Ten Years After (Tommy Keene album)

The album was produced by Adam Schmitt.[8]

AllMusic called the album "a must for longtime fans, as well as anyone who appreciates intelligent and well-crafted pop/rock that maintains a sharp edge."[2] Entertainment Weekly wrote that "Keene's smart lyrics and considerable melodic sense are intact but dated — the album is like a flower fossilized in amber."[9] Washington City Paper wrote that the album "finds Keene fulfilling the romantic bard's duty to toy with emotional calamity; the result is a series of dispatches on the skimpy rewards of rekindling a relationship that was doomed from the get-go."[10] CMJ New Music Monthly called it "a solid and inviting, relentlessly tuneful record."[11]

All songs written by Tommy Keene, except where noted.

1. "Going Out Again" – 2:19
2. "Turning on Blue" – 4:16
3. "Today and Tomorrow" – 4:29
4. "Your Heart Beats Alone" – 4:03
5. "If You're Getting Married Tonight" – 2:21
6. "On the Runway" – 2:55
7. "We Started Over Again" – 3:14
8. "Silent Town" – 4:02
9. "Good Thing Going" – 2:54
10. "Compromise" – 3:03
11. "You Can't Wait for Time" – 2:11
12. "Before the Lights Go Down" – 3:57
13. "It's Not True" (Pete Townshend) – 1:28
    • Originally recorded by The Who in 1965, this song does not appear on the CD's or LP's track list.

• Recorded, mixed and mastered at Private Studios, Urbana, Illinois and Pachyderm, Cannon Falls, Minnesota
• Recorded and mixed at Hit and Run, Rockville, Maryland
• Tommy Keene – photography
• Arlene Elkins – photography (live shot)
• Mike Lundsgaard – photography (tube station)
• Tannis Root – art direction, design
• Ed Morgan – manager
• "Many thanks: John Richardson, Brad Quinn, Bobby Keene, Ed Morgan, Sharon Marsh, Mike Lundsgaard, Joanna Sobol, Gerard & Chris, Billy Siegle, Adam Schmitt, Jesse Valenzuela, Phillip Rhodes, Robin Wilson, Steve Carr, Bill Leen, Scott Johnson, Rick Purcell, Jonathan Pines, Jay Bennett, Edward "B" Hargrove, Mike Leach, Rick Gerson, Eric Heywood, Bob Kimball, Josh Grier, The Crush, Dobro courtesy of One F"