Talk:Ric Lee

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"In 1968, the band auditioned at the Marquee Club in London under the name The Blues Yard, but quickly became the successful outfit, Ten Years After."

This timeline doesn't comport with the Ten Years After article timeline, which says that they played at the Marquis *as a support band* in '66 then changed their name shortly after that. Additionally, their celebrated album "Undead" was recorded in May '68 at Klooks Kleek; the chances of a band that's totally unknown in '68 headlining at Woodstock a year later must be close to zero. Suggest changing the date to 1966 in this article. Indieshack (talk) 16:11, 27 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]