"I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know" from "Les Paul & Friends: American Made World Played" Album. Performed by Joe Perry, Kenny Olson, Les Paul & Mick Hucknall 2005
Barefoot Servants, self-titled album from 1994. Jon Butcher, guitarist
Barefoot Servants, self-titled album from 1994. Jon Butcher, guitarist
From John Stewart's "Bombs Away Dream Babies" 1979. Appearing on this album is Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie Nicks.
Heart Of The Dream John Stewart Lindsay Buckingham Stevie Nicks Fleetwood Mac Kingston Trio musician music
From John Stewart's "Dream Babies Go Hollywood" 1980. Appearing on this album is Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie NIcks.
Lady Of Fame John Stewart Lindsay Buckingham Stevie nicks Fleetwood Mac Kingston Trio musician
From John Stewart's "Bombs Away Dream Babies" 1979. Appearing on this album is Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie Nicks.
Runaway Fool Of Love John Stewart Lindsay Buckingham Stevie nicks Fleetwood Mac Kingston Trio musician music
From John Stewart's "Dream Babies Go Hollywood" 1980. Appearing on this album is Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie NIcks.
Dream Babies Go Hollywood John Stewart Lindsay Buckingham Stevie Nicks Fleetwood Mac Kingston Trio musician
"Pale Fire," song from MIchael Dinner's album "Tom Thumb The Dreamer" 1976
Barefoot Servants, self-titled album from 1994. Jon Butcher, guitarist
Barefoot Servants, self-titled album from 1994. Jon Butcher, guitarist
The Last Waltz is the soundtrack to the 1978 film The Last Waltz documenting the "farewell" concert of the classic line-up of Canadian-American rock group The Band which took place at Bill Graham's Winterland Ballroom on Thanksgiving Day 1976.
The Band Last Waltz Rick Danko Robbie Robertson Garth Hudson Levon Helm Richard Manuel
"How Can You Love Me" by Ambrosia from "Road Island" Album 1982
Ambrosia Road Island David Pack Royce Jones Joe Puerta Christopher North Burleigh Drummond David Cutler-Lewis
This song is from the 1974 "War Babies" album written by Daryl Hall. In my opinion, this was one of those albums that Daryl Hall and John Oates stepped completely outside the box. They brought in a musician that played over 40 instruments and was a magician at production. His name was Todd Rundgren. Just listen to Rundgren's guitar work and backup vocals! To me, this song is the "gem" from this outstanding, obscure album. Enjoy!! In bed sittin' and reading by the TV light Stay away from the window, thunder and lighting And the rain, the rain keeps fallin' down That's something that hasn't changed Yeah, there's something inside me, it's quiet when it rains At the end of the rainbow, there ain't no pot of gold And the light in the morning, hardly ever shows Ain't no easy living, everybody knows And it's all around us........ 70's Scenario She called me a prisoner, in a prison of the mass She said acceptance from the future, is freedom from the past and I laugh, and say "that's alright" Things really ain't that tough As long as I'm still able, to turn the TV off At the end of the rainbow, there ain't no pot of gold And the light in the morning, hardly ever shows Ain't no reason living, everybody knows And it's all around us........ 70's Scenario At the end of the rainbow, there ain't no pot of gold And the light in the morning, hardly ever shows Ain't no reason living, everybody knows And it's all around us........ 70's Scenario
Daryl Hall John Oates Todd Rundgren War Babies 70's Scenario
"Apple Annie" song from MIchael Dinner's album "Tom Thumb The Dreamer" 1976
Barefoot Servants, self-titled album from 1994. Jon Butcher, guitarist
"Tom Thumb The Dreamer," song from MIchael Dinner's album "Tom Thumb The Dreamer" 1976
"Silver Bullets," song from MIchael Dinner's album "Tom Thumb The Dreamer" 1976
"Thrown Out Of The Paradise Ballroom," song from MIchael Dinner's album "Tom Thumb The Dreamer" 1976
"Julye," song from MIchael Dinner's album "Tom Thumb The Dreamer" 1976
"Sitting In Limbo," song from MIchael Dinner's album "Tom Thumb The Dreamer" 1976
