People had to follow this, on the show after? They might of well of followed elvis presley at his peak.

In rthe '60s, when most people were revering albums like Sergeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, I was buying Love Forever Changes, Da Capo, IF, Egg.

The ultimate love song

I came here from watching The Damned's version and yes they did a very respectful version which I have always liked, but hearing it from the horse's mouth so to speak, different class.

Brilliant

agree

There's a vid of this at a Brit outdoor concert, and the (woman) fiddler is obviously enjoying the screen time.

Why did they put Jonathan's name under the wrong person??? Grrrr!

Fantastic , never heard of this song till damned covered it🙂

Wow you have made my day!

Wonderful!

It's worth mentioning this masterpiece was written by the criminally underrated Bryan Mclean.

✨😏👌✨ Corrine is da BEST !!! 🌟🏆🌟

El guitarrista es un tremendo

Takes my breath away 😢

How wonderful to see this live on Jools Holland! Wonderful! ❤

Such a gorgeous song. The Damned’s version is also great. The lyrics of this song are so beautiful

❤❤❤

Still great.

I just love Mikey and Rusty. such great people and friends. man what a band!

This song takes me to a place unknown listening in the dark

Fkn Kool man.. he was awesome

Da Capo and Forever Changes were two of the first albums I bought. The sound Love produced was quite different to other '60s bands. I was upset Arthur died only a couple of years after the 2003 Glastonbury concert. Those attending must have been in awe of him/them.

Cried.

Just wow

Heaven

Beautifully performed by Arthur backed by Baby Lemonade + Orchestra. Majestic.....

Outstanding performance of a tremendous song from one of the greatest albums of all time "Forever Chances."

I've loved this song ever since I was a teenager over 50 years ago!

I was 11 when this was released. I was 13 when I heard the whole album and 14 when I got the money to buy it on cassette.

Arthur Lee is the coolest, glad I got to see him around this time at the Fillmore

I got into Love in my 20s and I was blown away with someone who thought just like me. I've never had that experience before or since. Everyone is trying to be cool or weird. Arthur Lee was the man.

Great song- as good as anything on "Da Capo", but was far better than everything on the weak directionless album it was inserted on by Lee, in an attempt, unsuccessfully, to save that mostly forgettable LP and give it a Single to release to Radio Stations.... ....

I saw these guys live in Birmingham just after he was released from jail. He said that his fans in Britain kept him going so the first thing he wanted to do when he got out was tour over here. They basically played the Alone Again Or album all the way through, plus other tracks. They were BRILLIANT!!! Such a shame when he died not long after. I was looking forward to seeing him play again

So good!

El guitarrista es un monstruo

What a treat! All you need is LOVE and Arthur Lee!

Beautiful

He used to play in my local

One of the most complex and beautiful albums ever.

Oh Arthur ❤ you were the greatest ❤❤❤

Finally got to see Arthur in Philadelphia at the Troc, before he passed away. One of the best concert I ever attended. RIP Arthur

Nice! Thank you for sharing.

Excuse me ,but the band. Was first heard from in 1964 I was in high school.

I was in high school , then they're first album was really great. It was they're title album ..this song was in the whole mix .. totally underrated band

Espetacular

It took such along time for Arthur & his band to be the recognisable groundbreakers they were,;giving of a generous heart to groups. which Arthur thought musically worthy, ie, the Doors (he wasn’t wrong there, Jimi Hendrix). As his lyrics go in this song, I do weep for him, what a Captain of Music! God bless you, Arthur, keep them singing in heaven - see you one way. LOVE & JaneR

I saw Arthur in 1970 at the Waikiki Shell. He opened for Delany and Bonnie. Followed him since 7 and 7 is. Great innovative band

So good to see Arthur Lee performing this song perfectly on stage in 2003. I saw him perform with his Love band in 1974 at Southampton University, England. The landmark Forever Changes album still sounds so good.

Unspeakably beautiful.