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Song Listing

Disc 1

Song Title

1. Rock And Roll Music To The World ~ Ten Years After

2. I'd Love To Change The World ~ Ten Years After

3. I'm Going Home (live) ~ Ten Years After

4. Choo Choo Mama ~ Ten Years After

5. Tomorrow I'll Be Out Of Town ~ Ten Years After

6. I Woke Up This Morning ~ Ten Years After

7. Me And My Baby ~ Ten Years After

8. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl (live) ~ Ten Years After

9. Goin' Back To Birmingham ~ Ten Years After

10. 50,000 Miles Beneath My Brain ~ Ten Years After

11. Sweet Little Sixteen ~ Ten Years After

12. I'm Coming On ~ Ten Years After

13. Love Like A Man ~ Ten Years After

14. Baby Won't You Let Me Rock N' Roll You ~ Ten Years After

Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
	Producers: Chris Wright, Alvin Lee, Ten Years After.
	This isn't for Ten Years After completists, but as greatest hits packages go, it's hard to argue with it. It strikes a nice balance between the band's blues-rock roots stuff and its more psychedelic studio work.
	Of the former, there's a wonderful and exceptionally mush-mouthed live version (from where and when isn't specified) of their Woodstock showstopper "I'm Goin' Home," as well as a similarly definitive run through of "Good Morning Little School Girl." Representing the latter is their FM hit "I'd Love to Change the World," and the splendidly titled drug inspired anthem "50,000 Miles Beneath My Brain "(eat your hearts out, Amboy Dukes).

Compilation Appearances

	Woodstock: Music from the Original Soundtrack & More (Remastered)
	Gold:Classic Rock

Technical Info

	Release Date : 10/01/1992
	Original Release Date : 1991
	Catalog ID : CDP 3218572
	Label : Chrysalis Records
	Number of Discs : 1
	Studio/Live : Mixed
	Mono/Stereo : Stereo
	SPAR Code : n/a
	UPC : 00094632185723

Professional Reviews

Q (12/92, p.154)
- 3 Stars - Good - "...most of the 14 tracks endure the test of time surprisingly well, [vocalist/guitarist] Lee effortlessly turning out riffs so deep they could withstand snowploughs and singing the blues with absolute conviction and credibility..."