Don Williams – Sing Me Back Home
Great Songs Sing Me Back Home — when a song becomes a final comfort and music speaks for those who can no longer speak There are songs that entertain, songs that tell…
Sheryl Crow & Emmylou Harris – Juanita
Juanita — a border ballad of compassion, exile, and the quiet strength of women’s voices There is a hushed dignity in “Juanita”, a song that unfolds not with spectacle, but…
The Glitter Band – Makes You Blind
Makes You Blind — a shimmering yet shadowed moment from the heart of 1970s glam rock When you slip “Makes You Blind” on the turntable — or press play in…
Emmylou Harris & Iris DeMent – Wildwood Flower
Wildwood Flower — a timeless folk hymn where two kindred voices meet memory, faith, and the long road home When Emmylou Harris and Iris DeMent come together on “Wildwood Flower,”…
Iris DeMent – Hotter than Mojave in My Heart
Hotter Than Mojave in My Heart — when love becomes heat, faith, and quiet devotion in a desert of feeling From the very first notes of “Hotter Than Mojave in…
Terry Allen – Amarillo Highway (for Dave Hickey)
Amarillo Highway (For Dave Hickey) — a dusty road song where memory, irony, and the American horizon quietly collide There are songs that feel like places. “Amarillo Highway (For Dave…
Firefall – Just Remember I Love You
Just Remember I Love You — a soft farewell wrapped in warmth, distance, and enduring affection From the very first notes of “Just Remember I Love You”, there is a…
Firefall – You Are the Woman
You Are the Woman — a warm declaration of love wrapped in harmony, sunlight, and the promise of staying When “You Are the Woman” by Firefall first drifted onto American…
Dan Fogelberg – Changing Horses
Changing Horses — a quiet reckoning with time, courage, and the moment we choose a different road There is a certain stillness that settles in when Dan Fogelberg sings “Changing…
Iris DeMent – Our Town
Our Town — a tender hymn to memory, belonging, and the quiet ache of leaving home From the first, unguarded notes of “Our Town”, there is an immediate sense that…