Alvin Lee

ARTICLES IN LIBRARY

Alvin Lee: On The Road To Freedom
Review by Bud Scoppa, Rolling Stone, April 1974
TWO OFTEN UNPERSUASIVE musicians have combined to make an album better than any of their past work. Alvin Lee and Mylon LeFevre may have always been ...

Alvin Lee & Co: In Flight (Chrysalis)
Review by Chris Welch, Melody Maker, November 1974
CLAP YO' hands and stomp those feet, here's some funky music, you can't beat. ...

Alvin Lee's Long Road To Freedom
Interview by Barbara Charone, Rolling Stone, February 1975
LONDON – Alvin Lee is on the road again, and this time he's not going home. ...

Alvin Lee: Going Home No More
Interview by Chris Welch, Melody Maker, March 1975
ALVIN LEE is getting into self-sufficiency. Along with many fellow Britons, alarmed at the daily news, he is determined to make full use of the land. ...

Alvin Lee
Interview by Jonh Ingham, Sounds, October 1975
TO VISIT ALVIN LEE at home is seemingly to see a man living the perfect fantasy life – 40 room mansion, large gardens, recording studio, colour ...

Alvin Lee: Lemme Out!
Interview by Jonh Ingham, Sounds, May 1976
AT 3PM, Alvin Lee, benevolent despot, was still asleep – he hadn't gone to bed until 9.30am – so it seemed a good excuse to take ...

Is There Life After Rock Guitar Godhead?
Overview by Roy Trakin, Musician, 1994
ALVIN LEE HAD reached the pinnacle of rock guitardom. Of course, by the time Woodstock was over, his "I'm Going Home... by helicopter" histrionics would have ...

see also Ten Years After