Richard Thompson – Beeswing
“Beeswing” — a quiet ballad about freedom, loss, and the kind of love that never truly settles, even when life demands it When Richard Thompson released “Beeswing” in 1991, it…
“Beeswing” — a quiet ballad about freedom, loss, and the kind of love that never truly settles, even when life demands it When Richard Thompson released “Beeswing” in 1991, it…
“Dad’s Gonna Kill Me”: A haunting echo of war’s toll, a folk-rock lament that confronts the fear, isolation, and human cost behind the headlines. When we speak of Richard Thompson…
A song about love that rides faster than time, and sacrifice that outlives youth and steel When Richard Thompson released “1952 Vincent Black Lightning” in 1991, it arrived quietly, without…
“The Foggy Dew” — a haunting tribute to sacrifice and the longing for freedom, forever echoing across generations. A song that sings of heartbreak and hope, of young lives lost…
“Tomorrow Is A Long Time” — A mournful ode to longing, where time itself feels heavier without the presence of love. In the shimmering dawn of the 1960s folk revival,…
A Quiet Reckoning with Time, Regret, and Survival — a song that grows older with us, not away from us When “These Days” is mentioned, it is most often associated…
When a Voice Doesn’t Seek to Comfort, but Forces Us to Face Our Own Pain There are artists who do not enter our lives with a blaze of glory, but…
When a Voice Refuses to Comfort, and Forces Us to Face Ourselves There are moments when we accidentally encounter a voice that sends a chill down our spine—not out of…
A gentle Christmas longing for home, where youth, hope, and belonging quietly meet again Released at the height of his popularity, “Goin’ Home (Sing a Song of Christmas Cheer)” stands…
More Than a Frontman: How Brian Connolly Became the Soul of Sweet Brian Connolly’s place in Sweet’s history goes far beyond the role of a frontman; his voice was the…