Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) - Albert Lee & Hogan's Heroes 

Sad to hear that. She was listening you heart ❤️ through this beautiful song

Humphrey Bogart billie...not billy...my god

Yas BILLIE JOE

...this is what i was just thinking .....

Absolutely a true gentleman. If you have ever had the opportunity to meet and talk with Albert, he is absolutely the kindest and sweetest man.

I remember him smashing a guitar at Manchester Apollo back in the 90s, then picking up an electro acoustic, sitting in the middle of the wrecked guitar, all alone and finishing with this number, classic !

@@wiking08 oh what a concert! glad to hear you there. thanks.

Albert has a brand new solo album out - check his website at www.albertlee.co.uk.

Thanks for great music

Πίος ξέρει ζει. Ο Άλμπερτ.

This version sounds very similar to Glen Campbell's, minus the extended solo.

According to Erik Clapton “I never accepted that I was the greatest guitar player in the world. In truth, Clapton couldn’t accept the slogan because he simply didn’t believe it. For him, there was someone else far more worthy: the great Albert Lee.

Fuckin' astounding talent. Voice and guitar. All you hear still to this day is Hendrix, Clapton, Hendrix, Clapton, Blah blah. Even mediocre 'Slash' of G'n'R..........Guitar hero, my arse. Who'se heard of this guy ? For the most part, nobody.......even people who think they're in the know. This mans' name is not even in the finalists for the league of greats ? Scandalous and shameful. He's a far greater musical technician than Clapton, and the second fiddle isn't even passed his way. I give up. He's a pensioner in this clip, and still shines like a crazy diamond. The mans' on fire. Brilliant. Check him out riffing over JJ Cales cocaine. Never fails to start my trousers flapping, as if caught in force ten gale. I don't wear hats, but if I did it'd be removed for Albert Lee.

Ian Davis He's a guitar player's guitar player. The right people know how good he is :-)

Shane Wright You're right. I'm not suggesting nobody's heard of this guy. I was just expressing my distaste for the constant drone of 'Know nothings' who constantly photocopy their ignorance all over the place..........Clapton, Hendrix, Page, ad infinitum, all good guitarists, but nowhere the the technical skills of Mr Lee. I think the above mentioned trio are the bleedin' obvious, but thanks to our Time Warner culture, Lee's sadly over looked for the most part. A bit like the arsewits from the late eighties who were fed the notion that Nigel Kennedy invented the violin....... He didn't, and he's passed into history......Thank Christ !

Agreed 100% I guess I meant to say he gets his praise from the people he'd feel best about getting praise from - people who know guitar, not people who know the radio

You expressed it very well with your previous comment. I just had to seal it with my assertion that Clapton was not god and Jimi Hendrix was not the best guitar player in the history of rock. Clapton, Hendrix and Page were great players.....No doubt. But there's something about stock broker types with their rack system DVD players in the Bentley or Maseratis and idiots at the office who 'Peacock' about the place shovelling their prowess of rock knowledge in the faces of the 'Thick'. Not just these types, but you know what I mean. If you mentioned Albert Lee to these tits, they wouldn't have an arsing clue what you're talking about. Sadly their lack of knowledge perpetuates the notion that real superior talent doesn't stand a chance unless it's going Platinum or Gold, while failing to realise that foot soldiers like Lee and countless others were the real reason why major hits had half a chance in the first place. Jimmy Page was another foot soldier of this genre.........The session musician extrodinaire...........not to mention John Paul Jones. But your average 'Know all' didn't and still doesn't have the foggiest notion of these people other than the time they became 'Stars' in their own right. When Page and Jones were at the forefront of Zeppelin fame, ninety percent of Zep fans at the time (And probably today) hadn't a clue of their musical pedigree. They were actually musicians with a huge repertoire of hits throughout the 60s and 70s as opposed to being simply 'Cock' rockstars in a 'Leather Balled band'. They weren't just members of a hugely successful rock band. They were masters of their craft. Albert Lee comes from this stable of sheer talent, and people who've never heard of him, have actually heard the fruits of his talent and don't realise the 'Hits' they all love and cherish were made possible by the sonic genius he brought to the studio and live performances. I could go on. But I better stop. Peace and love. Talk soon.

+leexster If you like this, search on "Good riddance Glen Campbell".

He was playing great piano in 1959

Wellput, THANK YOU, Sean Martinman !!