Phil Lee appears in a new movie "The One Who Loves You" a tale of chasing a dream played out against a 70's golden era country music back drop and sound scape. The soundtrack is lead by Phil Lee's music, including a new recording of Lee’s “I’m The Why She’s Gone” by hard-core country maverick and Austin Music Hall of Famer Dale Watson, Enjoy. 

Phil Lee has currently a radio hit album out, entering the European Americana Chart top 5 in the first month of release, and will be appearing this summer at Maverick, Summertyne, Southern Fried and Belladrum Festivals and is touring The UK, France, Germany and Ireland. The album is again produced and features the great Richard Bennett (Neil Diamond, Dire Straits) and is titled “The Fall & Further Decline of The Mighty King Of Love”. Sample download track available above too.

In the movie Phil performs onscreen and plays Jimmy Earl, (a scene below) a hard bitten one hit wonder country star sage living out of a suit case in a motel room, (no type casting there then). "Where's my hit"?  The Mighty King of Love was heard to say.

The movie soundtrack also includes performances by Academy of Country Music Awards nominees Jann Brown (“Ain’t No Train”) and Joy Lynne White (“One More Time”) in the company of Amy Rigby 

More clips and music here. http://www.theonewholovesyoumovie.com/music/

Maurice Hope reviews Date Watson's El Ranco Azur  Click Here

John Davy Reviews Phil Lee's The Fall and Further Decline of the Might King Of Love Click Here

One of Phil Lee's scenes in the movie singing "May Love Always Know Your Name"