Title: The Last Great Epic CD From Henry Lee
Product review: Henry Lee Summer's "Way Past Midnight" had plenty of gems, not the least of which were "Fooled Around And Fell In Love", which featured a guitar solo from the Eagles' Joe Walsh; "Till Somebody Loves You", which was backed by Michael Bolton; and "Low Flying Man", which was a local favorite on Indiana's Q95 Radio. "Turn It Up" sounds like it should have been included on a "Simpsons" soundtrack to an episode involving Radioactive Man, Bart Simpson's favorite superhero--it was that good. This, along with Henry Lee's first album, are the defining moments of his short-lived music career.
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