Mark Lindsay – We’ve Only Just Begun
Great Songs A Timeless Overture to Enduring Love and New Beginnings There are some songs that, with just a few opening chords, can transport you back in time, stirring a cocktail of…
Chris Norman – Wings Of Love
Wings of Love: A Soaring Ballad of Enduring Affection Ah, Chris Norman. Just the mention of that name, particularly to those of us who came of age in the 70s…
Marie Osmond – Music Is Medicine
Music: The Ultimate Healer and Universal Language Ah, the 2010s. A decade that, for many of us, feels like both yesterday and a lifetime ago. It was a period of…
Petula Clark – La Nuit N’en Finit Plus
“La Nuit N’en Finit Plus”: A Timeless Echo of Unending Love and Longing Ah, where does one even begin with a song that so perfectly encapsulates the bittersweet ache of…
James Taylor – Your Smiling Face
The Enduring Grin: A Simple Ode to Love’s Brightest Reflection Ah, the late 1970s. A time when disco balls spun endlessly, punk rock snarled defiantly, and somewhere in between, a…
Mel Carter – Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me
A Timeless Embrace: Mel Carter’s Enduring Ballad of Love’s First Flush Ah, what a delightful journey back in time we’re about to embark on. Prepare to be swept away by…
Melissa Manchester – You Should Hear How She Talks About You
“You Should Hear How She Talks About You”: A Bittersweet Melody of Unspoken Affection Ah, the early 1980s. A time when the airwaves were a delightful tapestry of emerging sounds,…
Melissa Manchester – Don’t Cry Out Loud
“Don’t Cry Out Loud”: A Timeless Anthem of Resilience and Restraint Ah, remember those days, when the radio was our constant companion, a soundtrack to life’s unfolding moments? It brings…
Lacy J. Dalton – Black Coffee
Black Coffee: A Potent Brew of Solitude and Strength Oh, the lingering aroma of a truly great song, much like the comforting scent of a strong cup of coffee on…
Lacy J. Dalton – 16th Avenue
“16th Avenue”: A Poignant Ode to the Unsung Heroes of Nashville’s Music Dreams As the twilight years descend upon us, painting our memories with hues of amber and sepia, certain…