Re-Release 2012  - NEW !!! sealed  180 Gram Vinyl -  Analog Master by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman -
Their Masterpiece!!!
Arthur Lee formed influenced by the BYRDS the group GRASSROOTS (1964) , he had
to change the name because another band had already the rights to the name, so LOVE
was born in 1965.
The first 3 LPs recorded for Elektra, all three are great examples for US  Folk-Psych
especially "FOREVER CHANGES" is one of the best 60s albums and is cult till today.
"Signed D.C." from the 1st LP and "7 and 7 is" on the 2nd LP are outstanding often covered songs.
After their masterpiece Arthur formed a new LOVE formation, which cut the next 3 album releases
for Blue Thumb, one  the LP "Four Sail" was given out of contractual reason to Elektra.. 
With this new lineup he tended more to Heavyrock & Blues, also a new more heavy version from
"Signed D.C." was recorded for the "Out Here" double LP.
Later recordings till his death in 2006  are mainly done as ARTHUR LEE & LOVE or Solo.

Style:  Folk-Psych; Heavy-Psych;

see: 
American Four ; Surfaris ;  Sons of Adam ;  Geronimo Black ; Morning ; Cottonwood ;
Barry MacLean ; Crazy World of Arthur Brown ;  Jimi Hendrix ;

Musicians:
Arthur Lee - lead vocals, guitar; Jon Echols -  guitar; Bryan MacLean - guitar, vocals;
Alban "Snoopy" Pfisterer - drums, keyboards; Ken Forssi - bass; 
Michael Stuart - drums(on 2nd & 3rd); Tjay Cantrelli - horns (2nd)
1969-1970:
Arthur Lee - vocals, guitar; Jay Donnellan = Jay Lewis - lead guitar; Frank Fayad - bass;
Gary Rowles - guitar; Dracken Theaker, George Suranovich - drums;
Nooney Ricket - guitar, voc.;  Jim Hobson - keyboards;

Producers : Arthur Lee & Bruce Botnick - Supervisor : Jac Holzman;
Front Cover Art : Bob Pepper; Photo: Ronnie Haran ; Cover Design: William S.Harvey;
Arrangers: Arthur Lee-David Angel-Bryan MacLean

Side One     all written by Arthur Lee  if not shown
Alone again or  (B.MacLean)  3:15
A House is not a Motel    3:25
Andmoreagain     3:15
The daily Planet   3:25
Old Man  (B.MacLean)   2:57
The red Telephone   4:45

Side Two
Maybe the People would be the Times
           or between Clark and Hilldale   3:30
Live and let Live    5:24
The good Humor Man
      He sees Everything like this  3:00
Bummer in the Summer   2:20
You set the Scene   6:49