Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell – The Traveling Kind
Great Songs The Traveling Kind — a quiet hymn for two kindred souls forever shaped by the road From the very first lines of “The Traveling Kind”, there is a sense of…
David Essex – So-Called Loving
So-Called Loving — when romantic illusion gives way to emotional truth When David Essex released “So-Called Loving”, he was no longer the wide-eyed pop romantic chasing youthful fantasies. Instead, the…
Jesse Ed Davis – Keep Me Comin’
Keep Me Comin’ — a road-worn promise of loyalty, desire, and the quiet fire that keeps the music alive There is a certain kind of groove that does not shout…
Jesse Ed Davis – Washita Love Child (With Eric Clapton)
Washita Love Child — a soulful testament to friendship, heritage, and the quiet power of roots music From the very first notes of “Washita Love Child”, there is a feeling…
Keith Richards – Big Enough
Big Enough — a rough-edged declaration of freedom from a man stepping out of the shadows When “Big Enough” arrived in the late 1980s under the name Keith Richards, it…
Keith Richards – Make No Mistake
Make No Mistake — a late-life vow whispered by a man who has survived everything except love From the very first seconds of “Make No Mistake”, there is a stillness…
Emmylou Harris – Before Believing
Before Believing — a quiet reckoning with faith, love, and the fragile courage it takes to trust again When Emmylou Harris released “Before Believing” in 1978, it arrived not with…
Emmylou Harris – Coat of Many Colors
A Patchwork of Grace: Finding Riches in the Fabric of Faith and Family When the needle drops on the silver-voiced Emmylou Harris‘s rendition of “Coat of Many Colors,” we aren’t…
Shaun Cassidy – Midnight Sun
The Radiant Glow of a Fading Summer: Remembering Shaun Cassidy’s “Midnight Sun” A haunting reflection on a love that provided light in the darkest hours, only to vanish into the…
Shaun Cassidy – Fallin’ into you
Shaun Cassidy’s “Fallin’ Into You” Rekindles the Magic of a Seventies Teen Idol A performance of Fallin’ Into You by Shaun Cassidy continues to highlight why the singer remains one…