Albert Lee is a Grammy Award-winning British guitarist and multiple recipient of Guitar PlayerMagazine’s “Best Country Guitarist” who is celebrated by fans and musicians the world over for hisfingerstyle and hybrid picking technique. Lee has worked both in the studio and on tour with manynotable musicians from a wide range of genres including ERIC CLAPTON, the EVERLY BROTHERS, BILLWYMAN, EMMYLOU HARRIS, JOE COCKER, JACKSON BROWNE, ROSANNE CASH, and more. In 2002, heappeared on stage at the Concert for George, celebrating the life and music of Beatle George Harrison.Leestarted his music career at a very early age in England.With the likes of Elvis Presley, Chuck Berryandthe Everly Brothers on the radio, Albert took to playing all over London in bars and church halls. Inthemid to late60s, a time of wah-wah pedals and distortion with Jimmy Hendrix and Eric Claptonfronting the music scene, Albert had his first taste of commercial success playing with Chris Farlowe andTheThunderbirds. Albert soon found his favored guitar of choice, the Fender Telecaster,(whileeveryoneelse was playing Gibson Les Paul and Fender Stratocaster),andalong with this he discovered his love forcountry music.Traveling back and forth between Los Angelesand the U.K., Albert worked with the likes of“A Poet and aOne Man Band”before joining 'The Crickets,' with whom he recorded and toured. 'Poet And The One ManBand' eventually turned in to 'Heads Hands & Feet' with whom Albert enjoyed some commercial success,most notably in the U.K. Albert eventually got to meet and work with his idols,the Everly Brothers,playing with Don as lead guitarist and harmony singer in his touring band.