David Cassidy – Madison Square Garden, New York (1972)
Great Songs When David Cassidy Walked Into Madison Square Garden in 1972, Teen Idolatry Became Something Much Bigger Than Pop Fame For one extraordinary moment in the early 1970s, the screams inside…
David Cassidy – White City Stadium Concert London 5/26/1974
A Night When Teen Idolatry Became Something Larger Than Fame On May 26, 1974, David Cassidy stood before tens of thousands at London’s legendary White City Stadium — and for…
Kenny Roger & Anne Murray – If I Ever Fall in Love Again
When Two Gentle Voices Sang About Love One More Time Some songs do not arrive with thunder. They enter quietly, like an old memory returning at dusk — gentle, sincere,…
Emmylou Harris – Waltz Across Texas Tonight
A quiet country waltz about love, distance, and the fragile beauty of holding on for just one more night. There are songs that arrive with noise and ambition, chasing trends…
Emmylou Harris, Margo Price, Bonnie Raitt, Joan Baez, Lucinda Williams, and Steve Earle – Save the Last Dance for Me(San Francisco, 2 Oct. 2025)
A timeless gathering of voices reminding us that some songs never grow old — they simply wait for the right hearts to sing them again. There are evenings in music…
Albert Lee & Emmylou Harris “Song for the Life” – Hardly Strictly, 10.4.2025
A reunion of grace and memory — when two old souls sing about life, love, and the roads that carried them there. There are performances that entertain for a moment……
Hello – New York Groove
A Glam-Rock Anthem That Turned the Streets of New York Into a State of Mind When “New York Groove” burst out of radios in the late 1970s, it sounded less…
Crystal Gayle – Talking In Your Sleep
A tender confession whispered into the midnight air, capturing the fragile ache of a heart realizing that a lover’s subconscious honesty is slowly unraveling a beautiful dream. Music has an…
The Tremeloes – Here Comes My Baby
A Whimsical Invitation to the Sunnier Days of Youth: Finding Joy and Resilience in the Upbeat Melancholy of a 1967 Classic When we cast our minds back to the vibrant…
Richard & Mimi Fariña – Michael, Andrew and James
A haunting requiem for lost innocence, capturing the fragile intersection of folk tradition and the profound sorrow of a world losing its light. The 1960s were a kaleidoscope of revolution…