Compilation - Release 2006
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 album are outstanding often covered songs.
After their masterpiece Arthur formed a new LOVE formation, which cut the next 3 LP 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 2003  are mainly done as ARTHUR LEE & LOVE or Solo.

Style:  Folk-Psych; Heavy-Psych;

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

Musicians:
Arthur Lee - lead vocals, guitar; Jon Echols -  guitar; Ken Forssi - bass;
Alban "Snoopy" Pfisterer - drums, keyboards; Tjay Cantrelli - horns (2nd)
Bryan MacLean - guitar, vocals; Michael Stuart - drums(on 2nd & 3rd);

1969-1970:
Arthur Lee - vocals, guitar; Jay Donnellan = Jay Lewis - lead guitar;
Frank Fayad - bass; Gary Rowles - guitar; Jim Hobson - keyboards;
Dracken Theaker, George Suranovich - drums; Nooney Ricket - guitar, voc.; 

CD 1
My little red Book  (B.Bacharach-H.David)
Can't explain  (Lee-Echols-Fleckenstien)
A Message to Pretty  (Lee)
Softly to me  (B.MacLean)
No Matter what you do
You Ill be following
Hey Joe  (William M.Roberts)  later arr. by T.Rose
Signed D.C.  (Lee)
Mushroom Clouds
No 14   (Lee)   Single B-Side
7 and 7 is  (Lee)
Stephanie knows who  (Lee)
Orange Skies  (B.MacLean)
Que Vida  (Lee)
The Castle  (Lee)
She comes in Colours  (Lee)

CD 2
Alone again or  (B.MacLean)
AndMoreAgain  (A.Lee-B.MacLean)
The Red Telephone
Maybe the People would bethe Times or between Clark & Hilldale
Live and let Live  (Lee)
Bummer in the Summer
You set the Scene
Your Mind and we belong together  (Lee)  Single  B-Side
Laughing Stock  (Lee)  Single  A-Side
Singing Cowboy
Your Friend and mine - Neils Song
Good Times
Robert Montgomery
Always see your Face