Gary Glitter – Leader of the Gang (I Am)
Great Songs A Defiant Anthem of Self-Belief and Glam Rock Swagger That Once Ruled the Charts When “Leader of the Gang (I Am)” burst onto the airwaves in 1973, it did not…
David Cassidy and Donny Osmond
When Two Teen Idols Ruled the World: David Cassidy and Donny Osmond In the golden glow of the early 1970s, two young men stood at the very center of global…
Paper Lace – The Night Chicago Died
A Ballad of Gangland Myth and Radio Glory — When “The Night Chicago Died” Turned Fiction into a Worldwide Hit In the summer of 1974, a British pop group few…
Chuck Negron – When You Wish Upon a Star
A Gentle Reminder That Even in Darkness, Hope Still Listens Few songs carry the quiet, luminous weight of “When You Wish Upon a Star”. And when Chuck Negron—the unmistakable voice…
David Cassidy – Junked Heart Blues
A fragile cry from a fallen teen idol — a song that revealed the wounded soul behind the smile When we speak of David Cassidy, many still see the golden-haired…
David Cassidy – Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
A tender confession about the ache of young love, reborn in a softer, more reflective light. When David Cassidy released “Breaking Up Is Hard To Do” in 1972, he was…
Chuck Negron – Still in Your Heart
A Tender Echo of Lost Love and Lingering Devotion When Chuck Negron released “Still in Your Heart” as a solo single in 1995, it was not merely another chapter in…
Chuck Negron – Soul to Soul
A Tender Plea for Understanding, Carried on a Classic Soul Melody When “Soul to Soul” was released in 1973, it marked an intimate and deeply human moment in the career…
John Prine and Iris DeMent – When Two Worlds Collide (Live From Sessions at West 54th)
A Tender Duet About Love That Endures Beyond Differences and the Quiet Courage of the Heart Few songs in the vast landscape of American roots music capture the fragile beauty…
Chris Norman – Don’t Think Twice It’s Alright
A tender farewell wrapped in quiet strength and bittersweet acceptance When Chris Norman chose to record “Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright”, he was not merely revisiting a classic—he was entering…