Love Revisited
with Johnny Echols
2026-04-30
The Fleece, St.Thomas Street
Bristol UK
Celebrating 60 years of Love and De Capo
Audience Recording
Artwork Included
Quality A
Time:80 Minutes
Lineage Roland R-07 >> Soundprofessionals TFB-2 >> WavePad (top and tail) Audacity >> Dime.
Checked SBE's with Trader's Little Helper
Added a bit of bass and treble,raised the volume a bit,especially in the
between song chat.Tracked in Audacity and that's about it.
1. Maybe the People Would Be the Times or Between Clark and Hilldale
2. My Little Red Book
3. A House Is Not a Motel
4. Gazing
5. Stephanie Knows Who
6. Can't Explain
7. iQue Vida!
8. Your Mind and We Belong Together
9. Johnny B.Goode
10.You I'll Be Following
11.Orange Skies
12.Alone Again Or
13.And More
14.Andmoreagain
15.The Red Telephone
16.Live and Let Live
17.You Set the Scene
18.Signed D.C.
19.Wonder People
20.Always See Your Face
21.7 and 7 Is
Johnny Echols – lead guitar, occasional vocals (1965–68, 2002–present)
Rusty Squeezebox (born David Ramsey)– guitar, vocals (1994–present)
Mike Randle – guitar (1994–present)
David "Daddy O" Green – drums (1994–present)
James Nolte – bass guitar (2021–present)
LOVE with Johnny Echols
From 1993 until Arthur’s death in 2006, the band Baby Lemonade were an essential part of the renaissance of LOVE’s music. This iteration of LOVE saw many sold-out tours, two sell-outs at the Royal Festival Hall as well as back-to-back Glastonbury performances and an appearance on Later with Jools Holland.
Johnny Echols and Arthur Lee were childhood friends whose families both moved from Memphis to Los Angeles. Teenage Johnny & Arthur teamed up to form the groups Arthur Lee & The LAG’s and the American Four before they formed LOVE in 1965. The classic LOVE line up featuring Johnny disbanded in 1968. Johnny reunited with Arthur Lee in 2005 to perform with LOVE once more.
Baby Lemonade formed in 1992 by Rusty Squeezebox, Mike Randle and David “Daddy-O” Green. In 1993 the band landed the gig of a lifetime opening up for LOVE. That show was the last for that incarnation of LOVE as Arthur replaced them with Baby Lemonade. Baby Lemonade released records on Sympathy for the Record Industry, Munster and Big Deal between 1993 and 2001.
In 2005 the LOVE line up once again featured Arthur’s childhood friend and founding member Johnny Echols on lead guitar who returned after a 37-year absence. In July of 2005, Arthur was diagnosed with Leukaemia and after a brave battle he passed away one year later. Arthur’s last show was with Baby Lemonade and Johnny Echols on June 23rd at San Francisco’s Cafe Du Nord. The world had lost a true music legend.
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