Bryan Knight aka Knight Flight

Vocal harmonies, rhythm guitar, piano, organ, bass, and drums drive a One Man Super-Band live performance of this Classic Pop-Rock/R&B mega hit which charted at #1 in both 1962 (Little Eva) and 1974 (Grand Funk Railroad).

The illustrious "protest song" from 1967 receives a looping station treatment from Bryan. Vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, key bass, drum kit, and loop station.

A #1 Hit in 1970, the iconic M*A*S*H* theme song was performed by singer Ken Primus in the theatrical movie release. One man band live recording with vocals, acoustic guitar, piano, bass, synth strings, drum kit, and looping station.

Vocals, slide lead guitar, organ, bass, and drums fully flesh out a One Man Band live performance of this popular Pink Floyd Progressive / Psychedelic Rock hit song (one of Floyd's own favorites).

A One Man SuperBand "looping" rendition of Gordon Lightfoot's #1 Country-Folk-Rock crossover hit from 1974, featuring solo performance artist Bryan Knight.

A singer-guitarist demonstration of Bryan Knight's solo performance virtuosity via his version of Crosby Stills & Nash's delicate love lorn Folk-Rock song from their 1969 mega-hit debut album.

Bryan covers Gordon Lightfoot's #1 Folk-Rock hit from 1976. Vocals, acoustic guitar, piano, synth strings, key bass, drum kit, and looping station.

CS&N's Classic 60's Blues-Rock hit from 1969. Acoustic guitar, electric guitar, organ, bass, drum kit, and looping station provide a sonic foundation for Bryan Knight's live solo performance.

One man band performance of this #1 hit from 1963 by Bryan Knight aka Knight Flight. "Ueo Muite" (Tears Behind The Stars) was re-named "Sukiyaki Song" in the USA due to difficulty with pronunciation.

Live recording of vocals with instrumental accompaniment that trades off acoustic guitar & piano/strings. Bryan's solo performance song arrangement of Harry Chapin's Classic Baroque-Rock hit from 1972 alternates repeatedly between guitar & keyboards.

Bryan pays tribute to Don McLean's blockbuster folk-rock hit from 1972 - the "longest song ever to reach #1" - and widely considered as one of the greatest songs ever written. Live solo performance with loop station.