The Lee Riders - The Lee Riders (Full Album)

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[@rockinrollin1815]

Woah, this video blew up! Thanks for all the viewership and I'm glad everyone enjoyed the album. Ironically, I sold the album used for this mp3 two months ago. Wasn't really my jam personally. Please scour the rest of this channel for interesting music I have gathered over the years. If you want to read about some of the music I post, I have a website (shameless self-promotion plug) where I research and interview musicians from the 70's. It's: www.strangedigs.com/

[@gelubatir9794]

The Lee Riders - The Lee Riders Genre: Rock Year: 1972 Style: Country Rock, Psychedelic Rock 1 Phenomenological Blues 2 Highway Queen 3 The Moment 4 Hookin’ 5 A Band Of Outlaws 6 Pale Horse 7 Living With My Uncle Sam 8 Ruby Valentina (Ode To “Love’s Lost Habit”) 9 Squabblin’ Blues BAND MEMBERS --------------------------------------------------------------------Dobro - BJ Cole Electric Bass, Slide Guitar - Mike Reilly Electric Guitar - Matt Presby Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar - Robert Lee Piano, Organ - Michael Connor

[@thomassmith8721]

Thanks RockinRollin Really cool band/album. Formed in Woodstock, NY 1970 .The singer, Robert Lee, was from Florida. His vocals give the music southern rock flair.

[@rockinrollin1815]

Glad you enjoyed the album!

[@MarkMcCoy-y5x]

His voice sounds familiar and great ,need 200 watts instead of this device,head phone heaven , love the vinyl, coffee and afat one I'm with you , Peace

[@timstaffell]

I had this album back in the '70s... Thanks for the Memories

[@longwaveleroy2870]

found another diamond in the mine of music yeehaw

[@DavidHall-mg7rb]

Starting ov and easing into it with good tunes like this. Thanks

[@dobunimaroC]

It provided the perfect rhythm for country funk.

[@albericoalessandro9767]

Que disco clássico! Obrigado por postar essa obra prima. 👍👍👍

[@annazelsteuart5810]

Can't wait to see them live!!

[@MarkMcCoy-y5x]

Used AI join me in time machine watch the dog while I test it,squblin blues , woof

[@marcelopinheiro5557]

Hi. Thanks for your support and encouragement 🤗🤗.

[@JoseRuiz-bg3cr]

Buenisimo

[@igerjger9040]

thanks for a great album !

[@rockinrollin1815]

Glad You Enjoyed It.

[@mancountryside1727]

👍👍👍👍👍.

[@JohnnieWalker1L]

👍🤘

[@MojoMedicineMan]

👍

[@hasseelmerson]

Where do this come from? Sure they have listened to Grateful Deads early albums....

[@haigo]

long island new york

[@photoslum]

Nice!!

[@jonklemitz1894]

Not bad.

[@kostasathinaios7708]

👋

[@23alexpower]

Big band

[@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid]

Long Island is NOT Southern .. LOL.

[@loulasher]

Maybe it's the south shore, ie not facing CT. The singer don't sound like he's from "Lon-g Island"

[@thomassmith8721]

​​​​​​@@loulasher Hello, loulasher You are correct in saying the singer didn't sound like he was from Long Island. Dig this... According to Wikipedia, the band was formed in Woodstock, NY 1970 of Floridian singer/songwriter Robert Lee and a bunch of like-minded southern musicians. I guess one could say they were transplanted southern rockers. That's what gives this northern band their southern rock flavor. Good band/album 👌 Cheers

[@loulasher]

@@thomassmith8721 thanks for sharing that bit of research!

[@tastemaker_87]

John fogerty isn't southern but made a career doing southern music 🤷‍♂️

[@thomassmith8721]

​​​@@tastemaker_87 Hello Right on. JF wasn't southern. He wasn't born on the bayou. The swamp rocker was born in Berkeley, CA.

[@pamelawilliams2786]

👍✌

[@mrJimCharles]

Some strange mixes, but their sound is pretty cool

[@dramatontheater]

This is NOT psychedelic in the least. Nothing to do with psychedelia.

[@shanearmstrong9618]

Reverb and delay , so the suets label it Psychedelic ....

[@rockinrollin1815]

I concur with you. I sold mine some time ago because it wasn't really psych-y enough for me. Pretty much straight up southern rock with some 60's garage and psychedelic influences.

[@JoseRuiz-bg3cr]

Buenisimo