Ken Hensley
Ken Hensley (August 24, 1945-November 4, 2020) was keyboardist and guitarist for the British rock band Uriah Heep, as well as the writer for many of the band’s songs in the 1970s, including “Easy Livin’,” “Free Me,” “July Morning” “Lady in Black,” “Look At Yourself,” and “Stealin’.” Hensley also worked with the bands Blackfoot, Cinderella, Head Machine, and W.A.S.P, on top of co-writing several of Uriah Heep’s songs. He also recorded solo and other bands named Visible Faith, Free Spirit, and Live Fire.
Ken Hensley
Sean Connery
Sean Connery (August 25, 1930-October 31, 2020) played the role of Ian Fleming’s secret agent James Bond, which he first played in the 1962 film “Dr. No.” Suave, quick-witted, aggressive, and a smooth operator with the ladies, he repeatedly saved the world from Iron Curtain operatives and power-mad oligarchs. The Scottish actor has certainly set the shaken-not-stirred big-screen prototype for Bond. There is no doubt that he was the best.
Sean Connery
