Ten Years After/Ca, USA 1970

From the 1970 US tour, the performance at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles on March 21st was recorded as a soundboard sound source from the broadcast master. Although there are some cuts, the overall sound is stable and well-balanced from beginning to end, and Alvin Lee's machine gun guitar is amazing, and the entire album explodes with tremendous force. And, with phrases that included plenty of jazz scales, they produced a series of divine plays that were hard to believe to be from the 1970s. And since the band itself was about to release their album "Cricklewood Green," which was a success in terms of sales, they put on an impressive performance that included Chick Churchill's tricky ad-lib playing. Furthermore, as bonus tracks, "Going Home" from another source and "Somebody Calling Me", which is not included in the main story, are additionally recorded from the high-quality audience master. 01. Introduction/02. Love Like A Man/03. Good Morning Little School Girl/04. Working On The Road/05. Spider In My Web/06. 50.000 Miles/eneath My Brain/07. I'm Going Home/ 08. Help Me/09. I'm Going Home (another soundboard recording)/10. Somebody Calling Me (audience recording) [Live At Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles CA,USA, March 21st 1970 : soundboard recording] Alvin Lee (Guitar & Vocal) / Leo Lyons (Bass) / Ric Lee (Drums) / Chick Churchill (Keyboard)