DD4Bills

Singer or instrumentalist?

Shaun Cassidy?

All this time we’re burning like bonfires in the dark A billion other blazes are shooting off their sparks Every spark a drifting ember of desire To fall upon the earth and spark another fire A homeward angel on the fly A wave toward the clearing sky

Looks a bit like what a very young James Corden might have looked like, but I'm thinking this picture is way too old to be him.

I'm coming home I'm coming home Tell the world I'm coming home Let the rain wash away all the pain of yesterday I know my kingdom awaits and they've forgiven my mistakes I'm coming home, I'm coming home Tell the world that I'm coming home

Baby, breakdown, go ahead and give it to me Breakdown, honey, take me through the night (baby, baby, breakdown) Breakdown, now I'm standin' here, can't you see? Breakdown, it's all right It's all right It's all right…

Never would have got that name without cheating. He is definitely one of those "aren't you that guy who was in that thing?" kind of actors, with a face (as an adult, anyway) that you immediately recognize but can't name him or probably more than one or two things he was in.

Janie's got a gun Janie's got a gun Her whole world's come undone From lookin' straight at the sun What did her daddy do? What did he put you through? They said when Janie was arrested they found him underneath a train But man, he had it comin' Now that Janie's got a gun she ain't never gonna be the same.

My first guess was also Josh Brolin, but you already said that's not him. Then you go ahead and give us the "rusty" hint, which must be a character name, but the only Rusty that comes to mind is from National Lampoon Vacation, and this pic looks nothing like either actor that played Rusty. So, while he may have made a living as both a child and adult actor, is he more famous as one than the other?

Hart to Hart too

Big money goes around the world Big money underground Big money got a mighty voice Big money make no sound Big money pull a million strings Big money hold the prize Big money weave a mighty web Big money draw the flies

I'm guessing this is one of the well-known Russian composers...Stravinsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Tchaikowski?

I'd sit alone and watch your light My only friend through teenage nights And everything I had to know I heard it on my radio You gave them all those old time stars Through wars of worlds invaded by Mars You made 'em laugh, you made 'em cry You made us feel like we could fly So don't become some background noise A backdrop for the girls and boys Who just don't know, or just don't care And just complain when you're not there You had your time, you had the power You've yet to have your finest hour Radio (radio)

I'm getting a 60s music vibe here...kind of a Mac Davis/Glenn Campbell feeling but more west coast. I have no name for you, but I'm thinking west coast music in the 60s

Don't recall how we did it when just playing backyard/sandlot football, but the organized youth football played by Canadian rules (3 downs, longer field, etc.)

Played youth football for a couple of years when I lived in East Amherst in the early 70s, then played a couple of years in Canada. Stopped playing when I was ~12...wasn't very good and focused on hockey instead.

late 1800s/turn of the century? Eyes and mouth make me think Dwight Eisenhower.

I knew right from the beginning That you would end up winning I knew right from the start You'd put an arrow through my heart Round and round With love we'll find a way, just give it time Round and round What comes around goes around I'll tell you why

It looks just like I remember when I was last there in the early 70s.

Was he in arts or literature (artist or writer)?

I'm getting a Slavic vibe here...is this Putin as a child?

Was living in MA at the time, and had a family obligation that kept me from watching the game until...and I kid you not...right after the Oilers' pick-6 at the start of the 3rd quarter. The rest is history, and it's all because I was finally able to tune in. You're welcome.

The evening plane rises up from the runway Over constellations of light I look down into a million houses And wonder what you're doing tonight

Liked the Drake from State Farm one. The Toyota commercial (which never mentioned cars at all and only had Toyota logo at the end) about the para-olympic swimmer hit home with me (old sap that I am). Not sure why, but I laughed out loud at the short Zyrtec commercial near the end of the broadcast with the guy having a sneezing attack during outdoor couples yoga/stretching. Alexa commercial with Michael B. Jordan was great...as someone else mentioned, I was a bit surprised that the "wet" comment made it through.

Isn't that Tarzan? Ron Ealy (not sure of that spelling)?