Heads Heads and Feet [feat. Albert Lee] - Everybody’s Hustling’ / Hang Me, Dang Me

 Heads Heads and Feet

feat Albert Lee

Everybody’s Hustling’ / Hang Me, Dang Me

Rockpile : 'Sweet Little Lisa” 1979 | Telecaster Group (Facebook)

Sometimes the Brits can rock it like it’s Country!

Albert Lee was invited by Dave Edmunds on "Sweet Little Lisa" in 1979, for studio sessions.

Check the the faces of Edmunds & fellow Rockpile members (Billy Bremner, Terry Williams, Nick Lowe) Phil Lynott, Huey Lewis, Graham Parker were there too!

They couldn't believe their ears...clearly

Telecaster Group 

Emmylou Harris - Luxury Liner 40 Tons of Steel

Emmylou Harris

Luxury Liner 40 tons of steel

With Albert Lee (guitar) and The Hot Band

Ricky Skaggs and (Guitar Hero - yes ANOTHER one) Albert Lee - Country Boy

Again some kind soul reminded me of this and posted a little clip of the guitar solo from Albert here (he’s a Brit tha knows) on that dread Flackennabokk but , . . . . what IS it with this clips? . . . . . "short little span of attention" . . . . . here’s the whole thing!  The clip misses out on what a fine fine guitarist Ricky is . . . . .

Ricky Skaggs & Albert Lee. Country Boy From The American Music Shop

You’re welcome!

Albert Lee - Just Because

 

Speaking of people discovered through my brother Steve he played me Emmylou Harris and the Hot Band and said check out her guitar player!

"He’s a Brit!” *

Lifelong fan right there . . . . .often overlooked but never quite equalled!

Albert Lee

* born in Lingen, Herefordshire but brought up in London Albert has true Romani roots (that’s proper gyspy blood to you!) for the guitarist amongst you he plays an Ernie Ball signature Musicman guitar

GUITARS : Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan - ‘Stormy Monday’

 

Go on click it anyway . . . . . .it will play I swear!

Albert King & Stevie Ray Vaughan - Stormy Monday

Two favourites and a favourite song first bought at 13 years old (precocious little freak that I was! ) by Chris Farlowe ( as Little Joe Cook featuring a young Albert Lee on guitar) 

Check how Albert plays his guitar here and how it’s strung (if you didn’t know!?) . . . . only Jimi could do that in my experience but hey well he could play it either way up to be fair and was truly ambidextrous and not left handed as many assumed  . . . . . . . this with Albert is strung the right way but played left handed and therefore upside down !!!!