By 1969, Ten Years After, a British group featuring Alvin Lee on vocals and guitar, Ric Lee on drums, Chick Churchill on organ and keyboards, and Leo Lyons on bass, was on a roll. They’d crossed the Atlantic, performed at Woodstock, and brought their brand of jam-band-meets-psych-blues to the masses. Sure, Ten Years After’s style of music wasn’t uncommon for the time, per se, but few did it as well as they did. “We took all of those influences, and put them into what we did,” Lyons tells ClassicRockHistory.com. “And if you listen to our albums in their entirety, God The post Leo Lyons of Ten Years After: The ClassicRockHistory.com Interview appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.