Arthur Lee & LOVE's Bido Lito's Rock Club In LA

#316 Arthur Lee & LOVE's Bido Lito's Rock Club In LA (6/8/17)

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[motita]

I love that you know your "Love" history. One of the most underrated bands in the music world. Thank you for this video. The world needs to know about Arthur Lee and LOVE!!!

[Joseph-ax]

Grew up in that era although unaware of Bido Lito's but remember hearing "Stephanie Knows Who" on the radio. I've always wondered do the times make the people or the people make the times.

[jbell]

Saw Love there in the 60's (fabulous!)... my father saw Lenny Bruce there (when it was called Cosmo Alley)... and the Mothers played there as well.

[sixbladeknife]

Just stumbled across this old vlog, thanks for doing this one! The Doors pretty much idolized Arthur Lee and Love and that’s saying a lot! Forever Changes still stands as one of the greatest and most influential albums ever made, they had some other great stuff too but that one is in rare air :) “Signed DC” was allegedly written about the original drummer.

[lindabradshaw]

Thanks for the great vlog about Arthur Lee and Love. ❤❤❤

[davidellis]

Lots of history in Cosmos alley. My buddies Mike & Rusty played with Arthur & Johnny from 1993 til 2019. Arthur, was a legend in Europe. Should have been one here.

[bobbilowery]

poor Jah!! I hope he's feeling better! I hope your hand is feeling better too Jordan! Lots of well wishes from my family and I to you!

[YeynasJourneys]

good vlog Jordan, sorry you have to wait so long to work, hoping something great awaits you for your patience. Hope Jah felt better, it is sad when they get sick.

[tubehound]

Jordan, The love force is strong with you. Rock on

[donbvs]

Thanks for the Love coverage. Interesting details. But, that's what you do so well!

[denisebeaudry]

good vlog as always, Jordan your like a book of knowledge, and happy to hear your hand wasn't cancerous and please give Jaw a big hug for me. I hate to see dogs being sick...he has become very special to me...

[rosalieallen]

JAH upz to buddy. Yikey doo...
Whats up Doc? Historic alleyway alrite. Don't u jus luv the 4gotten places. Thanx 4 keeping it all alive Jordan. Neva a dull moment.

[lindabradshaw]

I was there at Bido Lito’s and meet Arthur Lee and Love. I dated Arthur for a while. Gorgeous, talented man. Unfortunately he was already heavy into psychedelics.

[dianaszydel]

I am glad you got your stitches out and that Jah is feeling better. I enjoyed the video, thanks!

[minnesotalakes]

Ouch!! Speaking from experience, yes, removal of stitches can hurt... ALOT! Thankful no cancer. ~ Love your vlogging style. Very personable. ✨

[jamesnash]

...Jordan i'm speaking to you from the future where it is the year 2019. i don't believe it's coincidental that the year i get into Love i discover your fantastic vlogs...the first three albums are essential listening for everyone...

[bobbyromo]

I lived near Frankln and cahuega and walked into the place and tripped out while Don hit the drums for hours in practice. I went to school with him and went the same wsy he did with drug, sad life that he ended up liviving, he was the best drummer ever

[Cakemaster]

Poor Jah... glad you got those stitches out... sounded painful. Great vlog once again!!

[TheAnarchitek]

The Grass Roots began as a side project of Steve Barri and PF Sloan, staff songwriters for Dunhill Records. The pair recorded a dynamite version of Dylan's Ballad of a Thin Man, then had a hit with the song Where Were You When I Needed You. They needed a band to tour behind the record, hired a group out of the Bay area, to become The Grass Roots. That group didn't work out, so they put together a new group, who went on to rack up an impressive list of singles. I was there, 1966, 1967, and 1969, saw Love, the Doors, the Grass Roots, Buffalo Springfield, among many others. Arthur Lee deserved much more respect than he got, Forever Changes still a very listenable album. It was one of the 1967 classics.

[RandyR]

Saw Love with The Doors Tribute band Wild Child at The Whiskey on 7/3/93. Became my final night on The Strip. Quake in Jan 94 altered my world an threw me 400 miles east