Morming Ed. Ten Years After is one of my favorite bands. I discovered them by the album Rock and Roll Music to The World😊

Hey Ed! Checking out your previous videos and the thumbnail for this got my attention right away. I am a big TYA fan, have their entire discography, and was lucky enough to see them 3 times. It's a good album, but their best would be 'A Space in Time', 'Recorded Live', and 'Rock & Roll Music to the World', but that's just my opinion. Cheers!

Hey Ed. I just got back into TYA in the last couple of years. I’m picking up their Deram years, and Watt is one of the few I don’t have. They really shot up to stardom after the film Woodstock was released. British blues is not for everyone, but you might want to check out early Savoy Brown. Cheers.

Hello. A few points that you may find to be of interest: • it’s pronounced Dee-Ram • not that Graham Nash but an English photographer of the same name • the guitar sound effect on I Say Yeah was one of the very first recorded uses of the Talkbox (sometimes called The Bag), later popularised by Peter Frampton • The Band With No Name is clearly meant to sound like a spaghetti western theme tune, inspired by the movies in which Clint Eastwood was The Man With No Name • it was their sixth album, not their fifth • it was recorded in September 1970, and Sweet Little Sixteen was played at the Isle Of Wight festival in late August 1970, so clearly wasn’t released in March of 1970. Their previous album - Cricklewood Green - hadn’t even been released by March 1970 • fed up of being asked in interviews ‘Ten Years After … what?’ the title of Watt was the band having a bit of a joke about it

Hi Ed - I have to admit that I know absolutely nothing about Ten Yeas After. I am not even sure I know the track you referenced at the beginning of the video. This was new to me too. I may have to stream some . . .