Ten Years After Live Nottingham
Jun 06 1990
•Music
After Alvin Lee’s death in March of 2013, Rainman Records released The Last Show, a fine recording of Lee’s final on stage performance in May of 2012. Due to the excellence of that recording, I looked forward to hearing the recent Rainman release, British Live Performance Series. It captures Ten Years After (TYA) recorded live in 1990 at “Studio 8” television in Nottingham, England. 1 Let’s Shake It Up 2 Good Morning Little Schoolgirl 3 Slow Blues in C 4 Hobbit 5 Love Like A Man 6 Johnny B. Goode 7 Bad Blood 8 Victim of Circumstance 9 I Can’t Keep From Crying Sometime 10 I’m Going Home 11 Sweet Little Sixteen
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Alvin Lee
Guitars
Leo Lyons
Bas guitar
Ric Lee
Drums
Chick Churchill
Keyboard
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