Clayton Lee: Naked child 1979

After a three years career as a Starfighter pilot for the U.S Airforce (no bigger kick than burse through the sonic barrier) and three years of surviving in a shed in the woods with only his dog Elvis Firewolf, his old Cadillac and his guitar he became part of the Nashville country scene. He wrote the million-seller ""Ladies Love Outlaws"" for Waylon Jennings (Outlaws is from that moment a understanding in Country music). Then he wrote songs recorded by Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson etc. and in 1979 he recorded his milestone "'Naked Child"' with the Irish session lead-guitarist Philip Donnelly. During the recording sessions with a.o. J.J. Cale and Klaus Voorman the atmosphere got such a vibe that songs like ""A Little Cocaine"", ""10.000 years"" and ""I Ride Alone"" were captured in one take.