LAY, LADY LAY
LAY ACROSS MY
BIG BRASS BED
60's-70's (Classic Rock) / Late 70's -80's (Metal/Hard Rock)/ 50's -60's (Oldies)
Julian Charles John Lennon
(born John Charles Julian Lennon)
(April, 8th 1963)
is an English musician,
photographer,
author,
and philanthropist.
He is the son of
Beatles member
John Lennon
and his first wife
Cynthia;
Julian is named after
his paternal grandmother
Julia.
Julian inspired three
Beatles songs:
"Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds"
(1967),
"Hey Jude"
(1968),
and
"Good Night"
(1968).
Lennon started a
music career
in 1984
with the album
Valotte,
best known for
"Too Late for Goodbyes"
and the title track,
He has held
exhibitions of his
fine-art photography
and has written
several children's books.
In 2006,
Lennon produced the
environmental documentary film
Whaledreamers,
which won eight
international awards.
In 2007,
he founded
The White Feather Foundation
(TWFF),
whose stated
mission goal is
to address
"environmental and
humanitarian issues".

Stephen James Howe
(Born April, 8th 1947)
is an English musician,
best known as
the guitarist
and backing vocalist
in the
progressive rock band
Yes
across three stints
since 1970.
YOU'RE OUT ALL NIGHT
AND I WORK ALL DAY
YOU TELL ME YOU LOVE ME
BUT I THINK YOU
JUST NEED A PLACE TO STAY
THROUGH THE SLEEPLESS NIGHTS
I CRY FOR YOU
AND WONDER
WHO IS KISSING YOU
OH, THESE SLEEPNESS NIGHTS
WILL BREAK MY HEART IN TWO
Classics Live
and
Classics Live II
are a set of albums
by American
rock band
released in 1986
and 1987,
respectively.
Together,
they constitute the band's
second live offering,
after Live! Bootleg.
Classics Live I
has gone platinum
while
Classics Live II
has gone gold.
is a Canadian
rock band
formed in
Winnipeg, Manitoba,
in 1958.
The band found their
greatest success from
1969 to 1972,
with
hit songs
including
"American Woman",
"These Eyes",
"No Time",
"Laughing",
and
"Share the Land".
During their
most successful period,
the Guess Who
released eleven
studio albums,
all of which
reached the charts
in Canada
and
the United States.
Their 1970 album
American Woman
reached number 1
in Canada
and the
United States,
while five
other albums
reached the top ten
in Canada.
The Guess Who
charted fourteen
Top-40 singles
in the United States,
and more than
thirty in Canada.
The Guess Who
officially disbanded
in 1975,
though several
periodic reunions
took place
over the years.
An unauthorized version
of the band
organized by
former bassist
Jim Kale
toured and recorded
under
the Guess Who name
for several decades,
often performing
without any
original band members
on stage
.After a long
legal dispute,
Bachman and Cummings
regained control of
the Guess Who name
in a 2024 settlement,
and announced a
2026 reunion tour
with a new lineup.
Michael Fennelly
(born April 4, 1949)
is an American musician
known for his work
as a singer and songwriter
in the 1960s and 1970s,
notably in
The Millennium
and
Crabby Appleton.
Richard George Manuel
(April 3, 1943 – March 4, 1986)
was a
Canadian musician,
singer,
and songwriter,
best known as
a pianist
and one of
three lead singers
in
for which he was
posthumously inducted
into the
Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame
in 1994.
Manuel's singing
alternated between
a soul-influenced baritone
that drew
frequent comparisons to
Ray Charles
and a delicate falsetto.
Though The Band
had three vocalists
sharing lead
and harmony parts,
Manuel was sometimes
seen as the group's
primary vocalist.

Leon Russell "MAD HATTER" Wilkeson
(April 2, 1952 – July 27, 2001)
was an
American musician.
He was the bassist
of the southern rock band
from 1972
until his death in 2001.
MAYBE,
WHOA, IF I COULD PRAY
AND I TRY, DEAR
YOU MIGHT COME BACK HOME,
HOME TO ME
MAYBE,
WHOA, IF I COULD EVER
HOLD YOUR LITTLE HAND
OOH YOU MIGHT UNDERSTAND
Angus McKinnon Young
(born March,31st 1955)
is an Australian musician,
best known as
the co-founder,
lead guitarist,
songwriter,
and the only
continuous member
of the hard
rock band
AC/DC.
He is known for
his energetic performances,
schoolboy-uniform
stage outfits
and his own version of
Chuck Berry's
duckwalk.
Young was ranked
38th in
the 2023 edition of
Rolling Stone's
250 greatest guitarists
of all time list.
In 2003,
Young and
the other members of
AC/DC
were inducted
into the
Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame.
POOLS OF SORROW WAVES OF JOY ARE DRIFTING THROUGH MY OPENED MIND POSSESSING AND CARESSING ME