Lee Silver was a Los Angeles songwriter and musician, mostly working within the 1950s to the 1970s. He recorded at least fifty demos throughout his life and wrote 181 reported songs. Unfortunately, however, most of his work falls under lost media, and they are oftentimes impossible to track due to the fact that Mr. Silver would change his name in order to avoid getting less pay for the songs he would write. Some of the names he would go under include:
Lee Silver
Buddy Stuart
Leon Silvers
L. Silvers
Herbi Silvers
His most famous contribution to the world would be the songs, "Sun Shine on Me Today" and "In The Valley of The Sun" (playing above, if you've played it.) They were featured in the emmy winning series Breaking Bad, and both appear within Season Three of the show. Later on, he would pass away in 2016 at the age of 93, if I'm remembering correctly.
Currently Found Recordings
With the little help of a Russian mp3 website, I've been able to archive a good 80% of Lee Silver's only modern release, The Silver Sounds and Songs of Buddy Stuart. Here is the list of songs I've been able to find on my own. Plus, some more.
Dr. Heartache
Help Pick Up The Pieces
Hold Me, Love Me
I Can't Forget Last Night
I'm So Attracted To You (AKA "The Attractors")
In The Valley of The Sun
Ninety-Nine Pounds of Dynamite (Short Ver.)
Ninety-Nine Pounds of Dynamite (Full Ver.)
No More Sunshine (version 1)
No More Sunshine (version 2)
Sun Shine On Me Today
I Need You
Ask The Robin
Deeply
I Miss Your Kissin'
Poor Little Girl
Roll 'Em Dice
You Got Your Wealth (Found by Wacko Shellaco)
Young But Mature
Discography
This list is sorted by alpha-numerical order. Not by how famous the track itself is.
