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hello i have a poll idea. but i need you to look at the image below in case you have no idea who you’re voting for:

so this is the band pilot. from left to right, this is stuart tosh (drummer), david paton (vocalist and bassist), ian bairnson (guitarist), and billy lyall (keyboardist and flautist). now after seeing them i have a question for you…

if pilot (the band pictured above) got into a fight which member would win

stuart tosh

david paton

ian bairnson

billy lyall

Voting ended onMay 19

#by fight i mean a physical fight. beating each other up #i really want to see who wins #i included a picture of them since some people may have no idea who these people are #pilot #pilot band #70s music #stuart tosh #david paton #ian bairnson #billy lyall #polls

FUTARI WA PRECURE MAX HEART X PILOT - FROM THE ALBUM OF THE SAME NAME

why did I do dis tho

#precure #futari wa precure #precure max heart #cure black #cure white #shiny luminous #shiny luminous is billy lyall ok #pilot #pilot band #david paton #billy lyall #stuart tosh #ian bairnson #From The Album Of The Same Name #album covers #crossover #random crossover

My pilot fanart

#I wanted to do Craighall demos as well but I’m too lazyyyy #it’s so weird how second flight was the only pilot album where all four members were apart of the band #David Paton #Billy Lyall #Stuart Tosh #Ian Bairnson #pilot #pilot band #my art #1970s music

Happy birthday to the incredibly talented, Ian Bairnson!!

#ian bairnson #pilot #david paton #billy lyall #stuart tosh #music #1970s music #music video

Pilot From the January 18th, 1975 issue of Jackie Magazine (via: eBay)

#Pilot #Ian Bairnson #David Paton #Billy Lyall #Stuart Tosh #vintage photography #70's music #mid-century #70's #1975

Listen/purchase: Born Lover by Kris Ryder SONG OF THE WEEK! “Born Lover” by Kris Ryder a.k.a. Chris Andrews …This late 70s New Wave “blue-eyed soul” song urges the natural-born instinct to love, with a groove that feels like a prequel to “Beat It” (Michael Jackson) and “Easy Lover” (Philip Bailey & Phil Collins). “Born Lover” features sizzling guitar by Phil Palmer (Dire Straits) “dueling” with synthesizer by Billy Lyall (Alan Parsons, Pilot). On a cosmic jukebox it would place near Level 42 and Boz Scaggs. If this is your introduction to Chris Andrews, he’s a British singer-songwriter and recording artist whose songs have been covered by Roger Daltrey, David Essex, and Davy Jones (Monkees). Under the name Tim Andrews he was a champion of late 60s psychedelic pop and (later), as Kris Ryder, he released New Wave synthpop sides in the 80s. Chris was also part of the seminal freakbeat band Fleur de Lys.

#britpop #NewWave #chrisandrews #krisryder #singersongwriter #philipbailey #philcollins #philpalmer #billylyall #direstraits #alanparsons #level42 #bozscaggs #Queen #brianmay #fleurdelys #rogerdaltrey #davidessex #davyjones #monkees #michaeljackson #christopherneil #recordingarist #britishrock