COUNTRY BOY - ALBERT LEE (Live on BBC Radio 2’s ‘Weekend Wogan’ - Sunday, 28 March 2010)
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WEEKEND WOGAN 10th ANNIVERSARY SERIES - Show 7/35
ALBERT LEE WEEK - Song 6 of 6 - 'Country Boy'.
12.55pm, live on BBC Radio 2 on Sunday, 28 March 2010.
“I’ve never heard anything like that in my life!” exclaims Sir Terry Wogan at the end of this clip. And quite frankly, he spoke on behalf of so many people who were picking up their jaws off the floor for having just witnessed the genius Albert Lee deliver one of the most scintillating versions of ‘Country Boy’ of his career. Arguably, THE most important and significant version ever.
You see, this was the first time that Albert had been invited onto a live, national BBC radio or TV broadcast in nearly 30 years... and he knew that even with all the ridiculously amazing things that he had achieved in his career as a sideman, this was a big BIG moment for him as a front man. And dear god, did he seize the moment!!!
As you can see and hear, the studio audience went berserk at the end, giving Albert the only spontaneous standing ovation in all of the 36 shows we did that year. The noise was so thunderous, I couldn’t hear that Terry was wrapping up the show and so therefore, I missed my cue to play the closing signature tune of the show! 🤦🏻♂️
For me personally, it was a huge emotional experience because having been the conduit that brought Albert to ‘Weekend Wogan’, I felt that I had finally paid back to this icon the incalculable joy, opportunities and exposure that he had given me.
We spoke on the phone later that evening while he was relaxing with a glass of wine and reflecting on what had been an extraordinary morning/afternoon. I will never forget the very lovely things he said to me in that phone call and how content he was with the job he’d done! And rightly so.
To have performed live on BBC Radio 2 with Albert Lee on Sunday, 28 March 2010 will always be one of the greatest honours of my life.
Albert, I love you mate! Thank YOU! ❤️
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Terry’s special guests this week were Albert Lee, Timothy B. Schmit and Sheila Hancock.
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Crazy , Wogan unleashed Albert on an unsuspecting audience. He was playing great here
The superb, brilliant, jaw dropping talent of Albert Lee. Seen him many times and his talent does not diminish. Genius.
Met Albert many times with Don over the years. Always friendly and ready to chat. The word legend is used very freely these days but Albert is truly deserving of the title.
I had the pleasure of sitting and speaking with Albert Lee for about 20 minutes some years ago after a Q and A session sponsored by Sam Ash Music. Mr Lee was jet lagged from flying from England to Calif then to NY for the session. The jet lagged Albert Lee still had what we see here -albeit not as energetic. What a very kind and humble man!
WHEW
HAVE MERCY!
One of the best Guitar pickers to ever grace the stage
🎸🎸🎸Met him after his shows in Tullamore Ireland early 00's couldn't believe my luck, absolute wizard so down to earth and absolutely no ego , missed this TV Wogan Weekend Special, the glory of utube, thank you Guitar Hero💎💎💎☘️🇮🇪
You know it’s good when the session guys are digging it.
The Best Country Player - Albert Lee. Phantastic Piano Player , too.
Albert Lee on fire! Awesome.
Without comments. The best of the best 👍🌿
The true definition of a musicians Absolutely killed it! the crowd didn't exist in those short minutes
Awesome Albert Lee and great Band!
Even the middle singer couldn't resist tapping her foot eventually
Albert Lee, yes. That piano tho'... Sheesh! What a treat!!
Saw him in'72 with"Head,Hands and Feet" opening for Jethro Tull in Denver. I didn't know who Albert was. I've since learned. Such a great player. Thanks for posting.🙏😷🎶🎶☕❗👀
Saw him with HH&F opening for Edgar Winter and Humble Pie in 1972 - going full circle.
❤..for me it is again and again quite an expirience to listen and watch Albert Lee performing❤😊
Saw Albert play in Clapton's band in 80’, I was blown away.. check out Johnny Hiland too..!
Wow!
as Albert got older he played this quicker and quicker!!!
to be honest, this is a bit of mess, it's all over the place.
@@Phangmaster Nob
Get some of that Terry. King Albert🤴🏼
They way the audience burt out was unbelievable
It's superman playing his super guitar
wow... que gran guitarrista Albert Lee
Здорово 👍
Steve Ashton on drums. Great band and the great Albert Lee.
Hi there. Thought you’d like to know that the drummer on all of the videos on this channel is Bryan Hargreaves. Thank you for your kind words.
@@thebestofeliopace-liveonwe2382 Thanks for pointing that out. On slightly closer inspection, I stand corrected 🙂
~讚~
yep
Boy he can play guitar, 🎸🎼🎶
Eric Claptons favourite guitarist.
Good Christ, that guitar probably needed a cigarette.
Albert plays besg with a suit and tie.
No protools or backing tracks
saw him first with earl srcruggs who is this guy
This track is from the album 'Heads, Hands and Feet', also the name of the band, from 1971. I came across the album then, when I was a student at university in Glasgow, sharing a flat. Lee had formed the band a year or so earlier. However, songs that sounded like American country music didn't generate much enthusiasm here, so Lee moved on. Has played with lots of people, and is hugely respected among musicians.
@@andrewpreston4127 chas hodges (chas n dave) played bass in H H and F...
@@edjones6837 Well there you go. I knew that a Chas Hodges had played with Head Hands...,but hadn't made the connection with Chas & Dave.
Blimey: What a mess !
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That's what it is live. Anything can happen and things are not locked to the grid.
@@Dzonrid fair enough: but best not to load the cock-ups onto the web where the whole world can see them.
@@johnlawrence2757 I don't mind hearing a few cock-ups. It's still better than a generic I V VIIm IV pop song to me.
@@Dzonrid good live performances are few and far between ; but today we have the magic of recording so you never have to watch a poor performance ever again
It’s all the same material so why would you want to?
They shouldn’t have used the brass just because it was available.