Dick Van Dyke – Chim Chim Cher-ee
Great Songs Chim Chim Cher-ee — a sooty little tune that carried hope, humility, and quiet wisdom above the London rooftops There are songs that announce themselves with grandeur, and there are…
Guy Clark & Emmylou Harris – I Don’t Love You Much Do I
I Don’t Love You Much, Do I — when love speaks softly, truth cuts deepest Few songs understand the fragile space between love and silence quite like “I Don’t Love…
Linda Ronstadt – Por Un Amor (For a love)
Por Un Amor (For a Love) — when longing becomes prayer and a voice crosses every border of the heart There are songs that do not simply tell a story…
Linda Ronstadt – Love Is a Rose
Love Is a Rose — when a fragile Neil Young ballad bloomed into one of Linda Ronstadt’s most graceful triumphs When Linda Ronstadt released “Love Is a Rose” in early…
John Prine & Steve Goodman – One Red Rose
One Red Rose — a quiet folk confession about love, humility, and the poetry of everyday hearts There is a rare kind of beauty in songs that do not ask…
The Crystals – Da Doo Ron Ron
Da Doo Ron Ron — the sparkling heartbeat of young love, forever echoing through the early ’60s There’s a kind of magic that only early ’60s pop can conjure —…
Linda Ronstadt – Los Laureles (The Laurels)
Los Laureles — a voice finding its roots again, blooming with memory, dignity, and the colors of old Mexico There is a moment — the very first moment — when…
Townes Van Zandt & Guy Clark – The Shrimp Song
The Shrimp Song — a small, playful tune that carries the warmth of friendship and the spirit of two wandering songwriters There is a certain charm that rises the moment…
Bonnie Raitt – I Can’t Make You Love Me
I Can’t Make You Love Me — a soft, devastating surrender that still echoes through the quiet hours of the heart There are songs that fade with time, and then…
Mott the Hoople – All the Way from Memphis
All the Way from Memphis — a wild, weary, and wonderfully human tale of rock ’n’ roll survival There is a certain thrill the first time “All the Way from…