Ten Years After – Love Like A Man

“Love Like a Man” by Ten Years After, is a single from the album Cricklewood Green (1970). Charted # 10 in UK and #98 in US.
“Love Like a Man,” as with all of the songs on the Cricklewood Green album, was written by frontman Alvin Lee. It’s the sixth and longest track on this, their fifth studio album. This was also their only UK Singles’ chart hit. Ten Years After is best known for their US Billboard hit “I’d Love To Change The World,” which was their only hit stateside.

Recognize a bit of British blues-rock influence, almost like Deep Purple? The Rolling Stone Illustrated History of Rock and Roll points out that Ten Years After were part of the British blues revival movement of the late-’60s/early-’70s. Ten Years After pioneered blues revival in England alongside Cream, early Fleetwood Mac, Chicken Shack, the Climax Blues Band, and Savoy Brown.

Ten Years After – Love Like A Man Recorded Live: 8/4/1975 – Winterland – San Francisco, CA

• Alvin Lee – lead vocals, guitar
• Chick Churchill – organ
• Leo Lyons – bass
• Ric Lee – drums

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Ten Years After - Love Like A Man

Ten Years After - Love Like A Man - 8/4/1975 - Winterland (Official)05:37