Arthur Lee - Revision history

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Spider of Destiny at 20:46, 25 September 2020

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PopFanDoug: /* See also */ official site

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PopFanDoug: another Grass Roots

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Spider of Destiny at 17:52, 15 May 2012

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Spider of Destiny at 00:54, 3 December 2010

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 [[Arthur Lee]] (March 7, 1945–August 3, 2006) was the archetypal [[Los Angeles]] rock musician. Early appearances include recordings with [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1702256-Ronnie-The-Pomona-Casuals|Ronnie And The Pomona Casuals] for the Donna label. He was the first to record [[Jimi Hendrix]]. By 1965 he had a folk-rock style band called The Grass Roots. It was while [[Biography|Zappa]] was jamming with The Grass Roots at [[The Trip]] that he first noticed the young blonde [[Pamela Zarubica]].
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 [[Category:Rock Artists|Lee]]
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 [[Arthur Lee]] (March 7, 1945–August 3, 2006) was the archetypal [[Los Angeles]] rock musician. Early appearances include recordings with [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1702256-Ronnie-The-Pomona-Casuals|Ronnie And The Pomona Casuals] for the Donna label. He was the first to record [[Jimi Hendrix]]. By 1965 he had a folk-rock style band called The Grass Roots. It was while [[Biography|Zappa]] was jamming with The Grass Roots at [[The Trip]] that he first noticed the young blonde [[Pamela Zarubica]].
-The Grass Roots changed their name to [[Love (The Band)|Love]] by 1965, after a different group had more success with the name [[Wikipedia:The Grass Roots|The Grass Roots]].<ref>[https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/arthur-lee-1945-2006-78583/ Rolling Stone Obituary]</ref> Their first album "Love" was issued in 1966. They were at the heart of the [[Wikipedia:Sunset Strip|Sunset Strip]] freak scene; hanging out at [[Ben Frank's]] and [[Cantors]]. Lee was one of the first musicians to move out to [[Laurel Canyon]].
+The Grass Roots changed their name to [[Love (The Band)|Love]] by 1965, after a different group had more success with the name [[Wikipedia:The Grass Roots|The Grass Roots]].<ref>[https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/arthur-lee-1945-2006-78583/ Rolling Stone Obituary]</ref> Their first album "Love" was issued in 1966. They were at the heart of the [[Wikipedia:Sunset Strip|Sunset Strip]] freak scene; hanging out at [[Ben Frank's]] and Cantors. Lee was one of the first musicians to move out to [[Laurel Canyon]].
 ==See also==

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 [[Arthur Lee]] (March 7, 1945–August 3, 2006) was the archetypal [[Los Angeles]] rock musician. Early appearances include recordings with [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1702256-Ronnie-The-Pomona-Casuals|Ronnie And The Pomona Casuals] for the Donna label. He was the first to record [[Jimi Hendrix]]. By 1965 he had a folk-rock style band called The Grass Roots. It was while [[Biography|Zappa]] was jamming with The Grass Roots at [[The Trip]] that he first noticed the young blonde [[Pamela Zarubica]].
-The Grass Roots changed their name to [[Wikipedia: Love (band)|Love]] by 1965, after a different group had more success with the name [[Wikipedia:The Grass Roots|The Grass Roots]].<ref>[https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/arthur-lee-1945-2006-78583/ Rolling Stone Obituary]</ref> Their first album "Love" was issued in 1966. They were at the heart of the [[Wikipedia:Sunset Strip|Sunset Strip]] freak scene; hanging out at [[Ben Frank's]] and [[Cantors]]. Lee was one of the first musicians to move out to [[Laurel Canyon]].
+The Grass Roots changed their name to [[Love (The Band)|Love]] by 1965, after a different group had more success with the name [[Wikipedia:The Grass Roots|The Grass Roots]].<ref>[https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/arthur-lee-1945-2006-78583/ Rolling Stone Obituary]</ref> Their first album "Love" was issued in 1966. They were at the heart of the [[Wikipedia:Sunset Strip|Sunset Strip]] freak scene; hanging out at [[Ben Frank's]] and [[Cantors]]. Lee was one of the first musicians to move out to [[Laurel Canyon]].
 ==See also==
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 * [[wikipedia:Arthur Lee (musician)|Arthur Lee Article]]
 * [[Bobby Beausoleil]]
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-[[Arthur Lee]] (March 7, 1945–August 3, 2006) was the archetypal [[Los Angeles]] rock musician. Early appearances include recordings with [[Ronnie And The Pamona Casuals]] for the [[Donna]] label. He was the first to record [[Jimi Hendrix]]. By 1965 he had a folk-rock style band called [[The Grass Roots]]. It was while [[Frank Zappa|Zappa]] was jamming with [[The Grass Roots]] at [[The Trip]] that he first noticed the young blonde [[Pamela Zarubica]].
+[[Arthur Lee]] (March 7, 1945–August 3, 2006) was the archetypal [[Los Angeles]] rock musician. Early appearances include recordings with [https://www.discogs.com/artist/1702256-Ronnie-The-Pomona-Casuals|Ronnie And The Pomona Casuals] for the Donna label. He was the first to record [[Jimi Hendrix]]. By 1965 he had a folk-rock style band called The Grass Roots. It was while [[Biography|Zappa]] was jamming with The Grass Roots at [[The Trip]] that he first noticed the young blonde [[Pamela Zarubica]].
-[[The Grass Roots]] changed their name to [[Love]] by 1965, after a different group had more success with the name [[Grass Roots]].<ref>[https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/arthur-lee-1945-2006-78583/ Rolling Stone Obituary]</ref> Their first album "Love" was issued in 1966. They were at the heart of the [[Sunset Strip]] freak scene; hanging out at [[Ben Frank's]] and [[Cantors]]. [[Arthur Lee|Lee]] was one of the first musicians to move out to [[Laurel Canyon]].
+The Grass Roots changed their name to [[Wikipedia: Love (band)|Love]] by 1965, after a different group had more success with the name [[Wikipedia:The Grass Roots|The Grass Roots]].<ref>[https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/arthur-lee-1945-2006-78583/ Rolling Stone Obituary]</ref> Their first album "Love" was issued in 1966. They were at the heart of the [[Wikipedia:Sunset Strip|Sunset Strip]] freak scene; hanging out at [[Ben Frank's]] and [[Cantors]]. Lee was one of the first musicians to move out to [[Laurel Canyon]].
 ==See also==

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	[[The Grass Roots]] had evolved into Love by 1965. Their first album "Love" was issued in 1966. They were at the heart of the [[Sunset Strip]] freak scene; hanging out at [[Ben Frank's]] and [[Cantors]]. [[Arthur Lee\|Lee]] was one of the first musicians to move out to [[Laurel Canyon]].		[[The Grass Roots]] had evolved into Love by 1965. Their first album "Love" was issued in 1966. They were at the heart of the [[Sunset Strip]] freak scene; hanging out at [[Ben Frank's]] and [[Cantors]]. [[Arthur Lee\|Lee]] was one of the first musicians to move out to [[Laurel Canyon]].

		+	==See also==
		+	* [[wikipedia:Arthur Lee (musician)\|Arthur Lee Article]]
		+	* [[Bobby Beausoleil]]

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