ALVIN LEE
''THE LAST SHOW''
MAY 28, 2012 - RAALTE, HOLLAND
2013
78:59
1 /Hear Me Calling
Alvin Lee/5:22
2 /I Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes
Al Kooper/11:03
3 /How Do You Do It
Alvin Lee/4:31
4 /My Baby Left Me
Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup/2:13
5 /Country Thing
Alvin Lee/0:48
6 /I Don't Give a Damn
Alvin Lee/5:02
7 /I Writing You a Letter
Alvin Lee/7:50
8 /Slow Blues In 'C'
Alvin Lee/8:19
9 /I'm Gonna Make It
Alvin Lee/5:11
10 /Scat Encounter
Alvin Lee/0:48
11 /I Woke Up This Morning
Alvin Lee/5:04
12 /Love Like a Man
Alvin Lee/8:09
13 /Going Home
Alvin Lee/11:34
14 /Rip It Up
Robert Blackwell/3:05
Alvin Lee/Guitar, Vocals, Harmonica
Pete Pritchard/Electric Bass, Double Bass
Richard Newman/Drums
On May 28th, 2012, Alvin Lee played what sadly proved to be his last live show at a festival in Holland. Backed by Pete Pritchard on bass and Richard Newman on drums, Alvin and the band were described by all in attendance as being on fire that night, playing one of the finest shows of his long and impressive career. Luckily, the show was recorded in its entirety and now, thanks to the efforts of his family, we well all get the opportunity to experience the magic of Alvin Lee one more time.
BIOGRAPHY
by Rovi Staff
As with many of the other English beat groups of the '60s, Alvin Lee cut his musical teeth in Hamburg, Germany in a band called the Jaybirds. By 1966, back in England, he had changed the name of his band to Ten Years After and was rapidly becoming a major attraction because of the virtuosity of his solo work. Most Americans first became familiar with Lee through his appearance at Woodstock, although he remained active throughout the decades that followed; among his releases were 1974's In Flight, 1986's Detroit Diesel, and 1996's Live in Vienna. Alvin Lee died on March 6, 2013 due to complications from a routine surgical procedure.
''THE LAST SHOW''
MAY 28, 2012 - RAALTE, HOLLAND
2013
78:59
1 /Hear Me Calling
Alvin Lee/5:22
2 /I Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes
Al Kooper/11:03
3 /How Do You Do It
Alvin Lee/4:31
4 /My Baby Left Me
Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup/2:13
5 /Country Thing
Alvin Lee/0:48
6 /I Don't Give a Damn
Alvin Lee/5:02
7 /I Writing You a Letter
Alvin Lee/7:50
8 /Slow Blues In 'C'
Alvin Lee/8:19
9 /I'm Gonna Make It
Alvin Lee/5:11
10 /Scat Encounter
Alvin Lee/0:48
11 /I Woke Up This Morning
Alvin Lee/5:04
12 /Love Like a Man
Alvin Lee/8:09
13 /Going Home
Alvin Lee/11:34
14 /Rip It Up
Robert Blackwell/3:05
Alvin Lee/Guitar, Vocals, Harmonica
Pete Pritchard/Electric Bass, Double Bass
Richard Newman/Drums
On May 28th, 2012, Alvin Lee played what sadly proved to be his last live show at a festival in Holland. Backed by Pete Pritchard on bass and Richard Newman on drums, Alvin and the band were described by all in attendance as being on fire that night, playing one of the finest shows of his long and impressive career. Luckily, the show was recorded in its entirety and now, thanks to the efforts of his family, we well all get the opportunity to experience the magic of Alvin Lee one more time.
BIOGRAPHY
by Rovi Staff
As with many of the other English beat groups of the '60s, Alvin Lee cut his musical teeth in Hamburg, Germany in a band called the Jaybirds. By 1966, back in England, he had changed the name of his band to Ten Years After and was rapidly becoming a major attraction because of the virtuosity of his solo work. Most Americans first became familiar with Lee through his appearance at Woodstock, although he remained active throughout the decades that followed; among his releases were 1974's In Flight, 1986's Detroit Diesel, and 1996's Live in Vienna. Alvin Lee died on March 6, 2013 due to complications from a routine surgical procedure.
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