When Ten Years After took their heavy, manic blues-rock to the stage at Woodstock in 1969, they unleashed a performance that came to define not just the legendary festival, but the spirit and sound of a movement. Following their set, which ended in a blistering rendition of ‘I’m Going Home,’ Ten Years After catapulted to stardom and Alvin Lee joined Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix and Keith Richards as one of the most influential guitar gods of the time. In honor of the 50th Anniversary of Woodstock,

Alvin Lee y Diez Años Después: "No Title" y "Goin'Home" - 1969 en vivo - ¡Raro! #Blues #Rock #Clásicosdelrock | Jonie Strauss S S.

164K views · 7.4K reactions | Celebrating the incomperable ALVIN LEE and 10 Years After. They rocked the house at Woodstock...one of the best performances ever! | Woodstock Survivor '69 by glowgirl | Facebook

Ten Years After delivered one of Woodstock ‘69’s most unforgettable performances. Alvin Lee’s blistering guitar work on “I’m Going Home” showcased the band’s energy and solidified their place in rock history. Their set remains a defining moment of the festival—fast, powerful, and electric. Which tune is your favorite by Ten Years After? | Woodstock

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