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August 4, 2006

Arthur Lee (1945-2006)

The mastermind behind pioneering psychedelic-pop outfit Love succumbs to leukemia at age sixty-one
June 6, 2003

Arthur Lee Rocks "Forever"

Love play masterpiece, out of order, in New York
August 9, 2002

Arthur Lee's New Love

Sixties rock legend out of jail and back on the road
December 12, 2001

Arthur Lee to Be Free

Love founder sprung from jail, but may face another trial

Recordings and Reviews

Forever Changes

The third coming of Love, heralded on Elektra's Sunset Strip billboard last summer, is upon us. The group has dropped its sixth and seventh members, originally added to sophisticate their music, and they have, in the end, produced their most sophisticated album yet, Forever Changes.

The...

2005 RS: Not Rated

The Best Of Love

2003

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Biography

Love, headed by singer/guitarist Arthur Lee, was a seminal '60s L.A. band, emerging from the Sunset Strip at the same time as the Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, the Doors, and the Mamas and the Papas. The group started out playing a Byrds-influenced folk rock but later covered many styles, including bluesy R&B, pop, and hard rock.

Lee moved from his Memphis birthplace to L.A. with his family when he...

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