Bryan MacLean Los Angeles, California
As Love’s secondary and much more introverted singer-songwriter, Bryan MacLean is often eclipsed by the aura of the group’s late and legendarily flamboyant front man, Arthur Lee. Yet it was the fragile-voiced MacLean who penned some of Love’s most enduring tracks, heaven-sent creations like “Alone Again Or,” “Orange Skies,” “Softly to Me,” and others. ... more
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