Love

The collection, which totals 22 songs on over 75 minutes of remastered music, draws from Love's four Elektra albums recorded from 1966-1969 - Forever Changes, Love, Da Capo and Four Sail - plus two non-LP singles from the era. Highlights on this essential single disc retrospective also include the Billboard Top 40 single “Seven And Seven Is,” the hits “My Little Red Book” and “She Comes In Colors,” the single “Your Mind And We Belong Together,” and many other classic tracks.

After almost a decade away from touring (which included a stint in prison), Lee came back to performing in 2002 up until his illness and 2006 death from leukemia. In Lee's New York Times obituary, the paper noted, “A recent benefit concert for Mr. Lee's medical expenses, at the Beacon Theater in Manhattan, indicated the breadth of Love's legacy. Among those performing were Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin, Ian Hunter of Mott the Hoople and Nils Lofgren, along with younger musicians like Ryan Adams, Yo La Tengo and Alec Ounsworth of Clap Your Hands Say Yeah.”