Lorrie Morgan – Watch Me
Great Songs “Watch Me”: A Resilient Woman’s Anthem of Independence and Self-Worth Ah, the 1990s. A decade that, for many of us, feels like just yesterday and a lifetime ago all at…
Status Quo – Living On An Island
“Living On An Island”: A Serene Escape from Life’s Tempestuous Shores Ah, the late 1970s. For many, it was a time of shifting sands, both culturally and musically. While punk…
Status Quo – Rain
Rain: A Deluge of Enduring Rock and Personal Revelation When we cast our minds back to the vibrant landscape of 1970s rock, certain bands immediately spring forth, their anthems etched…
Status Quo – Fun Fun Fun
Status Quo’s “Fun Fun Fun”: A Testament to Enduring Joy and Simple Pleasures Oh, the memories that come flooding back with the first few chords! For those of us who…
Lorrie Morgan – Good As I Was To You
A Timeless Lament of Unrequited Devotion and Lingering Regret Ah, Lorrie Morgan. Just hearing that name, for many of us, conjures up a particular era of country music – a…
Bobby Sherman – Tired Soul
A Poignant Reflection on Unrequited Love and Weary Hearts Ah, the early 70s. A time when the airwaves were still relatively free, before the digital age fragmented our musical landscape,…
Joan Baez & Jeffrey Shurtleff – I Live One Day At A Time
Living for the Moment: A Ballad of Simple Joys and Enduring Hope Ah, where does the time go? It feels like only yesterday we were spinning vinyl, the warm glow…
Lorrie Morgan – ‘Til a Tear Becomes a Rose
A Timeless Embrace of Enduring Love and Lingering Loss Ah, the gentle strains of a melody that can transport you back through the decades, isn’t it a peculiar and wonderful…
Lorrie Morgan – Five Minutes
“Five Minutes”: A Timeless Anthem of Self-Respect and Reclamation Ah, the early nineties. A time when country music, though perhaps not always grabbing the flashiest headlines, was quietly, powerfully, telling…
Vanity Fare – I Live For The Sun
Echoes of Summer: How “I Live For The Sun” Captured the Heart of a Generation Ah, to cast our minds back to the summer of ’68. A year etched in…