Steve Perry – Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)
Great Songs A Cry of Defiance and Devotion from the Height of Arena Rock Glory When Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) thundered onto the airwaves in early 1983, it carried with it not…
Steve Perry – Oh Sherrie
A Love Letter in Melody – The Tender Confession Behind “Oh Sherrie” When “Oh Sherrie” was released in 1984, it marked not only the triumphant solo debut of Steve Perry,…
Steve Perry – Foolish Heart
A tender confession of longing and vulnerability, “Foolish Heart” is Steve Perry’s intimate meditation on love, fear, and the fragile courage it takes to open oneself again. Released in late…
Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris – If This Is Goodbye
A Tender Farewell to a World Changed Forever When Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris released “If This Is Goodbye” in 2006, it did not arrive with the explosive force of…
Gary Glitter – Baby Please Don’t Go
A Glittering Farewell to Youthful Recklessness and the Fear of Being Left Behind When Gary Glitter released “Baby Please Don’t Go” in 1973, he was already riding the roaring wave…
Brandi Carlile – You’re Gonna Go Far
A Mother’s Quiet Benediction Wrapped in Song — A Tender Farewell About Letting Go and Believing Few contemporary artists have managed to bridge generations with the same emotional intelligence and…
Chuck Negron – It Was You
A tender confession of rediscovered love and quiet redemption, where memory meets maturity in a voice that has lived every word. When Chuck Negron released “It Was You”, it was…
Chuck Negron – Pretend
A Tender Ballad of Regret and Longing—Where Love Survives in Memory More Than in Reality Few voices in early-1970s American pop carried the emotional ache of lost love quite like…
Golden Earring – Radar Love
A Relentless Highway Anthem About Love, Distance, and the Invisible Signal Between Two Hearts Few rock songs capture the feeling of the open road quite like “Radar Love” by Golden…
Adele – Don’t You Remember
A Quiet Plea for Love Lost and Memory That Lingers Few modern ballads capture the ache of regret and the fragile hope of reconciliation quite like “Don’t You Remember” by…