LOVE IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Ten Years After - I'd Love To Change The World REACTION
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Amber, you are so sweet and smart!😊 I'm so happy that you're really getting to understand what really was happening during the 60's and 70's. It IS important for your generation to know this history. Especially with the way things are right now. Your generation needs to take the torch now, and carry the message of peace and love into the future!!☮❤💛💚 Love ya, girl!!😘
Jay & Amber really hit it on the head. Thank you for acknowledging that the 60/70's generation changed the world. What Alvin Lee is singing about came to pass, nobody was saying this out loud until then. It sounds so simple and true and easy to understand to you, but at the time just singing this was revolutionary.
I concur.
100% agree! You two are torchbearers for the past! The music, the stories, the history. As you discover more of this, you discover more of yourselves and grow. Thank you for having such an open mind and loving the music!
I couldn't have said it better myself. I grew up on all ther classic rock which is gone forever.
-#cheers-- !-
This band was just incredible. The drums, the bass, Alvin Lee making that guitar sing…this whole album is so great. Let The Sky Fall from this album is another favorite y’all should check out. Anything off this album really. 💚💯
I heard this song on the radio today! I’m a 70 year old Ten Years After fan who seen them in Germany in 1972 when I was serving my country.
I totally agree.
Absolutely, this entire album is FANTASTIC!!!
Check out " boogie on" will lose your mind(17 min masterpiece)
Extra points, Jay, for correct use of the word groovy! :) This song is amazing when you stop to really listen. Alvin Lee said in an interview that the chorus was a serious statement. He didn't want to take a political position and in his words "almost didn't put the song forward" as a result. He knew he wasn't smart enough to solve all the worlds problems so it's up to us all to do it. This song has it all, great guitar work, great musicality, an important social statement, and it's got a great groove!
My husband and I are Baby Boomers. We grew up in times of wars, revolutions, assinations and the music of the times was there to help us deal with the pain and help us reflect on how we could bring peace and love in the middle of it all.
Boundaries were changed and the music helped to make that happen and move forward with change.
Definitely an unforgettable part of our lives..we lived through it all.
People like you 2 learning, through music, about what we went through will keep us alive after we're gone.
I saw 10 Years After three times, just an astounding live band and Alvin Lee was a pure genius in his level of playing. ✌️
WOW! Livin Large
I saw them twice, once in their heyday around 74 or so in a big arena, then saw them in a large bar when they did a reunion tour in the early 90s, I was close for that one. Also saw Alvin Lee twice on solo tours in the 80s, he was scorching hot all 4 times I was blessed to see him. Great times!
Wow.
Rock, psychedelia, blues all wonderfully meshed together in such a classic
Alvin was a monster guitar player and the whole band was excellent. 1971 - I was a junior in high school and like almost everyone my age, were giant fans of Alvin. He was dubbed "the fastest guitar in the West", and there was no questioning that! Sadly, he died 10 years ago, and us old fan really miss getting new stuff from him.
I didn't appreciate the gorgeous guitar work in this song back in the 70s...I sure do now!
John Bonham once threw water on Alvin on stage. Zep was watching him on awe and figured he better cool him off or Zep wouldn't be welcomed on stage
Alvin is NOT DEAD! I'm seeing him live in 1 week in Phoenix
Alvin passed in 2013… are you thinking of Albert Lee? Another awesome guitarist
I got a hold of some of that stuff Stuart is smoking and now I am going to a concert next month with Freddy Mercury on vocals, John Bonham on drums, Chris Squire on Bass and Jimi Hendrix on guitar. With special appearances by Keith Moon and Neil Peart!!
I"m 69 years old today, and I love you guys and your exploration into my generations music
I'll second that . Alvin Lee,, Turned 69 last Jan.
This song applies today more than ever.
Written by their singer/guitarist Alvin Lee. Their "Love Like a Man" was a hit in Europe.
edit - Jay & Amber, Congratulations on 400K Subscribers!!!! Very well deserved ❤❤
Yes, Alvin Lee, fantastic! Glad you saw 400,000, almost missed it. Congrats Jay and Amber! So cool!
alvin lee is totally underrated.
Congratulations Jay and Amber!
Cricklewood Green. Another fantastic album by them. Great track. 💯💚🎶
Great and often forgotten Classic Rock band. I only own their greatest hits and love it. Brilliant guitar work. I heard it on FM radio all of the time.
The sentiment, "I'd love to change the world but I don't what to do, so I leave it up to you" is why we have so many problems in our world. Everyone expects others to do the work to change the world when it takes everyone who cares.
The lyrics ring so very true though it was 50 years ago. So glad you played it and it’s getting recognition ☮️
except the "dykes and fairies" part. So not PC these days.
Most of the lyrics. Not all.
You're so right Amber! You two are both so genuine and so lovable. Here I am a 63 year old man (today is my birthday actually), and when I don't check in with RSR I feel like something is missing in my day. Music has always been a big part of my life, and I know 98% of the music that you react to, but it takes me back emotionally to the first time I heard these songs for myself! I laugh when you laugh, I cry along with you when you cry... you create this wonderful connection for all your subscribers that's addictive. I feel like your my dearest friends! It's maybe a little crazy, but I know this is true for apparently 400,000 people now! Relationships (for sure) are not always easy, but I sure hope that the two of you are honestly as in love with each other as you seem to be. You deserve this success. Just look at the hatred we have in this world. You probably don't even realize the magnitude of true goodness you spread to the (apparently) whole world. You're not going to run out of great music, or the stories behind the artists. I feel that I'm a better (a little bit anyway, Lol) and happier person to have you as a part of my life. You guys are great! I love you. Don't stop.
Happy Birthday, from a kindred, 62 year old! Love these reactions to music from "our era".
Happy birthday 🎂😊
Belated
I probably haven't heard this song in 40 years, but the second I spotted the title of your video, it immediately began to play in my head. Thank you for this one.
Now that's Something! 👍🏻 time Never Erases a Good Song 🎵 And the Memories.
You been on the moon? I hear it all the time on classic rock stations
Why haven't you heard it in 40 years?
@@davidadams5280 Yes. It's dark and cold up here. Please send sandwiches.
Mush ..keep up with the oldies...you don't want to turn to mush! Haha...
Awesome song, way ahead of its time!
The lyrical brilliance of this tune lies in this:
Yes, it faces all the cultural and societal struggles of the late-60s & early 70s, but the narrator will do nothing to better the world.
Dude's helpless and hopeless, don't know what to do - so he leaves it up to you.
A lot of us feel resigned in our comfortable lives.
I feel that I'D LOVE TO CHANGE THE WORLD is written from a selfish POV, from a character unwilling to do the hard thing to make the planet better.
The real message of hope is the subtext. When we relate to our narrator, we expose our own pessimism.
It's a song that challenges us to confront our worst selves. And that is Dylan-level songwriting.
Then Alvin Lee gives this poetry that incredible vocal, and on top of all that, Alvin is one helluva guitar player!
And Ten Years After is incredible!
I had all of Ten Years lps but this one was my favorite. Big regret that I never saw them in concert. Just a great band.
This was the first album of theirs that I bought and it was on my cassette deck non stop when I was a sophomore in college (90/91). Naturally I hunted down the other albums & owned them all on various media at one time or another.
Great reaction to a great song. Thank you for sharing it. This was a 1971 album. But 10 Years After, was really a 60s band. They were also at Woodstock. Well worth checking out that performance also.
Alvin Lee was a great guitarist. He could shred and play classic blues. He was good friends with George Harrison and George played on one of his solo albums.
Yes George Harrison played the first solo in the song "The Bluest Blues" It was Amazing. I believe it was on the album Pure Blues!
This is such a great song guys and I bet it's not what you thought it would be based on the title. This song is from the early 70's but the lyrics are just as applicable today as they were back then. I'd love to chang the world, but I don't know what to do...wow.
50 years later and we still can't significantly change the world for the better. You guys are my single favorite on CZcams.
That's the amazing part of the song, Alvin Lee realized it then. I'd love to change the world, but I don't know what to do, so I leave it up to you. Deep stuff.
Messages out that this is that time, finally now, hope so.
Man! You guys jumped from 100k to 400k incredibly fast! Congratulations! And yes Amber, I do believe this is happening for a reason. You are a kindred spirit to those of us who lived the 60's, 70's and 80's.
One of the most important song's of that generation !!!!!!! ✌️❤️😉
Alvin Lee and Peter Green are my two favorite guitarists...Amazing players with amazing tone and phrasing...!!!
This was an incredible song, musically speaking, but had an important social and humanitarian message. And Alvin Lee's guitar work was next level.
The best guitar player nobody talks about...under appreciated band...the whole album is great
you said it, always annoyed me they never really got the proper credit and attention.....so much great material......alvin lee right up there with the greats of all time...lm 69 and still listen to them often!
This Band....this Band....is one of my all-time favorite bands!!! And message of the song, our generation is leaving it up to you...your generation to solve these issues that have been in this world since the 70's when this song was released. And so far in my opinion, you guys are doing pretty good...Keep up the good work 👏
A lot of people don’t realize that if you can make someone smile it may change their world if only a few minutes. You never know what other people are going through and if you can make them smile it may help them turn their day around . I love your channel because you spread peace love and happiness everyday .
One of my favorite songs, from any era! Alvin Lee's guitar is fantastic!
That entire song...badass!
This song has always given me goosebumps and never disappoints! Love it!!!!
This song means so much to me i used to sit and adore my older brother who could play this perfectly.i miss him so much.😢✌
I’m so glad to be a child of the early 60’s & 70’s. It was a wonderful, hopeful time to be alive.
Songs in a similar vein: "I'm Just a Singer (in a Rock and Roll Band)," Moody Blues; "Change Myself," Todd Rundgren.
Saw them in 1971 in Edmonton , fabulous. They also played Woodstock in ‘69
This is one of those perfect songs that never gets old.🔥👏
Yes, this is a fantastic song and band. Alvin Lee is a vastly undeerrated guitar player. Check out their song Standing at the Station.
Underated by who. He is known the world over. Stop saying 💩 like that. Every guitar that came after alvin knows of his style and contribution to rock. Stop with that friggin phrase. Dam i loathe you
Lee is held in very high regard in the guitar community.
Alvin lee was one of the top 10 best guitarists in the World. I grew up in the 60's and 70's so I listened to my older brother's music. Just a great time to be young and the music was unlike anything before or since.
Song still has a real meaning 50 yrs. later. That's a powerful thing.
now your gettin into it. very cool song by great artists of the Vietnam war and late 60's and early 1970's era in music. they were a truly great group. thanks, Jordan and Amber. STILL watchin ya and diggin it. stay cool. go with God. we love you lots. peace. see you on the next, guys.
Another great "radio song" I've heard a million times. It was a time of change and revolution started in the 60's by "those bands" and then, bands of the 70's carrying the torch. Great song and band.
The late, great Alvin Lee. One of the great early guitar shredders along with Clapton, Beck & Page......., then Jimi & Eddie came along and changed everything! R.I.P.
400k! AMAZING!! Congratulations!! You two are amazing and you deserve it! Also, this song is so rad. Blues based rock is killer. That walkup from the A minor chord is sick. Tempo changes are great too. Watching Amber grooving always lets you know you've got a great tune. You're both onto something good, and changing the world in your own beautiful way. Rock on, amigos!
PS: I totally understand why I shouldn't say this, but tunes like this are glorious on shrooms.
Yes indeed! Almost had a “flashback “ .
@@darrelljohnson5764 yeses!!! Always more a fan of shrooms myself. But it's perfect for this kind of tune. Dear Mr Fantasy by traffic is another classic to flashback on!
I love it!! One of my favorite songs! I'm glad you're both okay, I was worried when you didn't do your three yesterday. Have a terrific Tuesday.
I saw them in Philly in 1970 just before my 19th birthday.
Tax the rich feed the poor, till there are no rich no more. Still relevant. Alvin Lee is the most underrated guitarist.
Hey Amber and Jay! So glad to see you both and happy to hear you’re feeling better, Jay. Y’all, I had a really bad day today. I don’t want to go into details, but I’ve been feeling down since this morning. If anyone can get me out of my funk, it’s you two. Thank you, Amber and Jay! Love y’all. First time I’ve smiled all day. 🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Keep on smiling brother. ✌️
Hope tomorrow is a better day.
One of my all-time favorite songs that’s just as relevant today as it was when it was released. Great band
Maybe even more relevant today.
@@OldPapaBear
Much more.
Alvin Lee was such an underrated guitarist In his hey day they called him the fastest guitarist. Good trippy songs right up Ambers alley.
let's all remember Alvin Lee played that awesome guitar WHILE singing lead vocals too.
This is my favorite song of all time, and as a (very amateur) guitar player the solo on this is my personal 'Holy Grail'. Alvin Lee was so great.
Alvin Lee 60's 70's guitar slinging hero and original shredder unbelievable tone, powerful tasty burning red hot riffs firing out of his Gibson 335 .
Speaking as a guitarist, Alvin Lee's performance at Woodstock kicked a lot of us in the ass and made us work harder. That was the first time in my life that I ever saw someone do sweep picking on a blasting loud electric guitar. Alvin was one of the best of all time.
Yes! Another great song I have loved my entire life! Who can resist that chorus? Sadly, it's just as relevant today as it was 50 years ago.
I grew up in the 60s and I love the Music from that era, and it makes me smile to see the younger generations loving it to. PEACE
Amber's comments were on the mark. People say the 60's hippies/ flower children sold out & that's how we got the 80's. But the message is still there. We did change the world.
I was lucky enough to see Ten Years After with Alvin Lee in the mid 70s at Winterland in San Francisco. Incredible show
Alvin Lee is lead guitar, Vocals, lyrics, and acoustic, He is ten years after! George Harrison of beatle fame was alvins friend, and would go to Alvins house in England to record. Cool Beans! Its Great ya,ll are hearing and sharing this music. Am I from the south? Yes, south Seattle! 😎
What's great is the stop-start theme of the verses, as if he was getting THE idea to change the world, then thought better of it : "I don't know what to do"
Alvin Lee was known as the fastest gun around. In other words, he could play notes so very fast in perfect time & nail every one of them. He had a pretty good voice too & his bad is very good. They had to be to keep up with his guitar. LOL
One of the great, great tracks from the 70's. amazing playing and composition. I never get tired of listening to this fabulous track.
Ah...the great Alvin Lee! He was ahead of his time. Sounds just like the present day.... :(
Amazing that you just got around to hearing this one. It is a classic of the era.
Alvin Lee. Another guitar God who almost no one today even knows, let alone adds to the "greats" conversations.
This whole album is amazing
When the Woodstock movie came out, this is the band that unexpectedly blew my mind. “Tax the rich, feed the poor, ‘til there are no rich no more.” Wow. So emblematic of the counterculture.
'71 was a magic year for rock music. This was just one if MANY great tunes from GREAT bands.
"Life is funny - skies are sunny - bees make honey"
Incredible lyrics in this song - and an epic guitar solo !
Ten years after was one of those bands that were phenomenal! Alvin Lee and the boys were so great and underrated! RIP to one of the greatest guitar players ever!❤️
Talk about a timeless message and a guitarist for all time.
My older sister and I were in a record store one day and they were playing this album through the speakers (this was when it was a new release)....We talked to the clerks about who it was and ended up buying the album on the spot....so good!!!
I'm so glad I was a teenager in the 60s and 70s. I got to grow up listening to the best music ever made . . .
I never got to see Ten Years After, but in 1978, four years after they disbanded, Alvin Lee formed Ten Years Later. Shortly after, in May of that year, I saw them at Winterland in San Francisco at the KSJO radio 10 year anniversary show. The full lineup was Sammy Hagar, Alvin Lee and Ten Years Later, Hoodoo Rhythm Devils and High Wire Radio Choir. Hagar was the headliner, and he had guests Neil Schon from Journey, Eddie Money, and Jimmy Lyons play a few songs with him. Ten Years Later was pretty darn good, with Alvin Lee playing his guitar just as fine as his Ten Years After days. You can see their whole set, it's available here on CZcams. Most Winterland concerts in those days were recorded on video (B&W), they always had the camera about 20 feet front center from the stage. I was standing a couple of feet to the left of the camera for this show, so I got basically the same view of the show as you see in the video.
400K WOW GUYS!!!! Hey I know I'm the 10 thousandth person, but that echo is still present. Here's to 500K!
Alvin Lee is such a master! It’s like one long guitar solo all the way through.
I try to imagine what's going through your heads after seeing Going home at Woodstock then this one. Appreciation and shock at the same Time.
I graduated from high school in 1971. So many fantastic albums that year. This is one of the last 8 tracks I listened to riding around town by myself the night before I left for boot camp. This song was a staple in Vietnam.
I graduated in '71 too. IMO best year for music. Who's Next, What's Goin' On, RAM, Tea For The Tillerman, Tapestry etc.....
Aah ... the great great Alvin Lee on guitar elevated things to the stratosphere !!
Amber would be blown away by lead singer guitar phenom Alvin Lee’s song Bluest Blues. A collaboration with George Harrison is simply sublime.
My band covers this song. The audience doesn't always know it, but they always love it. It is sooo cool.
Yes! This makes me so happy I hit the Subscribe button a long time ago. Amber, you just ‘get’ late 60’s and 70’s and never fail to put a smile on my face. Yes you both are definitely helping to spread love and positivity.
Here’s an interesting story for you. After a music critic said of Alvin Lee and Ten Years After that they would never be in the top 40 because they didn’t have the talent, Alvin Lee responded by writing this song. Now, here we are 50 years later, still listening to one of the greatest rock songs ever written. Alvin Lee also said in an interview that he writes music that he loves and not Music to be popular
Love this song! Ten Years After are a British blues rock band from the 60s-70s. They had some great songs such as "I'm Going Home", "Hear Me Calling", "A Sad Song", "Let The Sky Fall", "Love Like A Man", "Working On The Road" etc.
Hi guys...my wife and I love you. You're bringing a freshness to this music which we have been listening to for decades. As far as TYA try some of there jazzier stuff like Me And My Baby or their Undead album which features WoodChopper's Ball as well as Going Home. They were really an eye opener when We first saw them at the Fillmore West in probably 1968....it was before Woodstock. The show included Jethro Tull and Spirit which are two other groups you may also enjoy.
One of my all time favorite songs. I was all of 5 yrs. old when this dropped and have never been the same since. Completely obsessed with guitar and music in general. I think this song has one of the most beautiful lead guitar tones ever recorded!
I'd love to change the world, but I don't know what to do, so I leave it up to you...
One of the most amazing lines for a chorus...
Alvin Lee was one of the guys that made me want to play guitar. Love this song! Back then the lyrics held meaning, we wanted to change the world but didn't really know what to do. Alvin's blues guitar was everything!!
There was a stand-up comedian in the 80s (can't remember who, not a huge name) did a bit about this song. He sang "I'd love to change the world" then "But I don't know what it wears". Not really all that funny, but for some reason it has stuck with me all these decades later, and whenever I hear this song, that bit pops into my head. Lol.
If he played in the US my dad was there. He actually got a chance to meet him and shake his hand. My dad was the only house security guard to cover Alvin Lee's dressing room when he came to Houston in 1986 or 87. Sadly he died before I got a chance to see him live, but my dad still has the guitar pick and his autograph on the Greatest Hits Album on vinyl. Plus he has a picture of the two of them. It's one of his most valuable possessions. Been listening to his albums with my dad and then my own boys growing up too. They love him. They are 20 and 18 rn.
Now you've done it...This is as good as it gets...Hard to top these guys for music quality, talent and message! I miss the seventies!
R.I.P. Alvin Lee, you are missed but still a true legend forever.
Check out "Once Upon A Time', "Choo Choo Mama", and "Baby Won't You Let Me Rock 'N Roll You". As others have said Alvin Lee was an awesome guitarist and he named the band as a homage to Elvis Presley since they formed it ten years after Elvis had his first hit record. Pretty cool story if you ask me.
Hey hey!!! 400k 🎉🎊🎈♥️
I can remember back when there were less than 90k of us family members. How time has flown by! Amazed and thrilled for the 400k subscribers.
10 Years After is one of those often missed early rock bands. And I can never figure why that is. There songs are unforgettable, their lyrics and amazing, and the use of instruments is mind blowing.
Glad you guys enjoyed this favored song of my early teens. 👍
Alvin Lee....one of the most under-rated guitarists ever.
Seriously underrated band and guitar player, Alvin Lee. Should be in more conversations as one of the iconic bands of the 70's.
I been listening to music for 50 something years and I've seen pretty much everyone. Alvin Lee is one of the 10 greatest guitarists I've ever seen
I never really new much about this band but loved this song...
Hey! Just saw the 400K well deserved guys, good content always wins and you guys work hard at this. We deeply appreciate your efforts and the connections you have created within this community. ✌️
Your appreciation for music of this era and for those of us who were alive during it is really touching. For some reason, I started listening to music reactors during the pandemic and I didn't really know why I was drawn to it, but I realized after a while that I was witnessing young people learning history through music, not just about the music itself but about the times the music was made in. It has given me some hope, for instance, that a number of reactors have spontaneously, without being told, arrived at the conclusion that the seventies were a more peaceful, gentler time. (And I know that not everything about the seventies was peaceful. Latin America was plagued by fascist torture-dictatorships, for one thing.) One reactor could even tell that through the sound of a Led Zeppelin song. Then, that realization prompts people to go and learn more about that era, but to see people, young people, sensing the spirit of the times and of society through music, without being instructed about it, has just been really amazing.
Check out TU 7:23 he nice💯