Arthur Lee and Love - Alone Again Or Live NEVER BEFORE SEEN

Arthur Lee and Love performing Alone Again Or at The State Theatre in Falls Church, VA back in 2004. With the 2 year anniversary of Arthur Lee's death, I figured that this would be a good time to finally share this footage with other Love fans out there.

I shot this with a Canon S400 digital camera, which unfortunately limits all videos to only 3 minutes in length, so the beginning and end of the song were cut off a bit. The sound quality is far from perfect, but I think the energy of the show comes through.

I was lucky enough to be standing only a few from stage, and also fortunate that original lead guitarist Johnny Echols was in the lineup that night.

I can honestly say that this show was the most memorable concert I've ever attended.

RIP Arthur Lee.

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[shaneshaky1]

this song is so moving and emotional!, gives me a shiver up my spine!, how many of todays artists can do that!?

[firebelly75]

love the light show!

[Flunder]

man thats so good.

[Seattlecarnut]

I love this song! It sounds even better played live.

[durgaaa]

@presward --well SOME of us can say that about the Doors ! And we like Love EQUALLY ! !

[presward]

Love is a band I can keep coming back to. Listened to them in my teens and still love them in my 40s. I can't say that of the Doors.

[HistoryofTek]

great footage......

[JoeChrisMorris]

thank you for posting my cover of Loves "Listen to my song" (off Out There )

was Echols playing with them for this show? or was that later?

[MarceloVulgo73]

Arthur Lee é do Caralho!!! Great band

Great Music. GOD SAVE THIS MAN!

TANX !!!! LOVE AND PEACE!!

[Modes9]

I saw them with the Zombies at Town Hall in NYC. Now that Arthur is gone, I'm SO GLAD I did it. It was amazing to hear all of the great music from "Forever Changes" and "Odessey and Oracle" performed live.

[posthumanhero]

i blame global communism, a lack of musical training and the general wallpaper quality that music has come to take on.