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Jay has no insurance or ways of making an income as a musician/sound engineer at the moment due to an accident breaking his neck leaving him disabled. Any assistance in helping him.. for his years to the industry and friends is appreciated. Jamming for Jay, a concert planned for August 2012, in Los Angeles is currenlty seeking acts to perfrom in behalf of Jay, and auction items to support this ...
Morning was a band with a good combination going for them, good vocalist and musicians and that's a winner in any book. Formed in Los Angeles, California, USA, in 1970, their original lineup consisted of Jim Hobson (keyboards, vocals), Jay Lewis (guitar, vocals), an ex-member of Love (circa “Four Sail”) under the name Jay Donnellan, Barry Brown (guitar, drums), Jim Kehn (guitar, drums ...
My Father James J Donnellan, known in the Music Industry as Jay Lewis has been the most influencial man in my life and instilled in me my passion for music at a very young age. As far back as I can remember I was in one recording studio or another in Southern California... It was my second home LOL. He is best known for his work as lead guitar ...
Four Sail, an Album by Love. Released in August 1969 on Elektra (catalog no. EKS 74049; Vinyl LP). Genres: Psychedelic Rock. Rated #199 in the best albums of 1969. Featured peformers: Arthur Lee (lead vocals, piano, harmonica, rhythm guitar, conga, producer, songwriter, arranger, engineering), Jay Lewis (lead guitar), Frank Fayad (bass), Jac Holzman (production consultant), George Gaal ...
Cantrelli and Pfisterer quit, 1967. The "new" late Sixties/ early Seventies Love, radically different from the 'first incarnation' and concentrating more on a hard rock/eclectic edge, was: Arthur Lee, Jay Donnellan (guitar), Frank Fayad (bass), George Suranovich (drums). Gary Rowles. replaced Donnellan in late 1969. General Evaluation:
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I suppose there is a brilliant 40 minute album in the 67 minutes here but I wouldn't want to cut it (One record company tried & called it "Out There" - It is to be avoided). The band of Arthur Lee, Jay Donnellan , Frank Fayad & George Suranovich were one of the best ever. It also bears absolutely no relation to "Forever Changes".”
