This signed sheet music is for I’d Love to Change the World by Ten Years After, autographed by band members Leo Lyons, Chick Churchill, and Ric Lee. Released in 1971 on the album A Space in Time, I’d Love to Change the World became Ten Years After’s most famous and enduring song. Written by guitarist and vocalist Alvin Lee, the track blends sharp social commentary with a haunting acoustic-electric arrangement. Its lyrics reflect the turmoil of the early 1970s—touching on war, overpopulation, inequality, and environmental concerns—while the music alternates between delicate verses and explosive choruses. The single reached the Top 40 in the U.S. and remains a staple of classic rock radio, admired for both its relevance and its artistry. Ten Years After, formed in 1966 in Nottingham, England, were pioneers of British blues-rock and gained worldwide fame for their electrifying performance at Woodstock in 1969, where Alvin Lee’s lightning-fast guitar work stunned audiences. While best known for their high-energy live shows, A Space in Time revealed a more reflective and melodic side of the band, with I’d Love to Change the World standing as their signature statement. The autographs of Leo Lyons (bass), Chick Churchill (keyboards), and Ric Lee (drums) highlight the contributions of the band’s dynamic rhythm section and keyboard textures, which provided the backbone of Ten Years After’s powerful sound. Together with Alvin Lee’s guitar and vocals, they helped shape one of the most respected blues-rock groups of their era, influencing later generations of rock and jam bands. Owning this signed sheet music for I’d Love to Change the World is more than collecting memorabilia—it is a piece of 1970s rock history, tied to a song that captured the spirit of its age and continues to resonate with listeners today. For fans of classic rock, Woodstock-era music, and socially conscious songwriting, this artifact carries both cultural and collector significance.

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