ARTHUR LEE’s Most Underrated 60s Track? | LOVE | (MONO)
LOVE - "Your Mind And We Belong Together" / "Laughing Stock" (Elektra EKSN 45038) September 1968 Not their best, but they are always likely to make the charts. This wavers around, soehow, but the basic musicianship instinct is there. (Record Mirror, 28/09/68) 0:00 LOVE - "Your Mind And We Belong Together" 4:18 LOVE - "Laughing Stock" 6:42 Outro Welcome to 'Transistor Pop' – documenting vintage sounds from the 1960s. My 45rpm singles are carefully remastered. I use original dynamic mono / stereo records and quality represses. Here’s what you’ll GET on my channel: ✅ Garage beat sounds – folk-rock, psychedelic fuzz and freakbeat ✅ Both sides of rare 60s singles are mixed for your enjoyment. ✅ Discover the lost sound of 60s radio promos in my SHORTS uploads. ✅ Occasional early eighties UK street-punk mayhem. ✅ A new series of forgotten Powerpop 45s. ✅ 2 tracks from an LP that should have been on 45rpm. #psychedelicrock #sixties #60smusic #60sgarage #60sbeat 🔔 Subscribe for the best in vintage underground sixties sounds.
About arthur lee
Arthur Taylor Lee (born Arthur Porter Taylor; March 7, 1945 – August 3, 2006) was an American musician, singer and songwriter who rose to fame as the leader of the Los Angeles rock band Love. Love's 1967 album Forever Changes was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame and is part of the National Recording Registry.
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