Brandi Carlile – Josephine
Great Songs A Quiet Portrait of Love and Regret, Where Memory Speaks Softer Than Words When “Josephine” appeared in 2015 on Brandi Carlile’s landmark album The Firewatcher’s Daughter, it did not arrive…
How Shaun Cassidy Is Giving Back To No Kid Hungry Through Wine
“When the Spotlight Becomes a Tool for Change: Shaun Cassidy and the Power of Giving Back” When people think of pop culture icons from the 1970s and early 1980s, Shaun…
Brandi Carlile – Human
A song about standing bare before the world, admitting weakness not as failure, but as proof of being alive When Brandi Carlile sings “Human,” she is not introducing a new…
Brandi Carlile – What Can I Say
A quiet confession about grief, love, and the helpless honesty of the human heart when words finally run out When Brandi Carlile released “What Can I Say” in 2015, it…
Ricky Tomlinson/Sinbad/Noddy Holder-Are You Looking at Me
A light-hearted working-class anthem about pride, humor, and being seen in a changing Britain “Are You Looking at Me?” is one of those curious, affectionate footnotes in British popular music…
Noddy Holder – Jedi Knights
A mythic song that never charted, yet quietly reflects the courage and idealism behind Noddy Holder’s post-Slade years In the long afterglow of classic British rock, some songs live not…
Three Dog Night – Easy To Be Hard
Easy To Be Hard: A Timeless Three Dog Night Classic That Still Resonates More Than Five Decades Later More than fifty years after its release, “Easy To Be Hard” remains…
Kurt Vile – “How Lucky” with John Prine
A Quiet Conversation About Gratitude, Time, and the Strange Grace of Still Being Here When Kurt Vile released “How Lucky” in 2018, featuring the unmistakable voice of John Prine, it…
Noddy Holder – Cum On Feel The Noize acoustic
A defiant celebration of working-class joy, communal release, and the raw power of a song that refuses to grow old When Noddy Holder strips “Cum On Feel the Noize” down…
Kris Kristofferson – Hello in There
A quiet knock on the door of loneliness, reminding us that growing old should never mean becoming invisible When Kris Kristofferson released “Hello in There” in 1970, it did not…