Three Dog Night – Heaven Is In Your Mind
“Heaven Is in Your Mind” – A Psychedelic Awakening Wrapped in Soulful Harmony When Three Dog Night introduced their interpretation of “Heaven Is in Your Mind” in 1968 on their…
“Heaven Is in Your Mind” – A Psychedelic Awakening Wrapped in Soulful Harmony When Three Dog Night introduced their interpretation of “Heaven Is in Your Mind” in 1968 on their…
A Bluesman Reclaims the Streets with Grit, Soul, and Unvarnished Truth When Heartattack and Vine was released in 1973, it did not storm the charts, nor did it chase radio-friendly…
A Wanderer’s Farewell: The Quiet Longing and Hard Truths of “Shore Leave” Released in 1973 on the album Higher Ground, “Shore Leave” stands as one of the most emotionally resonant…
A Gritty Testament of Survival and Defiance in the Modern Blues Tradition When “Get Behind the Mule” was reborn in the hands of John Hammond, it carried with it not…
A Stutter, a Swagger, and a Surprise No. 1: The Playful Confidence of “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet” When Bachman–Turner Overdrive released “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet” in 1974, few…
A Gentle Confession of Love That Found a Second Life in a Rock Voice When “Your Song” was released by Three Dog Night in 1970, few could have predicted that…
A Song of Restless Roads and Unfinished Journeys — How “Thirsty Boots” Captured the Soul of a Wandering Generation When “Thirsty Boots” first appeared in 1966 on ‘Bout Changes &…
A Lyrical Meditation on Youth, Longing, and the Elusive Nature of Love When “Violets of Dawn” first appeared in 1964, it did not storm the pop charts in the way…
A Joyful Countdown of Young Love and the Sweet Promise of Every Month When Neil Sedaka released “Calendar Girl” in late 1960, he was still a young man standing at…
“Don’t Be the Joke.” — The Last Lesson David Cassidy Gave Me When people heard that David Cassidy had dementia, the headlines remembered a teen idol. The hit records. The…