Man! Layin it down tight! Sounding great JC! :)

No one can hear the endless sound of grief. From the heavens to this painful world, you're forced to accept the ugly unfairness which is life.

Spitting on Handshakes

Northern Lights (Jerry's Song)

Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me

Love Again Insane

Book of Stories

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The One to Run

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Let it Shine
Words and music by JC Whitelaw, Billy Brandt and Mary McGuire

Ash Can Van Gogh
JC Whitelaw, acoustic and electric guitars, vocals
Billy Brandt, acoustic and electric guitars, bass guitar, vocals
Mary McGuire, acoustic and electric guitars, bass guitar, vocals
Dave Jack, drums
Jill Jack, vocals

Recorded at the Barn and released on JC Whitelaw Out of the Ash Can album.

Let it Shine

Lucky - The Second Release from the Jc & the Disciples Album- Woolly Mammoth and Other Assorted Sweets. ©2023
Produced by:
Jc Whitelaw & Ryan Hyland
Recorded at Plymouth Rock Recording
Cover Art by Klawe Rzeczy

Jc - Vocals & Guitars
James Megearian - Bass
David Reinstein - Keyboards
Geoff Kindie - Drums

Lyrics:
She caught the train at 1:09
No regrets with what she left behind
The kid from Gainesville move her soul
Now the kids can’t play rock n roll

Still I know
There must be something coming 
Still I know
There must be something more for me

I’ve been lucky I know
Of this one thing I’m sure
We’ve been lucky I know
until it’s gone

All this noise only brings you down
Only fools keep me hanging round
We satirize all that we see
Till it means nothing to me

But still I know
There must be something coming 
Still I know
There must be something more for me

I’ve been lucky I know
Of this one thing I’m sure
(Caught you down on Bourbon Street and)
We’ve been lucky I know
until it’s gone

Close the gates
Pack up the clowns
Roll it up and pull the curtain down
Cut the lamp and fade to black
No way of ever turning back

But still I know
There must be something coming 
Still I know
There must be something more for me and

I’ve been lucky I know
Of this one thing I’m sure, so sure
We’ve been lucky I know
Tried to give you everything

Lucky - The Second Release from the Album "Woolly Mammoth and Other Assorted Sweets"

Written for my father, Max, who turned 91 this year.

Max at 91

Jc Whitelaw first solo release 1991 "Out of the Ash Can"
Written by John Campbell Whitelaw and Billy Brandt

Lucky - The Second Release from the Album "Woolly Mammoth and Other Assorted Sweets"

Jc Whitelaw / Jc & the Disciples

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