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Ten Years After delivered one of Woodstock ‘69’s most unforgettable performances. Alvin Lee’s blistering guitar work on “I’m Going Home” showcased the band’s energy and solidified their place in rock history. Their set remains a defining moment of the festival—fast, powerful, and electric. Which tune is your favorite by Ten Years After? | Woodstock

DALLY KIMOKO *Born in 1955, is a Congolese guitarist. Author of six solo albums, he has also contributed to more than 300 albums by African artists. His professional career began in 1968 when he joined the group Les bébés. From 1975 to 1977, he played in the Ozana Orchestra with Jerry Nkoko. It was only ten years later that his career gained momentum. Indeed, he played in 1978 with the orchestra Kamale1 conducted by the singer Nyboma. A year later, he continued with the same artist in the Africa

Ten Years After – Woodstock '69 Newly mixed for 2024. Available on CD, 2LP black vinyl, 2LP Indies exclusive tie die vinyl digital outlets. Released 16th August 2024. Click this link to grab a copy: https://TenYearsAfter.lnk.to/woodstock69FA Alvin Lee | Ten Years After - Band