Lawrence H. "Larry" Lee Jr. (born 1943 in Memphis, Tennessee) was an American
guitarist and singer-songwriter whose career spanned several decades. He began
playing in R&B acts alongside old friends Jimi Hendrix and Billy Cox, and in
1969 joined Hendrix's band Gypsy Sun and Rainbows as rhythm guitarist,
performing at the Woodstock Music Festival, where he sang his own composition
"Master Mind". Lee's most notable affiliations were with Al Green and Jimi
Hendrix: during the 1970s he acted as band director and lead guitarist for
Green's touring band, and his work with the two is re...