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Ten Years After - Ssssh LP Vinyl Record For Sale

Label: Deram Records | Ref: DES 18029

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  • Ten Years After - Ssssh LP Vinyl Record For Sale
  • Ten Years After - Ssssh LP Vinyl Record For Sale
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Grading

Vinyl:
Very Good / + | Some very light marks
Jacket:
Very Good + | Light edge / ring wear | Solid Readable Spine
Inners:
Pics / Promos Label Print Sleeve
Size:
12"x12"
Speed:
33rpm
Scarcity:
RARE
Pressed:
1969
Info 1:
Original Release
Info2:
GATEFOLD (fold-open cover)
Comments1:
Still Very Collectible Although Not Pristine
Comments2:
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Quantity
In Stock

Detailed Album Information & Tracklist

Ten Years After - Ssssh - Deram Records DES 18029 - 1969 - Original Release - Columbia Terre Haute Pressing

Tracks:

Bad Scene
Two Time Mama
Stoned Woman
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
If You Should Love Me
I Don't Know That You Don't Know My Name
The Stomp
I Woke Up This Morning

    Ssssh is Ten Years After at full throttle! It's a gritty, guitar heavy blast of British blues-rock with a psychedelic edge. Released in 1969, it was the band’s breakthrough album in the U.S., reaching No. 20 on the Billboard 200, and its timing couldn’t have been better, because Ten Years After’s explosive Woodstock appearance helped put them firmly on the map. Alvin Lee’s fast, fiery guitar playing drives the record, while tracks such as “Bad Scene,” “Stoned Woman,” and their extended take on “Good Morning Little Schoolgirl” give the album plenty of muscle and attitude. With only eight tracks and a running time of about 33 minutes, Ssssh wastes little time getting to the good stuff.

Genre/s: Classic Rock, Blues, Psychedelic Rock
For Fans Of: Cream, Jimi Hendrix, The Jeff Beck Group, Canned Heat
Official Release Date: August 1, 1969
Notes: U.S. Peaked #20 on the U.S. Billboard 200 and #4 on the U.K. Albums Chart