ALVIN LEE & MICK TAYLOR (1977) Roslyn | Full Album | Rock | Blues | Live Concert

The Alvin Lee Band with Mick Taylor was a powerful and legendary collaboration that brought together two of the most iconic guitarists of their time. This particular concert at My Father's Place in Roslyn, New York on November 28, 1981, was broadcast on WLIR 92.7 FM, allowing fans who couldn't be there in person to enjoy the music from the comfort of their own homes.

The concert took place just after the release of the Alvin Lee Band's album RX5 in October of that year, and the addition of Mick Taylor added a new dimension to the band's already impressive sound. Mick Taylor had recently returned from several gigs in Europe with the band, and this show on Long Island, NY was part of a string of East Coast performances.

The Alvin Lee Band with Mick Taylor featured Alvin Lee on guitar and vocals, Mick Taylor on guitar, Tom Compton on drums, and Fuzzy Samuels on bass. This lineup created an electrifying sound that blended elements of rock, blues, and jazz into a truly unique musical experience. The concert was a celebration of their new album, as well as a showcase for the incredible talents of these legendary musicians.

The Alvin Lee Band:
Alvin Lee-Guitar & Vocals
Mick Taylor-Guitar
Tom Compton-Drums
Fuzzy Samuels-Bass


BLUES MUSIC    • 78 BOOGIE WOOGIE Vol  2 Meade Lux, Lewis S...  

ROCK MUSIC    • CUB (1968) The Groovin Strings and Things ...  

FULL MUSIC PLAYLISTS
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01 - Intro
02 - One Of These Days
03 - Honey Pie
04 - Good Morning Little Girl
05 - Slow Blues In C
06 - Love Like A Man

Alvin Lee was an English guitarist and singer, best known as the lead vocalist and lead guitarist of the blues rock band Ten Years After. Lee was known for his fast and intricate fingerstyle playing, as well as his dynamic stage presence. He was a prominent figure in the British blues rock scene of the 1960s and 1970s, and his playing has been cited as an influence by many later guitarists. Some of Lee's most well-known songs include "I'm Going Home," "Love Like a Man," and "Choo Choo Mama." http://www.alvinlee.com/

Mick Taylor is also an English guitarist, who is perhaps best known for his time as a member of the Rolling Stones. Taylor joined the band in 1969, following the departure of Brian Jones, and played on some of their most famous albums, including "Let It Bleed," "Sticky Fingers," and "Exile on Main St." Taylor is known for his bluesy and melodic playing style, which helped to define the sound of the Rolling Stones during his time with the band. He has also released several solo albums and has collaborated with a wide range of other musicians over the years. http://micktaylor.free.fr/

Both Alvin Lee and Mick Taylor have had significant impacts on the development of rock and roll and blues music, and are highly respected among their peers and fans alike.


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