Blind Faith – Had To Cry Today
Great Songs A Blues-Rock Lament of Lost Love and Lingering Pain Had To Cry Today, a poignant and powerful ballad from the short-lived but immensely influential supergroup Blind Faith, captured the melancholic…
Gregg Allman – I’m No Angel
A Soulful Confession from a Rock and Roll Outlaw I’m No Angel, the powerful and introspective anthem by the legendary Gregg Allman, is a raw and honest declaration of human…
Blind Faith – Can’t Find My Way Home
A Soulful Lament for Direction in a Changing World: Blind Faith’s “Can’t Find My Way Home” Ah, “Can’t Find My Way Home”. Just the title itself whispers of a feeling…
Smokie – Lay Back in the Arms of Someone
A Timeless Embrace: Finding Solace in Familiar Affection Ah, “Lay Back in the Arms of Someone” by Smokie, a melody that still whispers of comfort and belonging to those of…
The Monkees – I’m a Believer
From Cynic to Believer: The Moment Love Conquers All Doubts in “I’m a Believer” Ah, the mid-sixties. A time of youthful exuberance, changing times, and the infectious melodies that seemed…
Nanci Griffith – Woman of the Phoenix
From Ashes to Embers: “Woman of the Phoenix” – A Testament to Resilience and Rebirth. In the year of its unveiling, 1994, Nanci Griffith‘s evocative ballad, “Woman of the Phoenix,”…
King Harvest – Dancing In The Moonlight
Moonlight Serenade: A Timeless Echo of Joy and Carefree Nights This beloved classic, “Dancing In The Moonlight” by King Harvest, is a gentle invitation to bask in the simple pleasures…
Daniel O’Donnell – Hope And Praise
A Gentle Anthem of Faith and Comfort in a Changing World Daniel O’Donnell’s “Hope And Praise” is a tender ballad that offers solace and reaffirms the enduring power of faith…
Smokie – I’ll Meet You At Midnight
A Promise Whispered in the Gloaming: Smokie’s Enduring Ballad of Anticipation In the tapestry of the mid-1970s, a softer thread was often woven amidst the louder rock anthems, a thread…
Jimmy Osmond – After All
A Tender Reflection on Lost Love: Jimmy Osmond’s Enduring Ballad, “After All” It’s funny how certain melodies can transport us back in time, isn’t it? How a few simple notes…