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20. Okt. 2020 · When guitarist Jay Donnellan was dismissed from Arthur Lee’s band Love in late 1969, he reverted to his former name, Jay Lewis, and contacted guitarist/singer Barry Brown to join him in a new group with keyboard player/singer Jim Hobson, which became known as Morning (see part one of the story).
Jay Donnellan – lead guitar; Frank Fayad – bass guitar, background vocals (tracks 6–7) George Suranovich – drums (tracks 1, 5–10), background vocals (tracks 6–7) Additional musician. Drachen Theaker – drums (tracks 2–4) Technical. Arthur Lee – producer, co-engineer; George Gaal – engineer; Peter Schaumann ...
- September–October 1968
- Arthur Lee
- August 1969
Jay Donnellan. More images. Real Name: James Donnellan. Profile: Producer - engineer - guitarist based in Los Angeles. Originally from the San Fernando Valley in California. Also operated Headstrong Music (2) / Headstrong Music Pub and Headstrong Studios CA. He also worked extensively in New Zealand and Australia in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Jay Donnellan – lead guitar (1968–69, 1982) Drachen Theaker – drums (1968–69; died 1992) Gary Rowles – lead guitar (1969–71, 1982) Nooney Rickett – guitars (1969–71) Paul Martin – guitars (1969) Don Poncher – drums (1971–1973) Craig Tarwater – guitar (1971–1973) Melvan Whittington – guitar (1973–1975 ...
20. Okt. 2020 · To fill the vacant spot in The Coachmen, the remaining members turned to James Donnellan (b. 16 December 1946, Burbank, California), a prodigious guitarist, who grew up with the name Jay Lewis. The Coachmen, 1964. Left to right: Jim Kehn, Mike Dean, Bob Mercer, Matt Hyde, Terry Johnson and Jay Lewis. Photo: Bob Mercer
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6. Mai 2024 · Written by Arthur Lee and Jay Donnellan, this song explores the concept of personal agency and the ability to shape one’s own destiny. With its Western-themed imagery and passionate vocals, “Singing Cowboy” delves into the idea that life is a do-or-die journey, where one’s choices and actions carry immense weight.
