Out Here (Endless Happiness Label)

Out Here (Endless Happiness Label)This set marked several firsts for Love. Not only was Out Here (1969) their initial foray away from the Elektra imprint, it would be their only double LP package. After the relative failure of Forever Changes (1968), co founder Arthur Lee (vocals rhythm guitar) disbanded the unit and then re formed with Frank Fayad (bass), George Suranovich (drums), Jay Donnellan (lead guitar), and Gary Rowles (lead guitar). Granted, it's certainly not the greatest

D1 - Close Your Eyes

The release there coincided with the Beatles' final concert tour and the controversy surrounding John Lennon's remark that the band had become "more popular than Jesus"

By the turn of the 70s he was the king of ‘psychedelic soul’

Open Letter To Duke B Side

11 All Night Long

Starting with the sparse voice-and-cello of the title track

B8 Party For Your Right To Fight 3:26

19 I’ve Got A Feeling (take 1) – The Heptones *

Thanks to the 1966 stroke of genius that is 'Psychotic Reaction'

A3 : Gotta Get It Back (3

10 We Don't Care 2:27

on an album partly about those searching for love (or a lover) but ultimately finding power in themselves