Ten Years After - It's Getting Harder

[MrMusicremedy]

old stuff still rocks XD



[l2string]

@djrtc1 find "The Road To Freedom" he broke away for that album. It's a great one too ! George Harrison, Steve Winwood, Jim Capaldi, Rebop, Ronnie Wood, they all played on it.

[luckystriker888]

Love this!!!

[djrtc1]

This is such a great song, and over the years I can relate to it on quite a few occasssions - couple of ex wives, ex girlfrends, etc. Anyway, Alvin Lee and TYA just could not break free of I'm Going Home and the boogie stuff. Lee wrote some great stuff and tried to expand, but the record company and the "fans" wouldn't let him. They were a great band to see live in the early 70s. Lee is still out there touring and making good CDs. Check him out when you can. Thanks for posting this video.

[woodyt56]

@djrtc1 Same here brother. I lived with a young lady from 7/79 till 04/80 and I really related to this song at the time. Early on, it was "Small Paradise" by John Cougar Mellencamp ('it ain't love, but it ain't bad') and toward the end, "Better Late Than Never" by Tonio K. 'let's put up the flag and throw down our weapons. Call it a mistake, or call it whatever, but let's call it off, better late than never.'

[Loofafa]

how good is this!? nice 1 jaealle :)

[oneeyedoldfatman]

with the craige power play jammim in a 68 charger 383mag fun car BUT i wish i could hav just one of those days back lol LOVED THE 70'S girls, car's ,an great music an some nice bud to burn while driving around gas was cheap an so was i sucks gettin old BUT I'VE HAV A GOOD TIME ALWAYS

[tapper1477]

I love that you call them a garage rock band. Imagine seeing Ten Years After and The Lyres on the same bill!

[timdub70]

I haven't heard this song since 1974! Yet another memory jogged by YouTube.

[infocus2020]

Check out the live blues album from 15 - 20 years ago. Alvin Lee was in top form.

[szrider]

I went to see them in Dallas 1974 and they opened with this song, It sounded great live.

[MrVICTORYANNIE]

QUE NOSTALGIA--- MI COLEGIO MIS AMIGOS, LOS TONOS DE LA PROMOICION MIXTO SAN JUAN 1974-------ANNIE TE AMO POR SIEMPRE, VICTOR , SAN JUAN DE MIRAFLORES-- P E R U

[tralfazyech]

Thanks for the post...one of my favorite Ten Years After songs from one of my favorite groups!

[papafirelin]

Wow!!!!!thanks for the upload....this was in 73????...good old days°°° TYA were always my favourite band

[dakota1992g]

Dude, You cut the song off. It should run 4:23 If you can't upload the whole song then don't post it.

[TonyJenRock1]

cool song eh?

[broadwayboundlady]

I don't know exactly when but this became my favorite TYA song back in the early 70's. I love that funky backbeat!

[MrVICTORYANNIE]

ANNIE TE AMO

[MrVICTORYANNIE]

Me transporta al colegio cuando estaba en 4to f san juan de miraflores -PERU- ME TRAE NOSTALGIAS -VICTOR - PERU

[jazzgot101]

Who plays on the keyboard in this one ?

[1973teledeluxe]

TYA's original keyboard player Chick Churchill did all the keyboard work on this song and this LP. I beleive he used a MOOG synth on this song...

[tralfazyech]

Very nice post...hidden gem from Ten Years After

[14april2009LONDON]

this is awesome! what album is it from

[jaealle]

I got it from "Very Best Ten Years After Album" , don't know on wich lp it was originally released!

[14april2009LONDON]

thanks

[fisoydi]

positive vibrations 1974

[torom1967]

@jaealle It's from the album "Positive vibrations" :-D

[synnedie]

@jaealle It's from the album 'Positive Vibrations'

[1973teledeluxe]

This is off the Positive Vibrations album from 1974.

[eftstraaga]

@14april2009LONDON This is from 1974. POSITIVE VIBRATIONS album

[papafirelin]

@14april2009LONDON its from an album called positive vibrations... i think it was from 73...my best regards...TYA always

[gibson3524]

@14april2009LONDON It's from their last album (first era) "Positive vibrations" (1974).

[synnedie]

@14april2009LONDON It's from the album ' Positive Vibrations'

[porterquarter19]

Nice to see on YouTube, awesome song and one of their better ones. I used to think they were like a one-hit job with "I'd Love to Change the World" but I found out they're actually really good. Sounds like something Blood Sweat and Tears would do.

[jaealle]

Glad you enjoyed it! You should buy/download some albums. They written some of the best lyrics ive heard.

but still.. Id love to change the world" is one of the most significant songs written about vietnam and all the injustice in the world.

[porterquarter19]

Yeah, I got most of the music I know from my dad (who got to see the legendary "I'm Going Home" Woodstock performance,) We have a best hits CD by them and the record "A Space in Time".