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Article: Culture: Playing it again but not stuck in the groove; Arthur Lee, founder of legendary 1960s band Love, makes a rare appearance in Birmingham on Sunday. He spoke to Al Hutchins.(Features)
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- The Birmingham Post (England)
- Article date:
- August 30, 2002
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Byline: Al Hutchins
Acouple of months back, you may have seen Arthur Lee's name in the music listings for the Robin in Bilston.
Given that the venue has its fair share of tribute bands, you'd have been forgiven for assuming it was just that. Arthur Lee in Bilston? On the face of it, it seemed about as likely as finding Dionne Warwick pulling pints at your local Wetherspoon's.
But it was true. The night before the Symphony Hall played host to Brian Wilson, a pop sensibility as obstinately haunted and reclusive as the former Beach Boy was let loose ...
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