Leo Sayer’s honest playlist: From dad throwing out Jerry Lee Lewis to crying with Bob Marley

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According to Guardian Culture, singer Leo Sayer shared the soundtrack of his life in an honest playlist interview, recounting various memories. He said the first song he fell in love with was Bob Dylan's 'Don't Think Twice, It's All Right'. He also recalled that when he bought his first single, Jerry Lee Lewis's 'Great Balls of Fire', his father called it 'pagan music' and threw it out of the window, though Sayer retrieved it from the bushes. Sayer noted that John Lennon's 'Imagine' now makes him sad because the world is dividing rather than uniting. Furthermore, he reflected on being present at the 1975 Bob Marley concert where 'No Woman, No Cry' was recorded live, a moment that moved everyone to tears.