A rough mix of one of the last demos I did with Danny Mcintosh and Trixie Cottle. aka The Phoenix. At the 3:10 mark, Danny starts to play some of the fastest licks I've ever heard, yet still really lyrical and melodic...the man is brilliant.

One More Night Of Love (Lee) Remix

A song for a friend, recorded live in the studio

River In The Wood (Lee)

A 35 year old live acoustic recording which I'll add bass and drums to when I'm able.

OVER AND OVER (Lee)  Remix 8 - 26

A song written and recorded for 'The Moment' an album I did for the Findhorn Foundation, but which was never released. Maybe I should see about getting it released now!

UNTIL A NEW WORLD IS BORN (Lee)

A song written with Scott English in London, recorded in Vermont and Asheville NC, bass and drums to be added as when I can.

Helpless (Lee - English) V

Recorded on a cassette player in 1975, so sound quality is what it is, but a good example of an unusual rhythm guitar style that as far as I know, nobody else uses, except maybe James Litherland, who played the lead part on this with me.

U Got It Remix

Forty years on, the lyric is as relevant as when I first wrote it, unfortunately...

Run To Life (Lee) Mick Lee & Erich Kory

A song written from my heart, hopefully to touch yours.
I do believe we've all been here.

Come A Time (Lee - Macintosh) Sketch

7Years (Lee)

I write very few Country songs, but I like to think they're all good ones :)

Skin Close (Lee)

An album recorded thirty years ago with Chris Powers at the Findhorn Foundation studio in Scotland, but never released until now. It's available at http://www.ebay.com/itm/322005883926?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Many thanks and appreciation to Tommy Dingwall and Ronnie Thain for bass, Findlay Grant for drums, Marcia Ganeles-Kislik for flute, and a sax player whose name, alas, I can't remember. My friend Alvin Kramer provided keys and electric guitar. His playing is absolutely brilliant. And Chris Powers, whose unique acoustic guitar style encompasses colors from powerful to poignant, and everything in between.

Mick Lee

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