Ten Years After-Rock ´N´ Roll Music To The World (1972)

In 1972 Ten Years After did not have to prove anything to anyone, their worth as a blues rock band had earned them the qualification of "the Pink Floyd of Blues", with some superb albums that have gone down in history as classics of the genre.
"Rock ´N ´ Roll Music To The World" is the band's ninth album where the title is already more than significant, something like "we are Ten Years After and we are here to rock roll".
Tracks with a great load of progressive blues, some experimentation and classic blues rock are the denominator of an album that for many meant the last great album of the band.
The band continued proving to be in a state of grace with such superb songs as the progressive blues "Religion", or the psychedelic "Standing at the Station", a manual of blues experimentation, or the boogie rock "You Can't Win Them All".