Willie Nelson & Waylon Jennings – Take It To The Limit
Great Songs Two icons of Outlaw Country turned a classic Eagles rock song into a wistful, country-tinged whisper. In 1983, two of the greatest figures in Outlaw Country — Willie Nelson and…
Chris Norman – One last kiss
A soulful farewell to a fading love, grasping for one final moment of true connection. The very mention of Chris Norman often conjures up images of the ’70s soft-rock legends…
The New Seekers – Beg, Steal Or Borrow
An era-defining pop gem that almost won the UK their Eurovision crown. The song “Beg, Steal or Borrow” by The New Seekers is a quintessential piece of early 1970s British…
Nino De Angelo & Chris Norman – Ich Mach Meine Augen Zu (Duet With Nino De Angelo)
An unexpected, bilingual ballad that proves love’s fantasy transcends language. In the early 2000s, while many of us were looking back fondly at the classic rock of the 70s and…
Chris & Susan Norman – All I Have To Do Is Dream
The gentle echo of a timeless classic, tenderly reinterpreted as a family duet. For those of us who came of age with the golden-era harmonies of The Everly Brothers, the…
Steve Wariner – Holes in the Floor of Heaven
A celestial comfort for the ache of loss, reminding us that loved ones never truly leave. In the sprawling, often boisterous landscape of late 1990s Country music, a song arrived…
John Prine & Fiona Whelan Prine – My Happiness
A timeless declaration of enduring love, delivered with heartfelt simplicity. There’s a gentle magic in revisiting the past through song, and few voices had the power to evoke bittersweet reflection…
Miles Davis – So What
The Ultimate Statement of Cool and Creative Departure The very title, “So What”, is a distilled statement of unflappable cool, a question mark posed as an assertion that would fundamentally…
Miles Davis – Blue in Green
The Lullaby of Dawn in a Silent Scene: The Immortal Spirit of Modal Jazz “Blue in Green” is a hidden gem tucked inside the legendary music box that is Kind…
John Prine “The Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness”
A heartbreaking, poetic analysis of a breaking relationship where one person is perpetually running from commitment and self. The late, great John Prine was never a man to chase chart…