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…, and Hugh Masekala. When he moved to America, he spent his time soaking up Western rock, pop, and funk, listening to the Beatles, and Pink Floyd, among others. Dave plays the acoustic guitar for the band, as well as providing the vocals. Carter Beauford…

…quite what to expect. They have covered the Beatles "White Album," the Who's "Quodrophenia," and Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon." Jon Fishman takes out his vacuum cleaner every once in a while and does a solo on it. They have jams where they slowly…

…the Beatles. Far more often, the victim is an ordinary citizen like your brother, your aunt, or your next-door neighbor. It could even happen at your own school like the Littleton, Colorado incident, where fourteen children and a teacher were shot to death…

…songs. Jimmy Hendrix's "Purple Haze" is about marijuana. "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds," is a Beatles song about LSD. The Grateful Dead also took part in the fad with their song "Casey Jones," with lyrics such as "High on Cocaine" and "You better…

…Hippies considered Dylan as a spokesman for their beliefs. Drugs were also themes in many bands songs. Jimmy Hendrix's "Purple Haze" is about marijuana. "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds," is a Beatles song about LSD. The Grateful Dead also took part in the fad…

…was about to be in a head on collision with a tractor-trailer truck and I couldn’t do anything about it. “WHAM” I woke up in my bed to my alarm clock blaring the song “Daytripper” by the Beatles. “How appropriate,” I thought to myself, as I checked my twig…

…popular song that people think has a different meaning is the song “Hey Jude” by the Beatles. People believe that it is about putting a needle into your arm and injecting some type of hallucinogenic drug. The song Tripping Billies by The Dave Matthews band…

…albums (Fresh Cream, Disraeli Gears, and Wheels of Fire) and extensive touring, the band achieved a level of international fame approaching that of the Rolling Stones and the Beatles, and Clapton became even more almighty in the minds of his fans. In fact…

…on the moon. 1964 - Johnson elected president; the Beatles rapidly rise to stardom; Bob Dylan writes songs that give voice to the protest movement; the Gulf of Tonkin incident results in the first confrontation between the US and the government of North Vietnam…

…logically we think ‘if acts selflessly, results will be good, so always be selfless and always have good results’, but then things are not done selflessly. This chapter reminds me of the Beatles song all you need is love. If all we have is love than things…