A new song for America: Stand up for democracy and make our voices heard.
Grateful for the feedback I've been receiving about the new release! The more reviews, interviews… like these the merrier:
https://allenpetersonreviews.com/sonic-triumph-michael-lyons-revelatory-journey-in-the-guy-who-won/
https://www.apollosharp.in/blog/michael-lyon-the-guy-who-won
https://www.theothersidereviews.com/michael-lyon-the-guy-who-won-2024/
https://brokencolor.co/we-spoke-with-michael-lyon-about-the-guy-who-won-and-more/
So many hopes and dreams sprouting this spring, but how to make those a reality without facing head on the most urgent problems threatening our future?
Whatever your path to my website -
Over the river and through the wood… from Mozart, Bob Dylan or Johnny B. Goode…
In the spirit of Mother Teresa and James Taylor, a warm welcome.
“Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin.”
“I believe musicians have a duty, a responsibility to reach out, to share your love or pain with others.”
Good news to share about the latest album in a moment. But first, a question:
What's not to love
about L O V E ? ?
You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one grateful to The Beatles imagining what could be the answer…
As John Lennon explained his epiphany in making Rubber Soul (George Harrison’s favorite Beatles album):
“It sort of dawned on me that love was the answer. My first expression of it was a song called, 'The Word'... It seems like the underlying theme to the universe.”