ARTHUR LEE & LOVE - Good Times (1970)

[@TheChrisrg]

I was lucky enough to see Arthur a few years before his death, he was with a young band, Baby Lemonade, and he was outstanding, I was taken aback how good this guy was, the band were loud and tight, but his presence overshadowed the proceedings and his voice, and I think in this department the guy is well over looked, was fantastic.

[@Rockandrollgeerage]

Love was great with Baby Lemonade..I saw them 5 times...best concerts..

[@mwbright]

I saw them a bunch. Maybe ten times. They were LA's own, like the Doors. I remember not having a clue who the leader was. To me, it was just a band, but a great one. And to be fair, I know who made their guitars.

[@written12]

@@mwbrightdid you see them with the original lineup.

[@mwbright]

@@written12 I saw them in all incarnations, from the beginning until maybe the third of fourth albums.

[@MusicianStanKilkes]

arthur Lee was amazing!!!!

[@franesandric2618]

Amazing ...🌚💨

[@zzyyxxo]

the band is tight and Arthur Lee is riveting.

[@RealPrinceDoll]

Outstanding !!! 💜💜💜

[@clarkewi]

I used to jam with lead guitar player Jay in LA a million years ago.

[@written12]

Jay played some great leads in Four Sail. And I love his part in August.

[@jeffkharpoharpo3472]

Pure gold!!

[@Flunder]

this is some great Love!!!!

[@GenerationX1967]

Love deserved the fame the Doors had, in my opinion..

[@written12]

One of the best songs on Four Sail.

[@23igna]

Very jazzy tune. Love it

[@TheKitkatgold]

LOVE it Thank you for sharing

[@clarkewi]

Love it.

[@fantasypgatour]

Jay Donellan one of my favourite guitarists of all time would easily make top 5, and he is without doubt WITHOUT DOUBT the most under rated guitarist of all time.

[@neilparry4390]

This isn't Jay Donnellan/Lewis. It's Gary Rowles.

[@written12]

@@neilparry4390interesting. I did think that this solo wasn’t quite up to what I knew from Four Sail. It’s hardly mediocre but it did sound somewhat different.

[@jsamc8420]

they must have had some good weed cuz they are on cloud nine tight tight professional band miss you MR. Lee.

[@beefheart67]

this was a good version of love!

[@madelefant05]

At least one of his albums did very well in England and he was good buds with Hendrix so for sure he had some help to get a good backline.

[@lestoil]

So great. Wonder why Arthur's guitar chord was so short.

[@amerikarma]

SHWEETNESS ~

[@chappojunior]

awesome...

[@gwugluud]

That lead guitarist was great. They all were! ...Dannng, 6 or 8 Hiwatt stacks...For an obscure band who never made it near as big as they deserved, SOMEBODY sure had some money...!

[@389383]

This reminds me of early Tull. Who were probably influenced by Love.

[@BeauTokyo]

Bob Plant sure liked Arthur

[@johnhealy6676]

Will Law Interesting point I will give it some thought I cannot see it at the moment

[@stellaercolani3810]

The best!

[@TheUrfster]

brilliant!! Still trying to track down them playing Alone Again Or from same period

[@alkitzman9179]

Arthur didnt play any of Forever Changes with this group of musicians . To me this is not Love at all totally different sound and to my ears not good.

[@Flunder]

jazzy!

[@GreenManalishiUSA]

I own a copy of Forever Changes and I know that it's a classic and influential album, but for some reason I was never captivated by it. I prefer this phase of Love's music. It was not as groundbreaking, but it rocked harder.

[@jaysaulnier6533]

You should listen to the album four sails (1969)

[@stellaercolani3810]

Fffantastic.

[@nickokanez]

Muito bom, como eu e meus amigos psicodelicos dizemos, "Arthus Lee é FODA e o resto eh resto!" ^^

[@written12]

This is definitely George Suronavich, right? He could really get around and round and round on that drum kit. A tasteful kind of busy playing if you know what I mean.

[@willzer808]

Is this entire concert from copenhagen available to buy i wonder?

[@tjb9693]

How do you find this hole show?

[@crawdad1]

yes! such a shame bout rowles vs donellan

[@GenerationX1967]

were you thinking of the Dead Milkmen? :P

[@jamesfitzgerald6636]

Love Arthur but he’s wearing a syrup! (Hairpiece)

[@billreck8700]

Gary Rowles is good but no Jay Donnellan! check out album track solo is absolutely incredible. Jazz, Blues, feel truly an all out rocker. every guitar player I ever played this for couldn't believe it would always say who is this guy. Absolutely this most underrated and unkown guitar player alive! wish he would record today. Long live Jay Donnellan thanks for all the great playing you were an inspiration to me!

[@homeelectricco]

never saw a video of love with Jay playing ....does one exist ?

[@dougsmith7083]

I've got friends from the late 70s punk era who were huge Television and Beefheart fans every bit as much as Damned and Ramones fans. Obviously loved the Dolls, Stooges, LOVE, Electric Prunes, Yardbirds, 13th Floor Elevators too...that SWEAR by those Supra amps and...similar guitars. Raw Power (Stooges) almost entirely played on acoustic...Erik Braunn - Mosrite, Johnny Ramone - Mosrite, Shit - Robert Quine played a freaking Roland or Pravy and, Greg Ginn a Peavy PA head in Black Flag. And, Google "Jack of Diamonds" by Mance Lipscomb and, see badass

[@dougsmith7083]

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[@jdee8267]

That Jay Donnellan solo is one of my faves ever, Rowles is decent but more formulaic

[@petegilgan6217]

Truly great band. Here, the lead guitar is out of tune - which ruins the song for me.

[@homeelectricco]

give me jay donellan over gary rowles anytime !

[@tacey505]

yikes made me pee me pants