Alvin Lee - The Bluest Blues (feat. George Harrison) HD720p

Rock

Year2016

Duration7m

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"Nineteen Ninety Four" album 1994 / Digitally Remastered 2013. ✅ Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlistlist=PLiuMaQ5Uh5KCBBkgVZUV6vgKJFAl3IuP_ Alvin Lee (born Graham Anthony Barnes 19.12.1944 – 6.03.2013) was an English singer and guitarist, best known as the lead vocalist and lead guitarist of the blues rock band Ten Years After / Alvin says “… this is one of my favourite tracks from my album ‘1994’. It has George Harrison on slide guitar and is one of the best solos he ever played (George's solo 2:13 - 3:08) . It’s a masterpiece, so sensitive. Hearing George made me play more sensitive too! I’m very proud of this one.” (Alvin's genius solo 4:00 - 7:27) Photo with George : https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ce/6b/07/ce6b0708cc9e4fbb3c329dc14d91b2f9.jpg ...................................... Alvin Lee- guitar, vocal George Harrison- slide guitar Tim Hinkley- piano, hammond organ Steve Grant- keys Steve Gould- bass Alan Young- drums ............................................................................ I couldn't wait to see you - waiting by the door There's no one there to meet me - and your clothes are on the floor Sorry if I hurt you - and I made you cry Couldn't stand to see you - with another guy It's the bluest blues - and it cuts me like a knife It's the bluest blues - since you walked out of my life Couldn't really tell you - how you hurt my pride Something broke within me - down inside I never knew I loved you - til you went away Now the loneliness surrounds me - everyday It's the bluest blues - since you walked out of the door It's the bluest blues - cause I won't see you no more I'm sorry if I failed you - if somehow I'm to blame It's the bluest blues I'm feeling - it's a cryin' shame I just can't live without you - face another day It's the bluest blues I'm feeling, and it's here to stay It's the bluest blues, and it cuts me to the bone It's the bluest blues, when you can't find your way home ......................................................................