SWEET LITTLE LISA - ALBERT LEE

it's december 1978: in london's 'eden studios' albert lee puts down an incredible lead guitar track for dave edmunds' version of "sweet little lisa" to be included on his "repeat when necessary" album. 4 years later albert released his own rendition of the song on his solo album # 2. two different but great versions of a great rock'n'roll song - here's the latter. enjoy!

[@jaguarsunburst1570]

Go Albert Go..! Excellent ❤❤❤

[@jamesryan5436]

There are guitar players there are people who play guitar and then there is albert lee.

[@alancosens]

The production value on this is incredible. Nice and warm and sweet.

[@Garret00074]

That tele is PERFECTLY played and recorded.

[@driexxx]

If you like this,then listen to him playing on Dave Edmunds version of SLL......

[@lazypokerblues]

@driexxx . . . yeah, tell me something I don't know. 😉 👍 To this day that has remained my favourite Albert Lee lead guitar playing with a B-bender!

[@colintapp4876]

Love Albert,theres something about the Telecaster that other guitars dont have,not just Alberts playing.

[@shawnroberts1952]

Best ever picking that tele

[@ТехноДом-я1у]

Рок 🎸 ролл навсегда

[@jensclavin]

Yes, this is really a nice version. But listen to the live version of Albert Lee & the Refreshments what is my favorit

[@lazypokerblues]

@jens clavin I didn't say that this is my favourite, did I?! BTW - I know Albert and the Refreshments doing it. But my absolute all-time favourite - as we're at it - has got to be Dave Edmunds' original with Albert playing "much appreciated lead guitar" (liner notes) . . . nothing short of pure magic!

[@Guitar387]

Cool I haven't heard this version before.

[@mahcem]

Nowhere near the Dave Edmunds version where Albert had already shot his best bullet...

[@lazypokerblues]

@mahcem You're absolutely right (see my earlier replies to others here).