BANDS:
| BAND | PERIOD | DETAILS |
| Vince Marshal & The Squarecaps | [1957-?] | |
| Alan Upton & The Jailbreakers | [?] | |
| Atomites | [1960-1961] | |
| The Jaymen | [1961] | |
| The Jaybirds | [1961-May 67] | 2 albums |
| The Ivy League | [1966-Feb 67] | |
| Ten Years After | [May 67-Jun 74] | 18 albums + 9 compilations |
| Alvin Lee Band | [Nov 73] (1 gig) | 16 albums + 5 compilations |
| Alvin Lee Band (again) | [Mar 74] (1 gig) | |
| Alvin Lee Band (again) | [Sep 74-Apr 75] | |
| Ten Years After (again) | [Jul 75-Aug 75] | |
| Alvin Lee Band (again) | [Mar 76-Jul 76] | |
| Ten Years After (again) | [1977] | |
| Alvin Lee Band (again) | [Feb 78-May 83] | |
| Ten Years After (again) | [Jul 83-Sep 83] | |
| Alvin Lee Band (again) | [Sep 83-Jun 88] | |
| Ten Years After (again) | [Jul 88-Sep 88] | |
| Night Of The Guitar | [Nov 88] | 1 album |
| Ten Years After (again) | [Dec 88] | |
| Night Of The Guitar (again) | [May 89] (1 gig) | |
| Ten Years After (again) | [Jun 89-Dec 91] | |
| Alvin Lee Band (again) | [Apr 92-May 97] | |
| Ten Years After (again) | [May 97-Sep 00] | |
| Alvin Lee Band (again) | [1997-Mar 13] |
BIOGRAPHY:
One of the fastest rock guitarists, also a very good singer, Alvin Lee was born Graham Alvin Barnes on December 19th, 1944, in Nottingham, England.
VINCE MARSHAL & THE SQUARECAPS
Vince Marshal & The Squarecaps was the first band I know with Alvin Lee, probably circa 1957 (Alvin was 13 at that time!), but I haven´t any other details:
|
VINCE MARSHAL & THE SQUARECAPS #? |
1957-? |
|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar | + others unknown to me. Help! |
ALAN UPTON & THE JAILBREAKERS
Alvin Lee was a member of Alan Upton & The Jailbreakers, in Nottingham:
|
ALAN UPTON & THE JAILBREAKERS #? |
? |
|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar | + others unknown to me. Help! |
ATOMITES
In 1960, Alvin Lee joins Atomites after answering an ad:
In 1961, Lee, Lyons and Evans joined singer Ivan Jay in The Jaymen.
|
ATOMITES #? |
1960-1961 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | Pete Evans drums | + maybe others unknown to me. Help! |
The Jaymenê | The Jaymenê | The Jaymenê | |
In 1961, Lee, Lyons and Evans joined singer Ivan Jay in The Jaymen.
| Other info on members of Atomites (I know up to 3 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (1): | Leo Lyons |
THE JAYMEN
Alvin Lee and Leo Lyons were members of The Jaymen (also known as Ivan Jay And The Jaymen) in 1961:
After a while, Ivan Jay (nee Ivan Harrison) left them.
New singer for The Jaymen was Faron Christie:
But soon, they changed their name to The Jaycats, and then, The Jaybirds.
|
THE JAYMEN #? |
1961 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
|
êAtomites |
êAtomites |
êAtomites |
||
Ivan Jay vocals | Alvin Lee † guitar | Leo Lyons bass | Pete Evans drums | + others unknown to me. Help! |
After a while, Ivan Jay (nee Ivan Harrison) left them.
New singer for The Jaymen was Faron Christie:
|
THE JAYMEN #? |
1961-? |
||
|---|---|---|---|
Faron Christie vocals | Alvin Lee † guitar | Leo Lyons bass | Pete Evans drums |
The Jaybirdsê | The Jaybirdsê | ||
But soon, they changed their name to The Jaycats, and then, The Jaybirds.
| Other info on members of The Jaymen (I know up to 5 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (1): | Leo Lyons |
THE JAYBIRDS
The Jaybirds was formed by Alvin Lee and Leo Lyons around 1961:
They were still based in Nottingham, but moved to London in 1961. Originally a quintet, after a year in London, they came back to Nottingham when several members of the band left.
Back in Nottingham, The Jaybirds was then reduced to a trio:
In June 1962, they moved to Hamburg, where German fans were avid of listening to British bands.
They got another member and became a quartet.
In mid 1962, They Jaybirds were living and playing in Hamburg:
But when the two (unknown) members left, Lee and Lyons came back to Nottingham to look for new musicians.
This was the new lineup for The Jaybirds (probably around 1963):
The band tried luck again moving to London for 9 months. The Jaybirds released two singles: ´Mockin´ bird hill / Hubble bubble´ (in April 1964), and ´Juliet / Here I go again´ (released in May 1964). This was followed by another comeback to their hometown, Nottingham,.
After many months together, Dave Quickmire left music, so he was replaced by Ric Lee in August 1965.
This was the new lineup for The Jaybirds, in August 1965:
In 1966, they finally moved to London, where they were hired for a stage play called Saturday Night and Sunday Morning during six weeks. They also started playing as backing band for recording demos for new artists.
Then, The Jaybirds starting backing The Ivy League until Feb 1967.
Final, decisive move was when they asked organist Chick Churchill to join the band in November 1966.
This was the last lineup for The Jaybirds, in November 1966:
A great band now.
The Jaybirds starting backing The Ivy League until Feb 1967.
In May 1967, they decided changing their name to Blues Trio, Blues Yard, and the definitive one: Ten Years After.
|
THE JAYBIRDS #1 |
1961-1962 |
|
|---|---|---|
|
êThe Jaymen |
êThe Jaymen |
|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | + others unknown to me. Help! |
They were still based in Nottingham, but moved to London in 1961. Originally a quintet, after a year in London, they came back to Nottingham when several members of the band left.
Back in Nottingham, The Jaybirds was then reduced to a trio:
|
THE JAYBIRDS #2 |
1962 |
|
|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | + drummer unknown to me. Help! |
In June 1962, they moved to Hamburg, where German fans were avid of listening to British bands.
They got another member and became a quartet.
In mid 1962, They Jaybirds were living and playing in Hamburg:
|
THE JAYBIRDS #3 |
1962 |
|
|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | + two others unknown to me. Help! |
But when the two (unknown) members left, Lee and Lyons came back to Nottingham to look for new musicians.
This was the new lineup for The Jaybirds (probably around 1963):
|
THE JAYBIRDS #4 |
1963-Aug 65 |
|
|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | Dave Quickmire drums |
The band tried luck again moving to London for 9 months. The Jaybirds released two singles: ´Mockin´ bird hill / Hubble bubble´ (in April 1964), and ´Juliet / Here I go again´ (released in May 1964). This was followed by another comeback to their hometown, Nottingham,.
After many months together, Dave Quickmire left music, so he was replaced by Ric Lee in August 1965.
This was the new lineup for The Jaybirds, in August 1965:
|
THE JAYBIRDS #5 |
Aug 65-Nov 66 |
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|---|---|---|
|
êMansfields |
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Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | Ric Lee drums |
In 1966, they finally moved to London, where they were hired for a stage play called Saturday Night and Sunday Morning during six weeks. They also started playing as backing band for recording demos for new artists.
Then, The Jaybirds starting backing The Ivy League until Feb 1967.
Final, decisive move was when they asked organist Chick Churchill to join the band in November 1966.
This was the last lineup for The Jaybirds, in November 1966:
|
THE JAYBIRDS #6 |
Nov 66-May 67 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | Chick Churchill keyboards | Ric Lee drums |
Ten Years Afterê | Ten Years Afterê | Ten Years Afterê | Ten Years Afterê |
A great band now.
The Jaybirds starting backing The Ivy League until Feb 1967.
In May 1967, they decided changing their name to Blues Trio, Blues Yard, and the definitive one: Ten Years After.
| Other info on members of The Jaybirds (I know up to 5 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (3): | Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons |
THE IVY LEAGUE
In 1966, The Ivy League used The Jaybirds as their live backing band for a while until February 1967 (they had also backed The Drifters sometime):
|
THE IVY LEAGUE #? |
1966-Feb 67 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
êThe Jaybirds |
êThe Jaybirds |
êThe Jaybirds |
êThe Jaybirds |
||||||
John Carter vocals | Ken Lewis vocals | Neil Landon vocals | Tony Burrows vocals | Perry Ford vocals | + | Alvin Lee † guitar | Leo Lyons bass | Chick Churchill keyboards | Ric Lee drums |
The Jaybirdsê | The Jaybirdsê | The Jaybirdsê | The Jaybirdsê | ||||||
| Other info on members of The Ivy League (I know up to 13 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (1): | Micky Keene |
| To be covered (8): | Tony Burrows, Clem Cattini, Chick Churchill, Neil Landon, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons, Mike O´Neill, Dave Wintour |
TEN YEARS AFTER
A superb band! Ten Years After were formed in May 1967, from the ashes of Jaybirds:
|
TEN YEARS AFTER #1 |
May 67-Jun 74 |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êThe Jaybirds |
êThe Jaybirds |
êThe Jaybirds |
êThe Jaybirds |
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | Chick Churchill keyboards | Ric Lee drums |
Alvin Lee Bandê | |||
Their first gig was played under the band name Blue Yard, they finally adopted the name Ten Years after.
They stayed together for almost 8 years, releasing several magnificent albums. One of their milestones was their appearance at Woodstock Festival in August 1969, where they performed ´I´m going home´ at full speed. Check their performance, please (you´ll find some videos below...).
In June 1974, Alvin Lee felt that the band had finished their life, and started his solo career.
ALVIN LEE BAND
Alvin Lee and gospel singer Mylon Lefevre released a beautiful joint album in 1973, On the road to freedom. When they were asked to play some live songs for TV, on the Midnight Special show, in November 1973, Alvin assembled an all-star lineup with several musicians who also played in the album:
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ALVIN LEE BAND #1 |
Nov 73 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
êTen Years After |
|||||||
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Mylon LeFevre vocals | Mike Patto † vocals | Boz Burrell † bass | Tim Hinkley keyboards | Steve Winwood keyboards | Ian Wallace † drums | Jim Capaldi † drums, vocals |
Ten Years Afterê | |||||||
A few months after the (first) separation of Ten Years After, Alvin Lee started his solo career assembling an all star band for a one-off gig, for recording a live album on March 22, 1974, at The Rainbow in London:
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ALVIN LEE BAND #2 |
Mar 74 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
êTen Years After |
||||||||
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Neil Hubbard guitar | Alan Spenner † bass | Tim Hinkley keyboards | Mel Collins sax | Ian Wallace † drums | Dyan Birch backing vocals | Frank Collins backing vocals | Paddy McHugh backing vocals |
They recorded the double live album In flight. After that, Alvin Lee formed a stable lineup in September 1974, with different players.
By the way, the concert was also filmed, but not broadcasted, so someone should release it any day soon!
This was the incredible band assembled by Alvin Lee (billed as Alvin Lee & Co) for touring supporting the live album In flight:
|
ALVIN LEE BAND #3 |
Sep 74-Apr 75 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Steven Thompson bass | Ronnie Leahy keyboards | Mel Collins sax | Ian Wallace † drums |
Ten Years Afterê | ||||
TEN YEARS AFTER (again)
In July 1975, Ten Years After reformed for a long, final American tour during July and August:
|
TEN YEARS AFTER #2 |
Jul 75-Aug 75 |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êAlvin Lee Band |
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Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | Chick Churchill keyboards | Ric Lee drums |
Alvin Lee Bandê | |||
And then, they parted aways again, this time for many years.
ALVIN LEE BAND (again)
This new edition of Alvin Lee & Co formed in March 1976, with Tim Hinkley back in the band:
|
ALVIN LEE BAND #4 |
Mar 76-Jul 76 |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êTen Years After |
|||
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Andy Pyle bass | Tim Hinkley keyboards | Bryson Graham † drums |
The Kinksê | |||
They released an album, Pump iron!, with lots of guests: Boz Burrell (bass, from Bad Company), Steven Thompson (bass, from Stone the Crows), Mel Collins (sax), Ronnie Leahy (keyboards, from Stone the Crows), Ian Wallace (drums, from King Crimson), and two former Andy Pyle colleagues from Blodwyn Pig: Jack Lancaster and Ron Berg.
But in July 1976, Alvin stopped playing live for a long period and the band parted ways.
This lineup also recorded another album, Saguitar, but it remained unreleased. Some years later, it was finally released under the title Let it rock.
TEN YEARS AFTER (almost)
In 1977, there´s an attempt to reform Ten Years After, although this time Ric Lee wasn´t involved:
They even recorded a complete album from April to May 1977, but finally, the 3 original members decided not to use the Ten Years After name (Potts suggested Ten Years Later). But, after a while, they split without even playing gigs, when they were supposed to play as opening act for Peter Frampton.
|
TEN YEARS AFTER #? |
1977 |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êAlvin Lee Band |
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Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | Chick Churchill keyboards | Dave Potts drums |
Alvin Lee Bandê | |||
They even recorded a complete album from April to May 1977, but finally, the 3 original members decided not to use the Ten Years After name (Potts suggested Ten Years Later). But, after a while, they split without even playing gigs, when they were supposed to play as opening act for Peter Frampton.
ALVIN LEE BAND (again)
After a long period of inactivity, Alvin Lee forms a new band (this time named Ten Years Later in a clear attempt to remember his past band) in February 1978:
|
ALVIN LEE BAND #5 |
Feb 78-May 80 |
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|---|---|---|
|
êTen Years After |
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Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Mick Hawksworth bass | Tom Compton drums |
A powerful team, with Mick Hawksworth fierce playing (it reminds me of the late John Entwistle) and Tom Compton´s full drive support.
Ten Years Later released two albums: Rocket fuel in June 1978, followed by Ride on in September 1979. They played their last concert in November 1979, finally folding in May 1980.
In June 1980, Alvin Lee forms a new edition of Alvin Lee Band (first time he used this band name!):
|
ALVIN LEE BAND #6 |
Jun 80-Oct 81 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Steve Gould guitar, vocals | Mickey Feat bass, vocals | Tom Compton drums |
They released two albums, Freefall (October 1980) and RX-5 in November 1981, just when the band changed again.
In October 1981, an unexpected even happens: legendary Mick Taylor joins Alvin Lee!:
|
ALVIN LEE BAND #7 |
Oct 81-Nov 81 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Mick Taylor guitar, vocals | Calvin ´Fuzzy´ Samuels bass | Tom Compton drums |
They started recording an album that was never finished. And in November 1981, Mick Taylor leaves (or maybe in February 1982?).
In November 1981, Alvin Lee Band becomes a trio again:
|
ALVIN LEE BAND #8 |
Nov 81-May 83 |
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|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Calvin ´Fuzzy´ Samuels bass | Tom Compton drums |
Ten Years Afterê | ||
This was the edition of Alvin Lee Band that played in my city. Then, I didn´t know Mick Taylor had left the band to join John Mayall again. A pity. Anyway, it was a superb concert (but I would have loved to see Mick too). I was on first row, and Alvin really rocked! He played lots of TYA classics, plus several classic covers, such as ´Hey Joe´ or ´Blue suede shoes´. Surprisingly to me, he didn´t play material from his solo albums.
In May 1983, they stopped playing together for a while, as Alvin Lee resurrected Ten Years After for some months.
TEN YEARS AFTER (again)
In July 1983, Ten Years After reformed for three concerts (Reading Festival and The Marquee´s 25th Anniversary):
A live video was released, Live at The Marquee, and it was followed in 1990 by the release of the live album The Friday Rock Show sessions - Live at Reading.
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TEN YEARS AFTER #3 |
Jul 83-Sep 83 |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êAlvin Lee Band |
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Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | Chick Churchill keyboards | Ric Lee drums |
Alvin Lee Bandê | |||
A live video was released, Live at The Marquee, and it was followed in 1990 by the release of the live album The Friday Rock Show sessions - Live at Reading.
ALVIN LEE BAND (again)
In September 1983, Alvin Lee Band returns to playing gigs together:
They stayed together until September 1985.
I´m not really sure this was the lineup, as I once read that Tom Compton joined Johnny Winter in 1983. Can someone help me, please?
In May 1986, Alvin Lee changes all the members, with Steve Gould back in the band:
In June 1988, they parted ways as Alvin Lee came back (again) to Ten Years After.
|
ALVIN LEE BAND #? |
Sep 83-Sep 85 |
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|---|---|---|
|
êTen Years After |
||
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Calvin ´Fuzzy´ Samuels bass | Tom Compton drums |
They stayed together until September 1985.
I´m not really sure this was the lineup, as I once read that Tom Compton joined Johnny Winter in 1983. Can someone help me, please?
In May 1986, Alvin Lee changes all the members, with Steve Gould back in the band:
|
ALVIN LEE BAND #? |
May 86-Jun 88 |
|
|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Steve Gould bass | Alan Young drums |
Ten Years Afterê | ||
In June 1988, they parted ways as Alvin Lee came back (again) to Ten Years After.
TEN YEARS AFTER (again)
In July 1988, Ten Years After reformed for playing several festivals during the summer, until September:
|
TEN YEARS AFTER #4 |
Jul 88-Sep 88 |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êAlvin Lee Band |
|||
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | Chick Churchill keyboards | Ric Lee drums |
Night Of The Guitarê | |||
NIGHT OF THE GUITAR
In November 1988, after the success of the collective instrumental album No speak, a special 7-concerts mini tour is scheduled for most of those guitarists to play live. This was the lineup:
A double live album was released in 1989, Night of the guitar live!.
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NIGHT OF THE GUITAR #? |
Nov 88 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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êTen Years After |
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Randy California † guitar, vocals | Peter Haycock guitar, vocals | Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leslie West guitar, vocals | Steve Howe guitar | Robbie Krieger guitar | Steve Hunter guitar | Andy Powell guitar | Ted Turner guitar | + | Livingstone Brown bass, keyboards | Derek Holt bass, vocals | Chris Bucknell keyboards | Clive Mayuyu drums |
Ten Years Afterê | |||||||||||||
A double live album was released in 1989, Night of the guitar live!.
TEN YEARS AFTER (again)
In December 1988, Ten Years After kept on playing together a European tour:
|
TEN YEARS AFTER #5 |
Dec 88 |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êNight Of The Guitar |
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Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | Chick Churchill keyboards | Ric Lee drums |
Night Of The Guitarê | |||
NIGHT OF THE GUITAR (again)
In May 1989, another concert of Night Of The Guitar was celebrated, but I don´t know the complete list of players that performed or if it was a complete tour (anyone knows, please?):
|
NIGHT OF THE GUITAR #? |
May 89 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
|
êTen Years After |
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Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leslie West guitar, vocals | Steve Howe guitar | Ted Turner guitar | + others unknown to me. Help! |
Ten Years Afterê | ||||
| Other info on members of Night Of The Guitar (I know up to 16 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (13): | Jan Akkerman, Livingstone Brown, Randy California, Peter Haycock, Derek Holt, Steve Howe, Steve Hunter, Robbie Krieger, Phil Manzanera, Clive Mayuyu, Andy Powell, Ted Turner, Leslie West |
TEN YEARS AFTER (again)
New reincarnation for Ten Years After from June 1989 to December 1991:
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TEN YEARS AFTER #6 |
Jun 89-Dec 91 |
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|---|---|---|---|
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êAlvin Lee Band |
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Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | Chick Churchill keyboards | Ric Lee drums |
Alvin Lee Bandê | |||
ALVIN LEE BAND (again)
In April 1992, Alvin Lee reforms his Alvin Lee Band:
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ALVIN LEE BAND #? |
Apr 92-Aug 94 |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êTen Years After |
|||
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Steve Gould bass | Steve Grant keyboards | Alan Young drums |
They played together until August 1994, when Alvin started working with the band Nine Below Zero.
During October and November 1994, Alvin Lee toured backed by the band Nine Below Zero:
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ALVIN LEE BAND #? |
Oct 94-Nov 94 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Alan Glen harmonica, guitar | Gerry McAvoy bass | Brendan O´Neill drums |
In January 1995, Alvin Lee comes back to work with his previous incarnation of Alvin Lee Band:
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ALVIN LEE BAND #? |
Jan 95-Apr 96 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Steve Gould bass | Steve Grant keyboards | Alan Young drums |
They played together until April 1996, when Alvin moved to another project, The Best Of British Blues.
Around May 1996, Alvin Lee assembles a band of great veteran musicians, for a tour under the monicker The Best Of British Blues:
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ALVIN LEE BAND #? |
May 96 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Eric Burdon vocals | Micky Moody guitar | Boz Burrell † bass | Tim Hinkley keyboards | Aynsley Dunbar drums |
But, after only 4 concerts, Boz Burrell leaves them, being replaced by Tony Franklin. This still was May 1996.
New bassist in May 1996 for The Best Of British Blues is virtuoso Tony Franklin:
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ALVIN LEE BAND #? |
May 96 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Eric Burdon vocals | Micky Moody guitar | Tony Franklin bass | Tim Hinkley keyboards | Aynsley Dunbar drums |
Eric Burdon Bandê | Whitesnakeê | Eric Burdon Bandê | |||
They finish the tour at the end of that same month, and Alvin Lee resumes both his Alvin Lee Band and his old group Ten Years After.
From June 96 to May 1997, Alvin Lee toured with his past band (but now as a trio):
|
ALVIN LEE BAND #? |
Jun 96-May 97 |
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|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Steve Gould bass | Alan Young drums |
Ten Years Afterê | ||
TEN YEARS AFTER (again)
Ten Years After reunite for several tours from May 1997:
I think it was September 2000 when they last played together. Alvin Lee wouldn´t be involved in the next incarnation of the band.
|
TEN YEARS AFTER #7 |
May 97-Sep 00 |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êAlvin Lee Band |
|||
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Leo Lyons bass | Chick Churchill keyboards | Ric Lee drums |
Alvin Lee Bandê | |||
I think it was September 2000 when they last played together. Alvin Lee wouldn´t be involved in the next incarnation of the band.
| Other info on members of Ten Years After (I know up to 6 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (5): | Chick Churchill, Joe Gooch, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons, Dave Potts |
ALVIN LEE BAND (again)
Around 1997, Alvin Schrempf (also known as Alvin Shane) is the new drummer in Alvin Lee Band, until 2001:
This was the Alvin Lee Band during April to May 2004:
By then, Alvin Lee slowed his usually hectic tour schedule, only playing selected gigs, although he kept on releasing albums.
|
ALVIN LEE BAND #? |
1997 |
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|---|---|---|---|
|
êTen Years After |
|||
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Steve Gould bass | Alvin Schrempf drums | + maybe others, unknown to me. Help! |
This was the Alvin Lee Band during April to May 2004:
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ALVIN LEE BAND #? |
Apr 04-May 04 |
|
|---|---|---|
Alvin Lee † guitar, vocals | Pete Pritchard bass | Richard Newman drums |
By then, Alvin Lee slowed his usually hectic tour schedule, only playing selected gigs, although he kept on releasing albums.
| Other info on members of Alvin Lee Band (I know up to 37 members) | |
|---|---|
| Old pages (5): | Aynsley Dunbar, Tony Franklin, Bryson Graham, Tim Hinkley, Andy Pyle |
| To be covered (31): | Dyan Birch, Eric Burdon, Boz Burrell, Jim Capaldi, Frank Collins, Mel Collins, Tom Compton, Mickey Feat, Alan Glen, Steve Gould, Steve Grant, Mick Hawksworth, Neil Hubbard, Ronnie Leahy, Mylon LeFevre, Gerry McAvoy, Paddy McHugh, Micky Moody, Richard Newman, Brendan O´Neill, Mike Patto, George Perry, Pete Pritchard, Calvin ´Fuzzy´ Samuels, Alvin Schrempf,... up to 31 musicians. |
AND THEN...
Alvin Lee unexpectedly passed away on March 6th, 2013 here in Spain (where he lived), after some complications from surgery. He will be missed, as he has given rock fans many great moments to enjoy.
DISCOGRAPHY: (94 albums known to me - Status: Quite advanced)
OWN ALBUMS (16 credits)
- On the road to freedom - Alvin Lee & Mylon LeFevre (1973)
- Members: Tim Hinkley, Mylon LeFevre, Steve Winwood (RIP: Boz Burrell, Jim Capaldi, Alvin Lee, Mike Patto, Ian Wallace)
- Guests: Mick Fleetwood, Ron Wood (RIP: Rebop Kwaku Baah, George Harrison)
- Comments: Mylon LeFevre is a gospel singer. With Alvin Lee, they recorded this joint album, with great musicians: Mike Patto (vocals), George Harrison (guitar), Ron Wood (guitar, bass), Bobby Black (steel guitar), Boz Burrell (bass), Mel Collins (sax), Tim Hinkley (keyboards), Steve Winwood (keyboards), Andy Stein (violin), Reebop Kwakuh Baah (percussion), Ian Wallace (drums), Jim Capaldi (drums). CD reissue contains 1 bonus track.
- In flight - Alvin Lee (1974) (LIVE)
- Members: Dyan Birch, Frank Collins, Mel Collins, Tim Hinkley, Neil Hubbard, Paddy McHugh (RIP: Alvin Lee, Alan Spenner, Ian Wallace)
- Comments: Double album recorded live in March 1974. CD reissue contains 2 bonus tracks.
- Pump iron! - Alvin Lee (October 1975)
- Members: Mel Collins, Tim Hinkley, Ronnie Leahy, Andy Pyle, Steven Thompson (RIP: Boz Burrell, Bryson Graham, Alvin Lee, Ian Wallace)
- Guests: Ron Berg, Colin Gibson, Brother James, Jack Lancaster
- Comments: When the band first dissolved, he formed his own band under the name Alvin Lee & Co., with great musicians. Alvin Lee (guitar, vocals) Andy Pyle (bass) Tim Hinkley (keyboards) Bryson Graham (drums) They released an album, Pump iron!, with lots of guests: Boz Burrell (bass, from Bad Company), Steven Thompson (bass, from Stone the Crows), Colin Gibson (bass), Mel Collins (sax), Ronnie Leahy (keyboards, from Stone the Crows), Ian Wallace (drums, from King Crimson), and two former Andy Pyle colleagues from Blodwyn Pig: Jack Lancaster and Ron Berg. On the other side, Alvin Lee also contributes to Jack's Peter and the wolf album project. CD reissue contains 2 bonus tracks.
- Rocket fuel - Alvin Lee Ten Years Later (June 1978)
- Members: Tom Compton, Mick Hawksworth (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Guests: Mick Weaver
- Comments: This album, credited to Ten Years Later, was recorded with: Alvin Lee (guitar, vocals), Mick Hawksworth (bass), Tom Compton (drums, later with Johnny Winter), plus Bernie Clarke and Mick Weaver on keyboards.
- Let it rock - Alvin Lee (January 1979)
- Members: (RIP: Alvin Lee, Alan Spenner)
- Guests: Zoot Money, John Sussewell
- Comments: Recorded in 1976, but released in 1978. CD reissue contains 2 bonus tracks.
- Ride on - Alvin Lee Ten Years Later (September 1979)
- Members: Tom Compton, Mick Hawksworth (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: Half of the album was recorded live.
- Free fall - The Alvin Lee Band (October 1980)
- Members: Tom Compton, Mickey Feat, Steve Gould, Steve Grant (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Guests: Derek Austin, Al Kooper, Raf Ravenscroft, Pete Thoms (RIP: George Harrison, Jon Lord)
- Comments: This was the lineup for The Alvin Lee Band in Free fall: Alvin Lee (vocals, guitar), Steve Gould (vocals, guitar), Mickey Feat (bass, vocals), Tom Compton (drums). The style of the album is quite different of what you can except from Alvin Lee. The album has great guests: Al Kooper (keyboards), Raphael Ravenscroft (sax on two songs: ´Heartache´ and ´Ridin' truckin´´), Peter Thoms (trombone), Derek Austin (keyboards). CD reissue contains 1 bonus track featuring Jon Lord and George Harrison.
- RX5 - Alvin Lee (November 1981)
- Members: Tom Compton, Mickey Feat, Steve Gould (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Guests: Derek Austin, Chris Stainton
- Comments: The Alvin Lee Band was formed at that time by: Alvin Lee (guitar, vocals), Steve Gould (guitar, bass), Mickey Feat (bass), Tom Compton (drums). RX5 also includes guest appearances by two great keyboardists: Chris Stainton and Derek Austin. CD reissue contains 1 bonus track.
- Detroit diesel - Alvin Lee (1986)
- Members: Mickey Feat, Steve Gould, Tim Hinkley, Alan Young (RIP: Boz Burrell, Bryson Graham, Alvin Lee)
- Guests: Joe Brown, Leo Lyons (RIP: Vicki Brown, George Harrison, Jon Lord)
- Comments: Detroit diesel features George Harrison (slide guitar), Mickey Feat (bass), Leo Lyons (bass), Jon Lord (keyboards), Tim Hinkley (keyboards on 5 tracks), Steve Gould (keyboards), David Hubbard (keyboards), Bryson Graham (drums), Alan Young (drums), and the couple Joe Brown (fiddle) and Vicki Brown (backing vocals).
- Zoom - Alvin Lee (1992)
- Members: Steve Gould, Steve Grant, Tim Hinkley, Richard Newman, Alan Young (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Guests: Deena Payne (RIP: Clarence Clemons, George Harrison, Jon Lord)
- Comments: Zoom features Alvin Lee Band (Steve Gould on bass, Steve Grant on keyboards and Alan Young on drums), plus George Harrison (slide guitar), Tim Hinkley (keyboards on 1 track), Jon Lord (keyboards), Jimmy Johnson (keyboards), Clarence Clemmons (sax), Richard Newman (drums), Deena Payne (backing vocals).
- Rockspective - Alvin Lee (1993)
- Members: (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: Documentary released on video, with an interview and live songs.
- 1994 - Alvin Lee (1993)
- Members: Steve Gould, Steve Grant, Tim Hinkley, Alan Young (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Guests: Joe Brown, Sam Brown, Deena Payne (RIP: George Harrison)
- Comments: Originally called 1994 (the album was renamed I hear you rockin´ in its reissue by Viceroy label), it features Alvin Lee Band (Steve Gould on bass, Steve Grant on keyboards and Alan Young on drums), with special guests George Harrison again (slide guitar), Tim Hinkley (keyboards on 3 tracks), and vocals by Joe Brown, daughter Sam Brown, and Deena Payne.
- Live in Vienna - Alvin Lee (February 1996) (LIVE)
- Members: Steve Gould, Steve Grant, Alan Young (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- My opinion: Alvin Lee is still here in great shape. Check him out in another fantastic rendition of the slow blues ´Help me´.
- In Tennessee - Alvin Lee (May 2004)
- Members: Tim Hinkley, Pete Pritchard (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Guests: D J Fontana, Scotty Moore
- Comments: Recorded in 2003.
- Saguitar - Alvin Lee (2007)
- Members: Tim Hinkley (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Still on the road to freedom - Alvin Lee (2012)
- Members: Tim Hinkley, Richard Newman, Pete Pritchard (RIP: Alvin Lee, Ian Wallace)
- Guests: Trevor Morais
- Pure blues - Alvin Lee & Ten Years After (1995)
- Members: Dyan Birch, Chick Churchill, Frank Collins, Mel Collins, Steve Gould, Steve Grant, Tim Hinkley, Neil Hubbard, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons, Paddy McHugh, Alan Young (RIP: Alvin Lee, Alan Spenner, Ian Wallace)
- Guests: (RIP: Clarence Clemons, George Harrison, Jon Lord)
- Comments: Pure blues is another compilation, also credited to Alvin Lee & Ten Years After, compiling tracks from the entire Alvin Lee career. That's why it features lots of great musicians: his mates in Ten Years After (Leo Lyons, Chick Churchill and Ric Lee), plus Neil Hubbard (guitar), Alan Spenner (bass), Steve Gould (bass, guitar, keyboards), Tim Hinkley (keyboards), Jon Lord (keyboards), Steve Grant (keyboards), Mel Collins (sax), Clarence Clemmons (sax), Ian Wallace (drums), Alan Young (drums), plus backing vocals by Paddy McHugh, Frank Collins and Dyan Birch. The tracks are taken from Ten Years After albums: Ten Years After (1 track), Ssssh (2 tracks), Recorded live (2 tracks) and About time (1 track), and from the Alvin Lee albums: In flight (1 track), Detroit diesel (1 track), 1994 (1 track), Zoom (3 tracks), plus one unreleased track, ´Outside my window´, a demo recorded with Steve Gould.
- My opinion: Very good selection of tracks, with the outstanding ´The bluest blues´.
- Solid rock - Alvin Lee & Ten Years After (October 1997)
- Members: Dyan Birch, Chick Churchill, Frank Collins, Mel Collins, Mickey Feat, Steve Gould, Steve Grant, Tim Hinkley, Neil Hubbard, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons, Paddy McHugh, Richard Newman, Alan Young (RIP: Alvin Lee, Alan Spenner, Ian Wallace)
- Guests: (RIP: Vicki Brown, Clarence Clemons)
- Comments: Solid rock is a superb compilation, credited to "Alvin Lee & Ten Years After". But the best thing is that it includes 3 unreleased tracks. Apart from two previously released songs, Tim Hinkley appears in two of the unreleased tracks. One of these new tracks is from 1993, ´Play like it used to be´, co-written by Alvin and Tim, and featuring them as a duo. A 2nd unreleased track was probably taken from the Alvin Lee & Co. concert at 1974. The new track is ´I love you when you rock and roll´.
- The Anthology - Alvin Lee (2002)
- Members: (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- The Anthology vol 2 - Alvin Lee (2008)
- Members: (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- The Best of Alvin Lee - Alvin Lee (2012)
- Members: (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- FBI - FBI (1976)
- Producer: (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Mockin´ bird hill / Hubble bubble (SINGLE) - The Jaybirds (April 1964)
- Members: Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Juliet / Here I go again (SINGLE) - The Jaybirds (May 1964)
- Members: Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Ten Years After - Ten Years After (October 1967)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Guests: (RIP: Gus Dudgeon)
- Comments: Debut album by the band.
- My opinion: It´s very good, with an outstanding rendition of ´Help me´.
- Undead - Ten Years After (September 1968) (LIVE)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: Second album by the band, recorded live in May 1968. Some CD reissue contain 3 bonus tracks.
- My opinion: I love this live album.
- Stonedhenge - Ten Years After (February 1969)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Guests: Mike Vernon (RIP: Simon Stable)
- Comments: 3rd album by the band, recorded in September 1968. Some CD reissues contain 4 bonus tracks.
- Ssssh - Ten Years After (October 1969)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: 4th album by the band.
- Cricklewood green - Ten Years After (April 1970)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: Some CD reissues contain 2 bonus tracks.
- Watt - Ten Years After (January 1971)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: 5th album.
- A Space in time - Ten Years After (October 1971)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Alvin Lee and company - Ten Years After (March 1972)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: Collection of outtakes and singles released by Deram when the band had left the label. CD reissue contains 3 bonus tracks.
- Rock´n´roll music to the world - Ten Years After (September 1972)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: 6th album.
- Recorded live - Ten Years After (September 1973) (LIVE)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: Beware because some CD editions are missing some track (mostly the drum solo in ´Hobbit´.
- My opinion: Great live album. I love the bluesy songs: ´Help me´ and ´Slow blues in C´.
- Positive vibrations - Ten Years After (April 1974)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Hear me calling - Ten Years After (1981)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- About time - Ten Years After (1988)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Night Of The Guitar live! - Night Of The Guitar (1989) (LIVE)
- Members: Livingstone Brown, Peter Haycock, Derek Holt, Steve Howe, Steve Hunter, Robbie Krieger, Clive Mayuyu, Andy Powell, Ted Turner, Leslie West (RIP: Randy California, Alvin Lee)
- Guests: Stewart Copeland
- The Friday Rock Show sessions - Live at Reading - Ten Years After (1990) (LIVE)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: Recorded live in August 1983, but released in 1990.
- Live 1990 - Ten Years After (1992) (LIVE)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Live at The Fillmore East - Ten Years After (2001) (LIVE)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: Recorded live in February 1970.
- Live at The Marquee - Ten Years After ( - ) (LIVE)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: Live video recorded in 1983.
- The Anthology (1967-1971) - Ten Years After ( - )
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Goin´ home - Ten Years After (April 1975)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- London collector - greatest hits - Ten Years After (1977)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- The Classic performances of Ten Years After - Ten Years After (March 1977)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Profile - Ten Years After (1980)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Universal - Ten Years After (1989)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Essential - Ten Years After (1991)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Premium gold collection - Ten Years After (1998)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- The Best of Ten Years After - Ten Years After (2000)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Think about the times - the Chrysalis years 1969-1972 - Ten Years After (2010)
- Members: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: 3CD boxset.
- The Place I love - Splinter (1974)
- Guests: Mel Collins, Mike Kellie, Jim Keltner, Klaus Voormann, Willie Weeks, Gary Wright (RIP: Alvin Lee, Graham Maitland, Billy Preston)
- Producer: (RIP: George Harrison)
- Comments: They were a duo of vocalist: Bill Elliott and Bob Purvis. They were signed to George Harrison label, Dark Horse. Harrison also acted here as producer, as well as playing under pseudonym. This was their first album, backed by: Alvin Lee (guitar), Klaus Voormann (bass), Willie Weeks (bass), Mel Collins (sax), Billy Preston (keyboards), Gary Wright (keyboards), Mike Kellie (drums), Jim Keltner (drums).
- Volume One - Hinkley´s Heroes (1999)
- Members: Mel Collins, John Halsey, Tim Hinkley, Henry McCullough, Poli Palmer, Mick Ralphs, Steve Simpson, Bobby Tench (RIP: Boz Burrell, Mitch Mitchell, Mike Patto)
- Guests: Joe Cocker, Kuma Harada, Neil Hubbard, Zoot Money, Micky Moody, Chrissie Stewart, Stretch (RIP: Alvin Lee, Alan Spenner, Ian Wallace)
- Comments: Good news here! Almost 25 years later, a Hinkley's heroes album has been finally officialy released! It's called Volume one (I hope this means it will be followed by more volumes). The list of musicians appearing here is awesome. Attention to Joe Cocker appearing under the nickname Cow Chocker.
- A Little bit of soul - Tim Hinkley (2002)
- Members: Tim Hinkley, David Hood, Wayne Jackson, Spooner Oldham
- Guests: Charles Rose, Harvey Thompson (RIP: Alvin Lee, Ian Wallace)
- Producer: Dan Penn
- Her mit dem computer - Luky Schrempf Band ( - )
- Guests: Tom Compton (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Isle of Wight - Atlanta Pop Festival - VVAA (1970)
- Guests: Gregg Allman, David Bromberg, Gary Brooker, Chick Churchill, Leonard Cohen, Kris Kristofferson, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons, Leslie West, Johnny Winter (RIP: Miles Davis, Jimi Hendrix, Alvin Lee, B J Wilson)
- Comments: Live album recorded from both Isle of Wight festival and Atlanta Pop Festival. Featuring: Jimi Hendrix, Johnny Winter And, Sly & The Family Stone, Ten Years After, Miles Davis, Kris Kirstofferson, Mountain, The Allman Brothers Band, Poco, Procol Harum, The Chamber Brothers, Cactus, Leonard Cohen and David Bromberg.
- Woodstock - VVAA (1970) (LIVE)
- Guests: Joan Baez, Chick Churchill, Joe Cocker, David Crosby, Roger Daltrey, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons, Country Joe McDonald, Graham Nash, Carlos Santana, John Sebastian, Stephen Stills, Pete Townshend, Neil Young (RIP: Paul Butterfield, John Entwistle, Jimi Hendrix, Alvin Lee, Keith Moon)
- Technical: Eddie Kramer
- Comments: 3LP taken live at the famous festival, held in August 1969. Featuring tracks by: John B Sebastian, Canned Heat, Richie Havens, Country Joe & The Fish, Arlo Guthrie, Sha Na Na, Country Joe McDonald, Joan Baez, Crosby Stills Nash & Young, The Who, Joe Cocker, Santana, Ten Years After, Jefferson Airplane, Sly & The Family Stone, Butterfield Blues Band and Jimi Hendrix.
- Guitar speak - VVAA (1988)
- Guests: Roscoe Beck, Livingstone Brown, Rick Derringer, Peter Haycock, Steve Howe, Steve Hunter, Dean Johnson, Eric Johnson, Jimmy Johnson, Robbie Krieger, Glenn Letsch, Phil Manzanera, Hank Marvin, C P Roth, Michael Sturgis, Leslie West, John Wetton (RIP: Randy California, Ed Cassidy, Bruce Gary, Alvin Lee, Ronnie Montrose)
- Producer: Paul Brown
- Technical: Stephen Marcussen
- Comments: Album featuring new tracks by great guitarists, such as Alvin Lee, Randy California, Eric Johnson, Leslie West, Ronnie Montrose (backed by Glenn Letsch and Dean Johnson), Steve Howe, Phil Manzanera, Rick Derringer, Pete Haycock, Steve Hunter, Hank Marvin and Robbie Krieger.
- Born to ski - VVAA (1991)
- Guests: Jan Akkerman, Stewart Copeland, Michele Graybeal, Steve Hunter, Glenn Letsch (RIP: Alvin Lee, Ronnie Montrose)
- Since my baby hit the numbers / Hambone blues (SINGLE) - Guitar Crusher (1969)
- Guests: Chick Churchill, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons, Terry Noonan, Bud Parkes, Alan Skidmore (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Producer: Mike Vernon
- Comments: Recorded in August 1968.
- The Session - Jerry Lee Lewis (1973)
- Members: (RIP: Jerry Lee Lewis Jr)
- Guests: Andy Bown, Matthew Fisher, Peter Frampton, Karen Friedman, Pete Gavin, Chas Hodges, Kenny Jones, Mick Jones, Mike Kellie, Albert Lee, Brian Parrish, Ray Smith, Gary Taylor, Klaus Voormann, Gary Wright (RIP: Tony Ashton, Delaney Bramlett, Rory Gallagher, Alvin Lee)
- Producer: (RIP: Martin Rushent)
- Comments: "The Killer", Jerry Lee Lewis, backed here with LOTS of great musicians: the much-missed Rory Gallagher, Tony Ashton (keyboards), B.J. Cole (steel guitar), Joe Jammer (guitar), Peter Frampton (guitar), Alvin Lee (guitar), Albert Lee (guitar), Chas Hodges (guitar), John Gustafson (bass), Gary Taylor (bass), Klaus Voorman (bass), Peter Robinson (keyboards), Andy Bown (keyboards), Gary Wright (keyboards), Matthew Fisher (keyboards), Kenny Jones (drums), Mike Kellie (drums), etc.
- Dark horse - George Harrison (December 1974)
- Members: Eric Clapton, Chuck Findley, Robben Ford, Jim Horn, Jim Keltner, Andy Newmark, Emil Richards, Tom Scott, Willie Weeks (RIP: George Harrison, Billy Preston)
- Guests: Max Bennett, Mick Jones, Roger Kellaway, Ringo Starr, Klaus Voormann, Ron Wood, Gary Wright (RIP: John Guerin, Nicky Hopkins, Alvin Lee)
- Peter and the wolf - Jack Lancaster & Robin Lumley (1975)
- Members: Jack Lancaster, Robin Lumley
- Guests: Gary Brooker, Bill Bruford, Phil Collins, Brian Eno, Bernie Frost, John Goodsall, Pete Haywood, Jon Hiseman, Percy Jones, Henry Lowther, Manfred Mann, Dave Markee, Andy Pyle, Chris Spedding, Julie Tippett, Keith Tippett (RIP: Stephane Grappelli, Alvin Lee, Gary Moore, Cozy Powell, Viv Stanshall)
- Comments: Peter and the wolf is based on Prokofiev classical work, but also including original material. Recorded with this all-star lineup: Jack Lancaster (sax, lyricon, clarinet, violin) (role: grandfather) Robin Lumley (keyboards) + Gary Moore (guitar) (role: duck) John Goodsall (guitar, from Brand X) Alvin Lee (guitar, from Ten Years After) Chris Spedding (guitar) (role: duck) Pete Haywood (steel guitar) Percy Jones (bass, from Brand X) Dave Markee (bass) Andy Pyle (bass) Brian Eno (keyboards, from Roxy Music and 801) (role: wolf) Gary Brooker (keyboards) (role: bird) Manfred Mann (keyboards, from his own bands) (role: Peter) Keith Tippett (keyboards) (role: pond) Stephane Grapelli (violin, a jazz legend) (role: cat) Erika Michailenko (chimes) Henry Lowther (trumpet, from Keef Hartley Band) Phil Collins (drums, from Genesis and Brand X) (role: hunter) Cozy Powell (drums) (role: hunter) Bill Bruford (drums) (role: hunter) Jon Hiseman (drums, from Colosseum) (role: hunter) Julie Tippett (vocals) Bernie Frost (vocals) Viv Stanshall (narrator, from Bonzo Dog Band) Every one of the musicians portrayed a role in the story: the duck, the cat, etc. There are different editions of the album in different languages, changing the narrator. By the way, there is even a version in Spanish.
- Anniversary special - Earl Scruggs (1975)
- Members: Randy Scruggs (RIP: Earl Scruggs)
- Guests: Joan Baez, Bonnie Bramlett, David Briggs, Leonard Cohen, Ron Cornelius, Charlie Daniels, Willie Hall, Jim Keltner, Kenny Loggins, Roger McGuinn, Jim Messina, Tracy Nelson, Don Nix, Leon Pendarvis, Reggie Young, Rusty Young (RIP: Kenny Buttrey, Johnny Cash, Dan Fogelberg, Alvin Lee)
- The 20th Anniversary of rock´n´roll - Bo Diddley (1976)
- Members: (RIP: Bo Diddley)
- Guests: Carmine Appice, Elvin Bishop, Tim Bogert, Joe Cocker, Ernie Hayes, Billy Joel, Corky Laing, Albert Lee, Roger McGuinn, Daniel Moore, Matthew Moore, Ted Neeley, Leslie West (RIP: Alvin Lee, Keith Moon)
- Bullinamingvase - Roy Harper (1977)
- Members: Steve Broughton, Dave Cochran, Herbie Flowers, John Halsey, Roy Harper, Dave Lawson, Henry McCullough, Andy Roberts (RIP: Ronnie Lane)
- Guests: B J Cole, Percy Jones, Skaila Kanga, Paul McCartney, Max Middleton (RIP: Alvin Lee, Jimmy McCulloch)
- Comments: Cult guitarist and singer, he usually has magnificent musicians willing to play in his albums. In Bullinamingvase, we can find then-current and former members of the Wings group (with Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney, Jimmy McCulloch and Henry McCullough), plus Alvin Lee, B.J. Cole, the superb Percy Jones (bass, from Brand X), Ronnie Lane (from Faces, and then with his own band Slim Chance), Dave Lawson (from Greenslade), Max Middleton (keyboards), Herbie Flowers (bass), Steve Broughton (guitar, keyboards), John Halsey (drums), Andy Roberts (guitar).
- One of those days in England - Roy Harper (1977)
- Members: Steve Broughton, Dave Cochran, Herbie Flowers, John Halsey, Roy Harper, Dave Lawson, Henry McCullough, Andy Roberts (RIP: Ronnie Lane)
- Guests: B J Cole, Percy Jones, Paul McCartney, Max Middleton (RIP: Alvin Lee, Linda McCartney, Jimmy McCulloch)
- Producer: John Leckie
- One of the boys - Roger Daltrey (June 1977)
- Members: Roger Daltrey (RIP: John Entwistle)
- Guests: Rod Argent, Eric Clapton, Andy Fairweather Low, Jimmy Jewell, Phil Kenzie, Paul Keogh, Hank Marvin, Brian Odgers, John Perry, Tony Rivers, Stuart Tosh (RIP: Stu Calver, Alvin Lee, Jimmy McCulloch, Mick Ronson)
- Comments: This was the 3rd album from The Who singer. With important guests: Rod Argent (keyboards), Paul Keogh (guitar), Hank Marvin (guitar, from The Shadows), Mick Ronson (guitar), Alvin Lee (guitar), Eric Clapton, John Entwistle (bass), Phil Kenzie (sax, later in Rod Stewart band), Jimmy Jewell (sax), and Stuart Tosh (drums).
- Superjammin´ - Earl Scruggs (1984)
- Members: Randy Scruggs (RIP: Earl Scruggs)
- Guests: Joan Baez, Bonnie Bramlett, David Briggs, Ron Cornelius, Charlie Daniels, Jerry Eubanks, Willie Hall, Teddy Irwin, Billy Joel, John Shane Keister, Jim Keltner, Mylon LeFevre, Kenny Loggins, Roger McGuinn, Jim Messina, Leon Pendarvis, Reggie Young, Rusty Young (RIP: Kenny Buttrey, Johnny Cash, Pete Drake, Dan Fogelberg, Waylon Jennings, Alvin Lee)
- Techno-prisoners - Roger Chapman (1987)
- Members: Roger Chapman, Tim Hinkley, Poli Palmer, Nick Pentelow, Steve Simpson, Henry Spinetti, Geoff Whitehorn (RIP: Boz Burrell)
- Guests: (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: Techno-prisoners was released in 1986, and Steve is playing again with Roger (he missed the album Zipper). Recorded with Geoff Whitehorn (guitar), Boz Burrell (bass), Tim Hinkley (keyboards), Nick Pentelow (sax), Poli Palmer (keyboards), Henry Spinetti (drums), guest appearance by Alvin Lee (guitar, from Ten Years After), and Rob & Ferdi Bolland (also acting as producers), Jan Hollestelle (bass), Shell Schellekens (drums), Gerbarand Westveen (sax).
- Walking the cat - Roger Chapman (1989)
- Members: Roger Chapman, Mark Feltham, Tim Hinkley, Micky Moody, Nick Pentelow, Steve Simpson, Bobby Tench
- Guests: Joe Hubbard, Mick Rogers, Jeff Seopardie (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: Walking the cat was released in 1989, and it features Steve Simpson (guitar), Micky Moody (guitar), Bobby Tench (guitar, vocals), Tim Hinkley (keyboards), Mick Rogers (guitar, from Aviator, Manfred Mann Earth Band and Greenslade), Alvin Lee (guitar, from Ten Years After), Mark Feltham (harmonica, from Nine Below Zero and Box of Frogs), Nick Pentelow (sax), Jeff Seopardie (drums). The album contains a song written by Steve, the fantastic 'Jivin''.
- Since I fell for you (SINGLE) - Johnny Diesel & The Injectors (1989) (LIVE)
- Guests: (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: Single with some live tracks, one of them featuring Alvin Lee guesting on guitar.
- Diamond days - The Outfield (1990)
- Guests: (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Liebe - Peter Maffay (1991)
- Members: Carl Carlton, Frank Diez, Bertram Engel, Colin Hodgkinson, Jean-Jacques Kravetz
- Guests: Lisa Germano, Nick Payn, Bobby Stern (RIP: Clarence Clemons, Alvin Lee)
- Comments: This German singer is very famous in his country. Colin usually plays in his albums, as well as being part of his live band from time to time. This album is called Liebe, but it appears as 38317 (it stands for Liebe written in reverse). Liebe 'stable' musicians include: Carl Carlton (guitar), Frank Diez (guitar), Andy Becker (guitar), Colin Hodgkinson (bass), Jean-Jacques Kravetz (keyboards), Bertram Engel (drums, keyboards), plus collaborations by Alvin Lee (guitar, from Ten Years After, he also co-writes a song), Clarence Clemmons (sax, from E. Street Band), Bobby Stern (sax), and Lisa Germano (violin, usually in John Cougar band), Nick Payn (harmonica), Detlef Peterson (accordion), Pascal Kravetz (backing vocals), The Stylus Horns. There's a song co-written by Frank Diez, Colin and Peter Maffay, 'Funken machen feuer'.
- Maldita sea mi suerte - Los Suaves (1991)
- Members: Alberto Cereijo
- Guests: Juan Cerro, Eduardo Pinilla, Jeronimo Ramiro, Carlos Raya (RIP: Ollie Halsall, Alvin Lee)
- Comments: Los Suaves are one of the most loved rock bands in Spain. This double album, Maldita sea mi suerte was recorded in March and April 1991. There is a track, ´La noche se muere´ where the band invited up to 12 guitarists, where they play endless guitar solos (the song is as long as 19:38). An absolute delight for guitar lovers. Most of the guitarists are among the best ones in Spain (Carlos Raya, Eduardo Pinilla, Jeronimo Ramiro, Paco Ventura, Juan Cerro - not to forget Los Suaves´ own lead guitarist, the supreme Alberto Cereijo), plus two international stars: Alvin Lee and Ollie Halsall. All the guitarists played together in the studio, no overdubs one by one.
- My opinion: Fantastic album, and my favourite song can´t be other than ´La noche se muere´. I just can´t have enough of it.
- The Taiga symphony - Valeria (1991)
- Guests: Paul Carrack, Mel Collins, Phil Palmer, Andy Pask (RIP: J J Belle, Alvin Lee)
- Waiting in the wings - Chris Farlowe (1992)
- Members: Doreen Chanter, Irene Chanter, Chris Farlowe, Kuma Harada, Tim Hinkley, Albert Lee, Micky Moody, Charlie Morgan, Phil Palmer
- Guests: Sam Brown, Clem Clempson, Leo Lyons, Andy Nye, Jeff Seopardie, Geoff Whitehorn (RIP: Vicki Brown, Boz Burrell, Alvin Lee)
- Comments: Fantastic singer, he is backed in Waiting in the wings with a impressive list of musicians and friends, like Alvin Lee & Leo Lyons (from Ten Years After), Micky Moody (guitar), Tim Hinkley (keyboards, also producing), Geoff Whitehorn (guitar), Albert Lee (guitar), Clem Clempson (guitar), Phil Palmer (guitar), Boz Burrell (bass), Charlie Morgan (drums), and backing vocals by Vicky Brown, Sam Brown, Irene Chanter & Doreen Chanter. The album was recorded during 1990 and 1991. Ah, the Spanish version is a bit different: the title was Farlowe, and it has a different song, plus two different takes.
- Rockeye - The Outfield (1992)
- Guests: (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Under no obligation - Roger Chapman (March 1992)
- Members: Gina Brown, Roger Chapman, Ian Gibbons, Debbie Sharp, Steve Simpson, Peter Stroud, Mick Weaver, Geoff Whitehorn, Laurie Wisefield
- Guests: George Chandler, Judy Cheeks, Bob Jenkins, Mike Paice, Juliet Roberts, Pete Wingfield (RIP: Andy Brown, Alvin Lee)
- Producer: Bob Ross, Mike Vernon
- Comments: After four years out of Roger Chapman's band, Geoff Whitehorn played with him again in this album: Geoff Whitehorn (guitar), Steve Simpson (guitar), Laurie Wisefield (guitar), Alvin Lee (guitar), Peter Stroud (bass, later in Peter Green's Splinter Group), Andy Brown (bass), Mick Weaver (keyboards), Pete Wingfield (keyboards), Ian Gibbons (keyboards), Mike Paice (sax), Bob Jenkins (drums). Produced by Mike Vernon.
- Time marches on - Kevin Brown (1993)
- Members: Kevin Brown
- Guests: John ´Rabbit´ Bundrick, Paul Carrack, Andy Clark, Clem Clempson, Laurence Cottle, Clive Deamer, Mickey Feat, Mo Foster, Kuma Harada, Luis Jardim, Brett Morgan, Charlie Morgan, Paul Riley, Jerry Soffe, Henry Spinetti, Pete Thomas, Neal Wilkinson (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: He's a very good slide guitarist. This album was supposed to be his 3rd, as it was recorded in 1992, but shelved. Now, it has been finally released with 3 bonus tracks. It features great musicians: : Clem Clempson (guitar), Adrian Utley (guitar), Laurence Cottle (bass), Mo Foster (bass), Mickey Feat (bass), Kuma Harada (bass), Paul Riley (bass), Paul Carrack (keyboards, vocals), Simon Clarke (keyboards), John 'Rabbit' Bundrick (keyboards), Alvin Lee, Louis Jardim (percussion), Henry Spinetti (drums), Clive Deamer (drums, from Portishead), Charlie Morgan (drums), Pete Thomas (drums), Neil Wilkinson (drums).
- Real live - Hank Davison & Friends (1995) (LIVE)
- Guests: Glenn Hughes, Leo Lyons, Mark Price (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Java project - Rik Meyer (1996)
- Guests: (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- And they walked away - The Bandits (2003)
- Guests: (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Producer: Chris Kimsey
- Comments: Japanese CD edition contains 1 bonus track.
- The Flying Pigs - The Flying Pigs (2003)
- Guests: (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Naked - Benjamin Zephaniah (May 2006)
- Guests: Dennis Bovell, Mike Cahen, Howard Jones, Phil Palmer, Jean Roussel, Jamie West Oram (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Producer: Trevor Morais
- Technical: Tony Cousins
- Palmystery - Victor Wooten (April 2008)
- Members: Victor Wooten
- Guests: Richard Bona, Dennis Chambers, Barry Green, William Kennedy, Mike Stern, Derico Watson (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Technical: Steve Bailey
- Comments: Recorded in 2004 and 2007.
- Hide go seek - Roger Chapman (2009)
- Members: Roger Chapman, Jim Cregan, Ian Gibbons, Anthony Glynne, Andy Hamilton, Tim Hinkley, John Lingwood, Micky Moody, Steve Simpson, Henry Spinetti, Peter Stroud, Bobby Tench, Gary Twigg, Mick Weaver, Geoff Whitehorn, Laurie Wisefield (RIP: Boz Burrell)
- Guests: Joe Hubbard, Bob Jenkins, Jamie Moses, Tony O´Malley, Jeff Seopardie, Pete Wingfield (RIP: Alvin Lee)
- Comments: 2CD, a collection of rarities and alternative takes.
- All killer no filler - anthology - Jerry Lee Lewis (May 1993)
- Members: (RIP: Buddy Harman)
- Guests: John Allen, John Bahler, Brenton Banks, Hal Blaine, Harold Bradley, Paul Cannon, Jerry Carrigan, Steve Chapman, Steve Cropper, John Duke, Ray Edenton, Stan Farber, Matthew Fisher, Pete Gavin, Carl Gorodetzky, Lloyd Green, Jim Haas, Jack Hale, Ron Hicklin, Chas Hodges, Ginger Holladay, Mary Holladay, Jim Isbell, Wayne Jackson, Kenny Jones, Mike Kellie, Jerry Kennedy, Sheldon Kurland, Albert Lee, Mike Leech, Tim May, Charlie McCoy, Bob Moore, Scotty Moore, Weldon Myrick, Charles Owens, June Page, Dave Parlato, Brian Parrish, Ray Phillips, Billy Puett, Hargus Pig Robbins, Dale Sellers, Pete Shannon, Jerry Shook, Ray Smith, Klaus Voormann, Bergen White, Hurshel Wiginton, Gary Wright, Chip Young (RIP: Tony Ashton, Kenny Buttrey, Fred Carter Jr, Pete Drake, Donald ´Duck´ Dunn, Hoyt Hawkins, Al Jackson, Dave Kirby, Alvin Lee, Ed Logan, Andrew Love, Neal Matthews Jr, James Mitchell, Louis Nunley, Billy Lee Riley, Billy Strange, Bobby Thompson, Mack Vickery, Joe Zinkan)
- Producer: Bones Howe (RIP: Huey P Meaux, Sam Phillips, Shelby Singleton)
- Technical: Bill Inglot, Ken Perry
- Martyrs & madmen: the best of Roger Daltrey - Roger Daltrey (July 1997)
- Members: Russ Ballard, Mark Brzezicki, John ´Rabbit´ Bundrick, Tony Butler, Clem Clempson, Roger Daltrey, Stuart Elliott, Gary Grainger, Billy Nicholls, Alan Shacklock, John Siegler, Mark Williamson (RIP: John Entwistle)
- Guests: Rod Argent, Tony Beard, Tony Carr, B J Cole, Martin Ditcham, Herbie Flowers, Ken Freeman, Mickey Gallagher, Nick Glennie-Smith, Steve Gray, Bob Henrit, Ricky Hitchcock, Jimmy Jewell, Kenny Jones, Phil Kenzie, Paul Keogh, Paul Korda, Dave Markee, Hank Marvin, Dave Mattacks, Annie McCaig, Robbie McIntosh, Del Newman, Brian Odgers, Jo Partridge, John Payne, John Perry, Frank Ricotti, Tony Rivers, Allan Schwartzberg, Chris Spedding, Stuart Tosh, Pete Townshend, John Van Tongeren, Bruce Watson, Dave Wintour (RIP: Ron Aspery, Michael Brecker, Stu Calver, Alvin Lee, Jimmy McCulloch, Tony Meehan)
- Producer: Jeff Wayne (RIP: Adam Faith)
- Technical: Jon Astley, Richard Dodd, Alan Douglas, Dan Hersch, Bill Inglot, Nigel Walker
- Hats off - Roy Harper (June 2001)
- Members: Steve Broughton, Bill Bruford, Dave Cochran, Tony Franklin, Nik Green, John Halsey, Nick Harper, Roy Harper, Dave Lawson, Jimmy Page, Chris Spedding (RIP: David Bedford, Ronnie Lane)
- Guests: Laurie Allan, Steve Barnard, Tony Levin, Paul McCartney (RIP: Alvin Lee, Linda McCartney)
- Technical: Haydn Bendall, John Leckie, Ron McMaster, Alan Parsons
- Moonlighting: the anthology - Roger Daltrey (December 2004)
- Members: Russ Ballard, Mark Brzezicki, John ´Rabbit´ Bundrick, Tony Butler, Jon Carin, Clem Clempson, Roger Daltrey, Stuart Elliott, Gary Grainger, Jody Linscott, Billy Nicholls, Pino Palladino, Phil Palmer, Simon Phillips, Alan Shacklock, John Siegler, Frank Simes, Zak Starkey, Simon Townshend, Cleveland Watkiss, Mark Williamson (RIP: John Entwistle, Jimmy McCulloch)
- Guests: Rob Alter, Dave Arbus, Rod Argent, Gary Barnacle, Tony Beard, Peter Beckett, Ricky Byrd, Martin Chambers, B J Cole, Stewart Copeland, Martin Ditcham, Spike Edney, Lance Ellington, Andy Fairweather Low, Morgan Fisher, Herbie Flowers, Stewart Francis, Ken Freeman, Mickey Gallagher, Art Garfunkel, Nick Glennie-Smith, Bob Henrit, Ricky Hitchcock, Brie Howard, Jimmy Jewell, Kenny Jones, David Katz, Phil Kenzie, Paul Keogh, Rob Ladd, Julian Lennon, Dave Markee, Hank Marvin, Dave Mattacks, Nicko McBrain, Annie McCaig, Robbie McIntosh, Robert Medici, Del Newman, peter Noone, Brian Odgers, Carl Palmer, Jo Partridge, John Payne, Thommy Price, Cliff Richard, Frank Ricotti, Jimmy Roberts, Allan Schwartzberg, Chris Spedding, Dave Stewart, Miriam Stockley, Roger Taylor, Mike Thorn, David Tofani, Stuart Tosh, Pete Townshend, John Van Tongeren, Bruce Watson, Norman Watt-Roy, Dave Wintour, Vinnie Zummo (RIP: Ron Aspery, Michael Brecker, Alvin Lee, Cozy Powell, Mick Ronson, Shaun Solomon)
- Producers archives volume 2 1965-1984 - Mike Hurst (January 2005)
- Guests: Jimmy Page, Barry St John, Shakin´ Stevens, Gary Wilson (RIP: Alvin Lee, Lena Zavaroni)
- Comments: Compilation of tracks produced by Mike Hurst, featuring: Bruce Woolley & The Camera Club, Fumble, Human Instinct, Lena Zavaroni, Barry St John, Shakin´ Stevens, Gary Wilson Band, Sam Fox, Truly Smith, Jonas (with Alvin Lee) or the own Mike Hurst (with Jimmy Page).
- Gold - Roger Daltrey (October 2006)
- Members: Russ Ballard, Mark Brzezicki, John ´Rabbit´ Bundrick, Tony Butler, Jon Carin, Clem Clempson, Roger Daltrey, Stuart Elliott, Gary Grainger, Jody Linscott, Billy Nicholls, Pino Palladino, Phil Palmer, Simon Phillips, Alan Shacklock, John Siegler, Frank Simes, Zak Starkey, Simon Townshend, Cleveland Watkiss, Mark Williamson (RIP: John Entwistle)
- Guests: Rob Alter, Dave Arbus, Rod Argent, Gary Barnacle, Tony Beard, Peter Beckett, Ricky Byrd, Martin Chambers, B J Cole, Stewart Copeland, Martin Ditcham, Spike Edney, Lance Ellington, Andy Fairweather Low, Morgan Fisher, Herbie Flowers, Ken Freeman, Mickey Gallagher, Art Garfunkel, Nick Glennie-Smith, Bob Henrit, Ricky Hitchcock, Brie Howard, Jimmy Jewell, Kenny Jones, David Katz, Phil Kenzie, Paul Keogh, Rob Ladd, Julian Lennon, Dave Markee, Hank Marvin, Dave Mattacks, Annie McCaig, Robbie McIntosh, Robert Medici, Del Newman, Peter Noone, Brian Odgers, Carl Palmer, Jo Partridge, John Payne, Thommy Price, Cliff Richard, Frank Ricotti, Jimmy Roberts, Allan Schwartzberg, Chris Spedding, Miriam Stockley, Roger Taylor, Mike Thorn, David Tofani, Stuart Tosh, Pete Townshend, John Van Tongeren, Bruce Watson, Norman Watt-Roy, Dave Wintour, Vinnie Zummo (RIP: Ron Aspery, Michael Brecker, Alvin Lee, Jimmy McCulloch, Cozy Powell, Mick Ronson, Shaun Solomon)
QUESTIONS:
01. Did Alvin play in any album by the band Clouds?
02. Was The Gits a real band, or just a name for a gathering of friends? They were Alvin Lee with Tim Hinkley, Boz Burrell and Ian Wallace.
03. Did The Jaybirds release two more singles?
RELATED WEBSITE LINKS: 20
Official site(s) - tell them you saw the link here:
From the always interesting Alex's Picks (by Alex Gitlin), we have:
From the superb site Knights in Blue Denim: The British Blues Scene '68 - '70 (by Christer Fridhammar & Vanja), we have:
- Ten Years After
- Tim Hinkley
- Eric Burdon
- The Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation
- Hinkley´s Heroes
- Roger Chapman
- Chris Farlowe
From the great site DME (by Dmitri Epstein), we have fantastic interviews:
From the comprehensive Rockpalast site (by Michael Marsch), we have:
From the fantastic The British Sound blog (by Bruno Ceriotti), we have rock family trees about:
Wikipedia doesn´t want to include links to this website, but I won´t do the same with them. So, from the great Wikipedia, we have:
Assorted links:
- Chris Farlowe page (by Tapani Taka)
- Chris Farlowe website (by Alex Gitlin)
RELATED VIDEO LINKS: 34
Disclaimer: I don´t own or upload any of the videos linked here. I just include links to live videos that are already available, in order to show the work of this musician. Anyway, if someone feels that some link shouldn't be included, please write me at the email address shown below. And if you know of more videos featuring Alvin Lee, please, also write me with the link.
- Ten Years After - I´m Going Home Ten Years After live. (Resolution: 480)
- Ten Years After - I´d Love To Change The World Ten Years After rare footage. (Resolution: 240)
- Ten Years After - Spoonful Ten Years After live on French TV in 1968. (Resolution: 360)
- Ten Years After - I Can´t Keep From Crying Sometimes Ten Years After live in 1969. (Resolution: 480)
- Ten Years After - Woke Up This Morning Ten Years After live in 1969. (Resolution: 480)
- Ten Years After - I´m Going Home Ten Years After memorable gig at Woodstock Festival in August 1969. (Resolution: 1080) (HQ)
- Ten Years After - Hey Mama (& others) Ten Years After live on TV in March 1969. (Resolution: 480)
- Ten Years After - Bad Scene Ten Years After live on TV in 1969 (Resolution: 360)
- Ten Years After - Good Morning Little Schoolgirl Ten Years After live on Beat Club in German TV. (Resolution: 480)
- Alvin Lee & Mylon LeFevre - Rockin´ Til The Sun Goes Down Alvin Lee live in 1973. (Resolution: 240)
- Alvin Lee & Mylon LeFevre - The World Is Changing Alvin Lee live in 1973. (Resolution: 240)
- Alvin Lee & Mylon LeFevre - Carry My Load Alvin Lee live in 1973. (Resolution: 240)
- Alvin Lee - Time And Space Alvin Lee promo video from 1975. (Resolution: 240)
- Alvin Lee - Truckin´ Down The Other Way Alvin Lee promo video from 1975. (Resolution: 240)
- Alvin Lee - Time And Space Alvin Lee promo video from 1975. (Resolution: 240)
- Alvin Lee - One More Chance Alvin Lee promo video from 1975. (Resolution: 240)
- Ten Years After - I Can´t Keep From Crying Sometimes Ten Years After live in 1975. (Resolution: 360)
- Ten Years After - Concert Ten Years After concert in 1975 (Resolution: 480)
- Alvin Lee - Help Me Alvin Lee live with Ten Years Later in September 1978. (Resolution: 480)
- Alvin Lee - I´m Going Home Alvin Lee live with Ten Years Later in 1978. (Resolution: 360)
- Alvin Lee - I´m Going Home Alvin Lee live with Ten Years Later in 1978. (Resolution: 480)
- Alvin Lee - Gonna Turn You On Alvin Lee live with Ten Years Later in September 1978. (Resolution: 480)
- Ten Years After - Concert Ten Years After concert in 1983 at The Marquee (Resolution: 480)
- Night Of The Guitar - Ain´t Nothin´ Shakin´ Alvin Lee on a Night Of The Guitar concert in 1988 (Resolution: 480)
- Night Of The Guitar - No Limit Alvin Lee on a Night Of The Guitar concert in 1988 (Resolution: 360)
- Night Of The Guitar - Rock & Roll Medley Alvin Lee on a Night Of The Guitar concert in 1989 (Resolution: 720) (HQ)
- Alvin Lee - Jenny Jenny Alvin Lee promo video from 1992. (Resolution: 240)
- Alvin Lee - Keep On Rocking - I Hear You Knockin´ - I´m Going Home Alvin Lee live in Danish TV in 1994. (Resolution: 480)
- Alvin Lee - Slow Blues In C Alvin Lee live in 1994, probably with Nine Below Zero. (Resolution: 360)
- Alvin Lee - Medley Alvin Lee live in 1995. (Resolution: 360)
- Alvin Lee - Love Like A Man Alvin Lee live in 1995. (Resolution: 360)
- Alvin Lee - I´m Going Home Alvin Lee live in 1995. (Resolution: 360)
- Alvin Lee - Hear Me Calling Alvin Lee live in September 2010. (Resolution: 480)
- Alvin Lee - I´m Going Home Alvin Lee live in 2012. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Chick Churchill, Alvin Lee, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons.
Featuring: Chick Churchill, Alvin Lee, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons.
Featuring: Chick Churchill, Alvin Lee, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons.
Featuring: Chick Churchill, Alvin Lee, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons.
Featuring: Chick Churchill, Alvin Lee, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons.
Featuring: Chick Churchill, Alvin Lee, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons.
Featuring: Chick Churchill, Alvin Lee, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons.
Featuring: Chick Churchill, Alvin Lee, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons.
Featuring: Chick Churchill, Alvin Lee, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons.
Featuring: Boz Burrell, Jim Capaldi, Tim Hinkley, Alvin Lee, Mylon LeFevre, Mike Patto, Ian Wallace, Steve Winwood.
Featuring: Boz Burrell, Jim Capaldi, Tim Hinkley, Alvin Lee, Mylon LeFevre, Mike Patto, Ian Wallace, Steve Winwood.
Featuring: Boz Burrell, Jim Capaldi, Tim Hinkley, Alvin Lee, Mylon LeFevre, Mike Patto, Ian Wallace, Steve Winwood.
Featuring: Alvin Lee.
Featuring: Alvin Lee.
Featuring: Alvin Lee.
Featuring: Alvin Lee.
Featuring: Chick Churchill, Alvin Lee, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons.
Featuring: Chick Churchill, Alvin Lee, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons.
Featuring: Tom Compton, Mick Hawksworth, Alvin Lee.
Featuring: Tom Compton, Mick Hawksworth, Alvin Lee.
Featuring: Tom Compton, Mick Hawksworth, Alvin Lee.
Featuring: Tom Compton, Mick Hawksworth, Alvin Lee.
Featuring: Chick Churchill, Alvin Lee, Ric Lee, Leo Lyons.
Featuring: Alvin Lee. Rest of the band unknown to me.
Featuring: Alvin Lee. Rest of the band unknown to me.
Featuring: Randy California, Stewart Copeland, Steve Howe, Steve Hunter, Alvin Lee, Ted Turner, Leslie West. Rest of the band unknown to me.
Featuring: Clarence Clemons, Steve Gould, Steve Grant, Alvin Lee, Alan Young.
Featuring: Alvin Lee. Rest of the band (probaby Steve Gould, Steve Grant & Alan Young) unknown to me.
Featuring: Alvin Lee. Rest of the band (probably Alan Glen & Gerry McAvoy & Brendan O´Neill) unknown to me.
Featuring: Alvin Lee. Rest of the band (probaby Steve Grant & Alan Young) unknown to me.
Featuring: Alvin Lee. Rest of the band (probaby Steve Grant & Alan Young) unknown to me.
Featuring: Steve Gould, Alvin Lee. Rest of the band (probaby Steve Grant & Alan Young) unknown to me.
Featuring: Alvin Lee. Rest of the band unknown to me.
Featuring: Alvin Lee. Rest of the band unknown to me.
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RELATED MUSICIANS:
Alvin Lee mostly worked with these musicians: (name + number of credits)
Leo Lyons (37)
Chick Churchill (32)
Ric Lee (32)
Tim Hinkley (17)
Steve Gould (8)
George Harrison (8)
Ian Wallace (8)
Boz Burrell (7)
Mel Collins (7)
Steve Grant (6)
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