Love

Love was an American rock band that rose to prominence in the late 1960s. Founded by singer, songwriter, and guitarist Arthur Lee in Los Angeles, Love's sound was a unique blend of rock, folk, psychedelic, and orchestral music. Their music has stood the test of time and continues to be influential.

An intriguing episode in Love's career revolves around their third album, "Forever Changes." In 1967, amidst personal and band turmoil, Arthur Lee wrote and recorded the album that would become Love's most acclaimed work. The recording process was fraught with tension. At one point, due to the other band members' lack of preparation, session musicians were brought in, which served as a wake-up call for the band. They ended up playing on the majority of the tracks, creating a seminal album that beautifully captured the atmosphere of late '60s Los Angeles. This period of Love's history highlights their creative determination and the way they transformed turmoil into an enduring piece of art.