Can Arthur Lee make good business decisions?
It's 1969, surely they play at Woodstock?
What is the actual difference between a Love album and an Arthur Lee solo album?
What did Arthur Lee do at an Our Price record store? (post credits nugget)
Re-joining Nick and Ewan are Emily Baldoni, Gavin Hogg, and Paul Hanley to share their opinions.
In this episode we work our way through .
Out Here (1969)
False Start (1970)
Black Beauty (1973)
Reel to Real (1974)
As usual, take your time. Pause the pod, go and find the music on Spotify, Deezer, tidal, YouTube, apple music or wherever. You have plenty of time. Or just dust off your own Fall albums and listen again.
Or listen to a selection on our combined podcast playlist
We know that Spotify has weird licensing around the world, if there seems to be an album missing from the playlist, let us know.
Also come and join us at our homes over at www.tempfans.com or beat.rehab/tempfans and find all the playlist links and episodes.
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Paul currently drums for Brix and the Extricated and you can buy their stuff here
You can also buy copies of his two books ( Leave The Capital: A History of Manchester Music in 13 Recordings, and HAVE A BLEEDIN GUESS: The story of Hex Enduction Hour) from here
AND Paul Has only gone and made his own Fall podcast ( I like to think we gave him the idea) and that is over here
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Jonathan is the genius behind our theme music and you can hear more of his stuff on his Bandcamp
Additional music in this episode by Blue Dot Sessions
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