Donovan
Celtic male name
Donovan is a given name of Irish origin, from a surname meaning "dark chieftain." It gained popularity as a first name in the mid-20th century, partly through the Scottish singer-songwriter known mononymously as Donovan.
The name remains moderately common for boys: Donovan scored the winning goal.
Sixties counterculture member
- countercultureRejection of mainstream values
- psychedelicInducing altered perception
- flower powerNonviolent resistance ideology
- WoodstockLandmark 1969 music festival
peace · love beads · Summer of Love · beatnik · groovy · tie-dye · mod · free love
hippie
Sixties counterculture member
- countercultureRejection of mainstream values
- psychedelicInducing altered perception
- flower powerNonviolent resistance ideology
Woodstock · peace · love beads · Summer of Love · beatnik · groovy · tie-dye · mod · free love · Haight-Ashbury
songwriter
One who composes music
- folkRegular common people
- AtlantisMythical sunken island
- troubadourMedieval Provençal lyric poet
acoustic · ballad · melody · album · concert · tour · guitarist · performer · record · British Invasion
Irish
Of the Emerald Isle
heritage · genealogy · lineage · family name · Celtic · patronymic · identity · descent · kinship · heritage
- AsimovI Robot, psychohistory, positronic brain, Gaia, Bicentennial Man
- Iroquois CountyMilford, Clifton, Buckley, Sheldon, Crescent City
- Psychedelic FolkTyrannosaurus Rex, acoustic guitar, acoustic guitars, fingerpicking, surreal imagery
- SudburySudbury, Sudbury Basin, Vale, Lively, Dowling
- Black NamesDarnell, Deshawn, Ebony, Imani, Jabari
- Celtic NamesCiaran, Cormac, Fergus, Siobhan, Sinead
DonovanThe Rolling Stones
Iconic British rock band
Iggy Pop · The Who · Jimi Hendrix · The Kinks · Led Zeppelin
DonovanLou Reed
Jim Morrison · The Velvet Underground · Frank Zappa · John Lennon · Alice Cooper