Albert Lee Starfire?

[Uke]

Looks like a Starfire sitting in a stand next to the wall in this video.

 

[SFIV1967]

Looks like a Newark St. Starfire V.

Ralf

 

[Bonneville88]

Nice vid Uke, thanks for posting, cool to hear Albert talk about
his influences.

 

[geoguy]

Albert is one of my musical heroes. Such a nice guy, and a fabulous player.

Here he is, blazing his way through a version of Sweet Little Lisa:

 

[Uke]

Albert is one of my musical heroes. Such a nice guy, and a fabulous player.

Here he is, blazing his way through a version of Sweet Little Lisa:

Didn't realize he has such a good voice. I "discovered" Albert Lee through my interest in one of his heroes, Jimmy Bryant. I didn't know Bryant, but met his sister a few years back. She lived down the road from my parents in south Georgia. Standing at Bryant's gravesite talking to Mrs. Epps (Bryant's sister), she relayed how Albert Lee had showed up one day looking for her brothers gravesite! She had lots of stories like that. Hard to imagine Albert Lee driving around out in the sticks between Hahira and Thomasville Georgia!

 

[Uke]

Looks like a Newark St. Starfire V.

Ralf

Thanks. I've got my 1965 SF II; other than that I don't know one SF from the next!

 

[SFIV1967]

Thanks. I've got my 1965 SF II; other than that I don't know one SF from the next!

No problem. The video is from 2017, so that Starfire V is from the 2012 till 2017 timeframe.

Ralf

 

[SFIV1967]

Just a few days ago he visited Norman's Rare Guitars. It's a nice video to watch with a lot of info.




Ralf

 

[Uke]

Just a few days ago he visited Norman's Rare Guitars. It's a nice video to watch with a lot of info.




Ralf

Yes! I watched this vid just a couple of days ago -- great interview, and a quite nice Everly Brothers duet by Norm and Lee as well!

 

[SFIV1967]

Yes! I watched this vid just a couple of days ago -- great interview, and a quite nice Everly Brothers duet by Norm and Lee as well!

It's so nice watching those legends!

Ralf

 

[SFIV1967]

Here he is, blazing his way through a version of Sweet Little Lisa:

Brilliant guitar playing!

Ralf

 

[hansmoust]

Albert was already an amazing player 50 years ago. Saw him with 'Heads, Hands & Feet' around the time that this video was made and he just got better every time I saw him after that. Enjoy this one:



Sincerely,

Hans Moust
www.guitarsgalore.nl