin would not participate. He was replaced by guitarist Joe Gooch, and the band is still recording and touring today.
This is the best rock band of that era. Of course Alvin Lee is amazing, but that bass player is the best I’ve ever seen! And that drummer. Just perfect! What are the chances those three would find each other?
Being a guitarist is a brotherhood. They steal from each other on the way. It's hard to say who is the best, all I can say is Alvin Lee and Johnny Winter is on my list. But that's my list. Music is universal and we need to stay faithful and keep sharing. Alvin Lee is Badass R. I. P. Alvin.
THERE ALL SPECIAL..AN EDDIE VANLEN, ERIC CLAPTON..ALL GREAT.. BUT ALVIN LEE WAS FANTASTIC..❤
RIP ALVIN AND JOHNNY!!!
Page, Clapton, Beck & Hendrix got more acclaim at the time but Lee was as good, just a little underrated. I saw TYA live at the Filmore West in 1971, where the opening act was Mountain featuring another underrated guitar player Leslie West. All these years later I have vivid memories of this concert, high as i was ( don’t kid yourself, there was powerful weed available in those days, if you were fortunate enough to find it. Trust me I did).
Never ever forgotten
This is real gold stuff
Still 50 years later sends chivers down my back
Folks, there's just so much oxgen in the room. The Beatles, Zep, Clapton, et. al. sucked out all the oxygen. Ten Years After and Traffic are the single two most underrated, underappreciated bands. It's criminal. In a just world, the world would dig on Alvin Lee and his TYA mates. It is just criminal Al and TYA are so underrated and underappreciated. Al is one of the single best singer songwriters. I have no problem ranking him as a top ten guitarist. No bullshit, "A Space In Time" is brilliant. One of the single best classic rock albums ever recorded. Even better than TYA's "Cricklewood Green."
Remembering this one.. CKLG vancouver.. 1968..i think they had a shortened version for radio play.. But after midnight, you'd hear many great tunes, long versions , album cuts etc...that weren't on the daytime "top 40"...this has a "steppenwolf" sound to it, been a long time since hearing it... Todays "classic rock" stations only play a fraction of what's 'out there'
5 years later likes it still
Grande grandissimo Alvin e tutta la band, questo è il pezzo che prediligo, bellissimo e coinvolgente….quanti ricordi… ❤️😍👍
Never gets old.
Avec tous les grands musiciens qui ns on quitter ces dernieres années maintenant au ciel un nouveau Woodstock est née.Love
Да действительно Элвин Лии действительно считался величайшим гитаристом
Essa é aquela banda fantástica que muitos moleques nunca viram e nem ainda conhecem. Uma verdadeira lenda no cenário londrino e que estourou no mundo depois da apresentação naquele "Pequeno Festival" chamado WOODSTOCK, em 1969.
that riff really does stay with you - it keeps popping into my head for no reason! So timeless...
This guitar riff is awesome
Love Ten Years After Bill, yessssssss
This is the very first full song i learned how to play and it was a chore.
Alvin najbrži gitarista
Love this song! 💕
I know this was the best concert I've ever been to. He was a true Rock star
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I look lise a man in plack hat
tya ! what can you say? great blues, one of the first bands i listened to. rip alvin you are missed
that bigass red guitar needs to be in the rock n roll museum
My guitar hero rock God, RIP
This song has such an awesome groove one of my favorite songs of all time
Cricklewood green my favorite ever
spectacular Leo Lyons bass .... Ten Years After is Fantastic.
The best combination of two guitars...Not even Clapton and Bruce did this...PS it's been 7 decades for me
@@nenadmarkovic8163 Me too....my friend....Let's enjoy. I embrace you........ Us dinosaurs need to start a club!
Oh great live
Yeah Baby
the interplay of the guitar and bass on this song is incredible. ⚡️🌟💛
When Jimi Hendrix was asked whats it like to be the greatest Guitarist in the world he replied 'I don't know, ask Alvin Lee' lol
I've heard a version when Jimi answered "Rory Gallagher". Could be an urban myth.
He might have said "Bert Weedon"
or Les Paul?
Not at all, His answer was RORY GALLAGHER!
@@TheYvantje ASI FUE
I am 68 i love them my wiemy said theta im crazy
Saw these guys live in 71 at St. Louis. He began the intro in complete darkness. Then came an explosion of light, sound and magic..it drove right into your bones..crowd went crazy. Superb showmanship.
Right on Man. I remember those great days too.
I've smoked one cigarette beside a festival , i damn myself to not have dared to ask to take a picture together
If I didn't have any bad luck I wouldn't have any luck at all😮
Incomparable. Bruce Lee said once, I do not hit, it hits. Alvin did not play, it played. I hope you understand what I am saying here.
StooGP. What up brother?! Shouts from Ypsi!👋
My brotha! :)
"Jacksonville" Joe Smith is/was the best guitarist ever. Period. Rock, blues, jazz, fusion, country, folk. Everything one can play he could play better. Technique and feel.
One of the very best Alvin Lee was ....
FAR OUT MAN!!
good music doesn't have a expiration date
RIP Alvin & Rory. Two of the greatest ever.
Brother you nailed that one to the floor!!! Rock On!!!
@@randycollins7910 I know thanks.
Best time of my life .....second concert age 13 Phoenix Coliseum......rock on Alvin!
Best groove ever. Hard to get out of one's head. Hauntingly good.
What song, What band!
🎸❤️❤️🎸♥️♥️
All the band Is simply outstanding
Lyrics
You roly-poly
All over town
But you come on back to me
When things are down
Love like a man
Love all you can
Your satisfaction
Is growing less
If you come on back to me
Use my address and let you
Love like a man
Love all you can
You are the woman
You can't deny
You look so good to me, girl
You make me high
I'll tell you something
I think you know
When you flash those eyes at me
All systems go and let you
Love like a man
Love all you can
👏👏👏 !!!
the best improvisation in all of hard rock in my opinion
Alvan is a bad ass guitarist, nobody plays like Alvan, he can play, saw 10 years After @JFK, THEY shook that stadium!
Captain speed fingers. The man was insane on guitar. Top ten easily.
Only one guy faster than Alvin, that was his bass player!!
They don’t make em like this anymore… never will again. It’s just too damn good. Simplest riff ever with a blinding lead guitar.. that’s standard Lee.. Alvin and Bruce… top o the line
WOW
What a memories.
Simply amazinb!!!!!
Long live to my TYA records
So great. I am 74 , but really my 3 bands are Pink Floyd, Creedance Clearwater Revival and T’en Years After
We love you always, Alvin! Rock on! 💋❤
Hey rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame!! what the fuck man they should have been put in when it started, biggie smalls and madonna you got to be fucking kidding me,, pretty soon kids will be saying remember rock ‘n’ roll used to be on the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame? They were the theme song of growing up in the 70s,, Best guitarist ever
Un groupe vraiment à part qui vous transcende avec supers Léo et Alvin, écoute toujours aussi émouvante,
C'est l'utilisation des instruments et le talent de leurs utilisateurs qui est mis en avant, c'est technique et mélodieux belle prestation
Csodálatos a zenéjük !!!🎸🫶
First time hearing this song, but was recommended. Different than what I'm used to, but kind of catchy.
Get into them. You will NOT be disappointed 🎸🔊 🤘🤘
Ten years after for ever
The bass player is amazing
Not underrated by me , love them ,fillmore easy had 2 shows 3 to 4 nites a week, some shows had 2 bands and a headliner , late show started at 11 pm $5.50 for orchestra,
Amelyik zenekarnak ilyen kivételes tehetségű Bass Guitar-a van, az mindent visz!
Auf Grundig Band gespielt 1975...
was that a German TV show? Germany had the best music television back then.
that's some good rock-n-roll
I had this back in 1970 a 7 inch single studio version on the a side and live version on the B side
I am Envious.
Alvin. Lee fue unos. De. Los. Mejores. Guitarristas. De. La. Historia. Con. Su. Gibson. 335. Del. Ánio. 1959. Y. Tenía. Una. Voz. İncleible. Una. Velocidad. Asombrosa. Para. Ni. Está. Entre. Los. 10. Mejores. Guitarristas. Del. Mundo
1972 Palaeur Roma. Io c'ero. FAVOLOSI!!!!!
Ricordo il commento entusiasta di un ragazzo che uscendo esclamò:" Aho, quella chitarra je fumava stasera..."
Grande banda deixou seu legado no senario do Rock ✌
RIP Alvin Lee. A underrated and overlooked guitarist who could run rings round the music media darlings like page, Clapton, beck. Definitely Nottingham's finest.
Τhe GRATEST Europian Guitar Player ,see you 1993 in Athens .....Brilliant!
Ho avuto la fortuna di vederlo dal vivo a Firenze. Straordinario!
❤Tekerd fel a hangerőt!!👍🔥👍👍❤
That unbelievable and incredible guitar solo he starts at about 2:28 is like the dazzling textbook for everyone else to follow; it has everything: speed, control, groove, pizzazz and especially groove. Man, in a way, you even listen to Hendrix sometimes and go, "but he ain't no Alvin..".
Hello. If you liked this Love Like A Man solo, check out the version (it's the first track) on the Live At The Fillmore East album - available on RUclips. It's a much longer and much better solo, and possibly his greatest ever in any live performance.
I concur! I grew up listening to that track I had it on a single!
Check out Night of The Guitars from 1986 on RUclips, Alvin in great form.
Amen yes
Alvin was the godfather of shredding! The version of this song on the Fillmore album is insane. Also, Leo has a unique pose when he plays!
Was so fortunate to see Alvin in Dertroit in 74 at COBO HALL. Also see Alvin Lee and the Detroit Wheels at HARPO"S . On 6 mile.Even Ted Nugent came in play on that BONE COLD February Night.
William Sandberg - Eastown ~ fall '69 • my 1st ballroom show Ever !
Rockin' THE D
When somebody calls the Grateful Dead's music "psychedelic", I just think of TYA and laugh to myself. TYA defines "Acid Rock" in my book...
First time hearing TYA I was hooked 1973..so is my Brocken heart son.. 32. Hooked also. Love those blues.. great lyrics helps a young man
A classic
Remembering this one.. CKLG vancouver.. 1968..i think they had a shortened version for radio play.. But after midnight, you'd hear many great tunes, long versions , album cuts etc...that weren't on the daytime "top 40"...this has a "steppenwolf" sound to it, been a long time since hearing it... Todays "classic rock" stations only play a fraction of what's 'out there'if you want some more ten years after... Check out " im going home" live at Woodstock..... Now, thats impressive.
the b side of Love Like a Man was a longer live version, Fillmore East.
It's all cool, but I read that Hendrix answered that question for an interviewer in England, and supposedly his response was " I don't know, ask Rory Gallagher "
either way, I wasn't there but I wholeheartedly agree with both of those answers
I also love Sun still burns away
thats a great one! 🌞⚡️
Это даже лучше чем дым над водой. Жаль в России эти вещи мало кто знает...
А кто то и знает и до сих пор слушает! :))
Мне -70. Чтобы ловить полный кайф, я слушаю TEN YEARS AFTER!!!
Excelente.
Rock and roll; nothin' else says youth and common experience quite like it. Alvin Lee says "I know this language; Listen." I say; Amen.
B&W film !!
Alvin Lee
I remember this show. I got to see all the best bands at Winterland and the surrounding Bay Area venues of the day…… Alvin Lee smoked!
szuper!!!
BLUESNISIMO FOR ALL THE YEARS,
Timeless memories
crickelwoo green
Hoi duk eta... Hori dek jotzia, oxtixa, blusa onenetaku,
Супербоевик Классная команда!!
Alvin was the only other guitarist to come close to Jimi Hendrix!!!
You got it backwards.
American only
Sounds like you're in denial !
Alvin was amazing but this is rather a bold statement
I think Stevie Ray Vaughn came closer to replicating Hendrick's sound and style.
Alvin Lee did have the same "wild thrashing his guitar to the max" as Hendrick's, only Alvin was faster.
All three of them and many others over the last 60 years,
All in their own way Where Master's of the electricly amplified guitar. They each were able to make a career, and a legend making that one instrument do something special and unique, just to entertain the people
Robin Trower is way up there on that list, too
Me encanta pero es una letra super machista
it’s true. even though it’s pro-women’s lib/sexual revolution.
Still got this single 45 rpm..b -side; love like a man live 33 rpm..
Perfection😍
Dont forget leo lions on bass. He and Alvin messed perfect
Hero of my youth
Hymn of woodstock generations,how good he was!
Great 🎸great singer...great.. Alvin Lee....
Great debate over the Hendrix said what about whom but for a youngster who happened to be one year old when Woodstock happened and was recorded my 2¢ worth might not mean much. Other than the fact that Alvin Lee and TYA was a constant sound in my teenage parents home. Him, Terry Kathwho was ( my Ol' Man's personal favorite), Steve Winwood, even The Reverend Billy G all whom Jimi spoke very highly of,... each and every one of them. Yet Mr. Lee holds a dear spot within my heart because when I finally seen TYA on the film Woodstock a wide eyed boy of 10 or 11 years of age FINALLY understood what rock n roll looked and could FEEL like. To me without ever seeing them live believed while watching them perform that one song at that time and after was one of the best performances I have or had ever witnessed. Alvin Lee was and STILL is the man.
ROCK