Description
on hq vinyl, exact repro of original album
Artist
Signed to Elektra records along with the Doors (who were influenced by them in their early days), Love were the kings of the Los Angeles psychedelic rock scene during the late sixties period - the "Forever Changes" album (1967) is regarded as one the greatest rock albums of all time.
Arthur Lee continued to make music under the name Love after the original line-up split in early 1968, as well as working on solo material.
He spent his last years touring the Forever Changes album with a new backing band following his release from prison in 2001.
Arthur Lee died peacefully at Methodist Hospital in Memphis, a little after four in the afternoon Aug 3, 2006 with his wife Diane by his side. He was 61 years old.
Lee was suffering from acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Several recent benefit concerts, including one at New York City's Beacon Theater featuring Robert Plant, Yo La Tengo, and Ryan Adams, among others, raised money to help pay Lee's medical expenses.
Tracks
A1
My Little Red Book
02:30
A2
Softly To Me
03:10
A3
Hey Joe
02:38
A4
Signed D.C.
02:44
A5
7 And 7 Is
02:15
A6
Orange Skies
02:49
A7
Your Mind And We Belong Together
04:22
A8
She Comes In Colors
02:43
B1
Alone Again Or
03:15
B2
Andmoreagain
03:15
B3
Your Friend And Mine - Neil's Song
03:40
B4
Good Times
03:30
B5
You Set The Scene
06:49
Releases
Formats
8-Track Cartridge, Vinyl, Cassette
Labels
Elektra, Sundazed Music
Countries
Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United States of America, Europe
years
1970, 1971, 1979, 1982, 2001, 2018
Members
Bobby Beausoleil,Probyn Gregory,Arthur Lee,
Ken Forssi,
Bryan Maclean,John Echols,
Gary Rowles,
Frank Fayad,
George Suranovich,
Robert Rozelle,
Melvan Whittington,
Joe Blocker,
Alban "Snoopy" Pfisterer,
Tjay Cantrelli,
Don Poncher,
John Fleckenstein,
Jay Donnellan,David Chapple,Rusty Squeezebox,Mike Randle,David Green (4),
John Sterling,
Kim Kesterson,
Sherwood Akuna,
Craig Tarwater,
Michael Stuart-Ware,
Don Conka
