Ten Years After's Woodstock performance was, up until that time, their biggest live triumph. Appearing at the festival in August 1969, in front of a 500,000 strong audience, the festival was a... more

Newly Independent Chrysalis Records continues to repackage and refurbish the classic albums of Ten Years After as part of a campaign to reintroduce all their classic albums and releases over the next... more

Double 180gm vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. Features new sleeve notes by Chris Kimsey, and band members, Ric Lee, Chick Churchill and Leo Lyons. A Space In Time is Ten Years After's sixth, and... more

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. By the time of Stonedhenge in early 1969, Ten Years After were truly on their way - inroads had been made in America, and with closest rivals Cream now disbanded, the... more

The songwriting of Ten Years After elevated to the level of their already-renowned musicianship on this 1969 LP, which enjoyed a strong showing on the U.S. charts. Jazz, psychedelia, blues and boogie... more

Vinyl LP pressing. Ten Years After's self-titled debut hit the British blues scene with the subtlety and precision of a wrecking ball in 1967, serving notice that what had once been confined to... more

Known initially as The Jaybirds, and then Blues Trip, Ten Years After was formed by Alvin Lee, Leo Lyons, Chick Churchill and Ric Lee in 1966, allegedly taking their name from the fact it was then a... more

A Space In Time is Ten Years After's sixth, and best selling album, and was originally released in August 1971. Featuring their most well-known track "I'd Love To Change The World", which... more