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Interview by Max Bell, NME, May 1975
TEN YEARS AGO Love made their first album for Elektra, and it's available for next to nothing as a cut-out now. Times change but Arthur ...
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Interview by Danny Holloway, NME, August 1972
IT WAS easy to see that the sands of time had shaken this poor boy pretty hard. Twenty-seven-year-old Arthur Lee strolled into A&M's Hollywood offices ...
Review by Wayne Robins, Creem, November 1972
LIKE VAN MORRISON, Arthur Lee has been gifted with enormous catalytic power in his writing, the often innocent enunciation of a phrase capable of transforming ...
Interview by John Tobler, Melody Maker, December 1973
REMEMBER Arthur Lee and Love? Love was the first rock band to sign with Elektra Records, which they did in late 1965. In approximately their ...
Love Leftovers: 64 Questions With Arthur Lee
Interview by John Tobler, ZigZag, December 1974
Who was your first manager then, Herb Cohen? ...
Love, Arthur Lee Style: More Changes
Interview by Steven Rosen, Rolling Stone, February 1975
LOS ANGELES Not since the 1972 release of Vindicator has Arthur Lee been widely heard on record, that first polo project seemingly marking the ...
Arthur Lee: Yes Folks, Yet Another Arthur Lee Article
Interview by John Tobler, ZigZag, March 1975
Oh God, please, no!! I thought old Tobler had just about run out of material on Arthur Lee, but it seems he must have a ...
Love: A Good Day at Black Rock
Essay by Idris Walters, Let It Rock, August 1975
Starring: Arthur Lee; Script by: Idris Walters ...
Love: Through The Ages (Of Prophets, Seers and Sages)
Retrospective and Interview by Dave DiMartino, Creem, April 1981
ARTHUR LEE'S LEGEND LINGERS ...
Arthur Lee and Love: Arthur Lee and Love
Review by David Cavanagh, Q, July 1992
IT'S BEEN quite a year for the cult heroes. 1992 has already seen re-issued albums by Alex Chilton's long-deceased Big Star and Scott Walker tussling ...
Arthur Lee: Right Church, Wrong Pew
Interview by Tom Hibbert, Q, July 1992
"I FEEL REAL PHONEY when my name is Bell." This may not mean very much to the younger generation, but for those who struggled through ...
Arthur Lee: We Have Ways Of Making You Talk
Interview by Rob Hughes, Uncut, August 2001
ONCE DESCRIBED by fellow band-member Brian MacLean as 'the baddest guy on the West Side of LA, the Cassius Clay of the streets' Arthur ...
Report and Interview by Paul Lester, Guardian, The, May 2002
Arthur Lee was once bigger than Hendrix or Jim Morrison. Back on the road after six years in jail, Love's frontman talks to Paul Lester. ...
Interview by Sylvie Simmons, MOJO, June 2002
On your recent US warm-up date you asked, "What did the monkey say after the pitbull bit off his tail?" ...
Retrospective by Mike Barnes, MOJO, February 2003
"I THINK Jimi Hendrix was the best guitar player all round and one of the best musicians, creators and innovators I ever heard in my ...
Arthur Lee: Royal Festival Hall, London
Live Review by Rob Chapman, MOJO, March 2003
AS ICONIC gestures go, Arthur Lee raising a tambourine above his head, arms angled like he's cradling an invisible water pitcher, is up there with ...
Obituary by Adam Sweeting, Guardian, The, August 2006
Flower-power myth maker who captured the dark side of the summer of love ...
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