Music trivia anyone?

Another Question. What Hollywood actor played drums for Leon Russell at one time?

Undertaker4. You are taxing my brain with this one. Easy question, yes, but my memory isn't what it used to be. I think it is Duran Duran.

Tom Wait's "Nighthawks at the Diner" just came up in another post. The cover is a parady of a painting by a great American artist. Who is the artist?

Is Frogman right? I would have said: Kooper, Blumfield and Stills. And Steven Stills was the Guitarist. "Super Session"

Or was Super Session right after BS&T?

I don't know why or to whom, but i have two guesses. John Lennon or keith Moon. ???? Why? Alcahol rehab? Or he had to leave the country? These are total guesses.

Cornfedboy, Next guess, from your clue, Pete Townsend. I read somewhere that Keith Moon, John Lennon and Harry Nilsson once had a bet about who would die first. No winners on that bet. Three losses. I confess, a friend just told me that Keith Moon died at Nilsson's flat.

Enya's sister, I don't know the spelling, Mairee Brennan? And another question, an easy one. Who is the "Angelo Mysterioso" that played with Cream? Spelling again?

Undertaker4, Right, Gary Busey played drums for Leon Russel.

Next question. What fortune is Michael Naismith of the Monkeys heir to?

Undertaker, I posted that question about Gearge Harrison on Badge up above, only I gave the pseudonym, Angelo Mysterioso.

Sedond, Edward Hopper is correct.

Forgive me in advance, but I have to ask this question. Who made their guest appearance on Sesame Street singing one of my daughter's and my all time favorites, "You Got To Put Down The Ducky, If You Want To Play The Saxophone"?

Good guess, but there were two rock stars and a number of actors, who each did solos. I gave you points for an amusing guess. Your answer would have been as good as the real thing.

Rcprince. The best radio station in NYC, is public radio from Fordham U., WFUV, 90.7. It is listener supported, public radio. A number of the djs from WNEW's best days, are working there now, although I prefered the station with lesser knowns. I am certain Vin Sclesa or Pete Fornatele will play Alice's Restaurant. You can hear the station on the web, as they have Streaming Audio, at www.wfuv.org It is definately worth a listen.