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1969's "LEE MICHAELS" is easily Michaels' best album from a relatively-short career. It was done in 5 hours, "live" in the studio (at least that's what they told us) with Frosty on drums being the only other musician involved. Including "Heighty Hi", "Stormy Monday" and that terrific opening medley, it always reminds me of his concerts, opening for Grand Funk Railroad usually, back in 1969 and the early 70's, which were always great and where he never sounded better. If you dug Lee's dynamic organ you need this album in your collection. Even if you didn't, you need it for the next generations to hear, enjoy, and pass on the good word. "LEE MICHAELS" is a must-have classic!
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just an organ and a set of drums. fantastic!! I bought this on an eight track in 1970- ish. I thought it was great the, and feel the same today. creative and talented.
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great album
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great soul rock with organ
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The first time I heard side 1 was when my dad finally bought an FM radio. Needless to say, I was blown away. I still challenge friends to top this version of Stormy Monday and after hearing it, they concede. Buy it!
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