This signed sheet music is for I’m Going Home by Ten Years After, autographed by band members Leo Lyons, Chick Churchill, and Ric Lee. First appearing on the 1968 album Undead, I’m Going Home became Ten Years After’s signature live number, a fiery blend of rock, blues, and boogie that showcased the band’s explosive energy. The song achieved legendary status after the band’s performance at the 1969 Woodstock Festival, where Alvin Lee’s lightning-fast guitar work, backed by Lyons’s bass, Churchill’s keyboards, and Lee’s drumming, brought the crowd to its feet. That performance, captured in the Woodstock film, immortalized the track as one of the defining moments of the counterculture era and established Ten Years After as a powerhouse of the British blues-rock movement. Ten Years After, formed in Nottingham, England in 1967, quickly rose to prominence with their hard-driving sound and virtuosic musicianship. While Alvin Lee’s guitar heroics often took the spotlight, the tight rhythm section of Leo Lyons (bass), Chick Churchill (keyboards), and Ric Lee (drums) was essential to the band’s success, providing the foundation for their improvisational style. Together, they created a sound that bridged traditional blues with the electric intensity of late-1960s rock. Owning this signed sheet music for I’m Going Home is more than a collectible—it’s a piece of Woodstock history and a snapshot of the British blues-rock explosion. For fans of Ten Years After, admirers of blues-rock, and collectors of late-1960s rock memorabilia, this artifact represents both the raw energy of a legendary live performance and the enduring influence of a band that helped define an era.

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