Chris Norman – Break Away
Great Songs Embrace the moment and take charge of your future, because “the future is now.” For many of us, the voice of Chris Norman first conjures up memories of Smokie, the…
Chris Norman – Into The Night
A passionate plea for reunion under the cover of darkness and lost time. For those of us who came of age with the distinctive, gravelly vocals of Chris Norman, whether…
Alison Krauss – I’ve Got That Old Feeling
The gentle, wistful certainty that a cherished love is about to walk out the door. There are certain songs, certain moments in music history, that act as a quiet, powerful…
Rhonda Vincent – Lonesome Wind Blues
The Queen of Bluegrass, the Lonesome Pine, and a Timeless Bluegrass Ballad There are some songs, aren’t there, that just wrap around your heart like a familiar blanket on a…
Alison Krauss – I Will
Enduring Devotion: A Bluegrass Ballad of Patient, Unwavering Love There are songs that simply drift by, and then there are those that find a permanent home deep within the heart,…
Chris Norman – Amazing
Finding “Amazing” Grace: A Tale of Comeback and Enduring Talent There are songs that simply echo through the years, not just for their melody, but for the moment they represent—a…
Donny Osmond – Why
The Timeless Echo of Vows: Donny Osmond’s “Why” There are songs that simply fade with the season, and then there are those that settle deep into the collective heart, becoming…
Shaun Cassidy – Wasp
When the Bubble Bursts: The Audacious Sting of a Teen Idol’s Reckoning A bold, desperate sonic statement marking the defiant, yet commercially unsuccessful, transition of a teen idol into New…
Patty Griffin – Heavenly Day
Finding Bliss in the Simple Moment: A Love Song for the Present Oh, the power of a quiet, perfect moment, distilled into song! When Patty Griffin released “Heavenly Day” on…
Rhonda Vincent – Christmas Time At Home
The Warm Embrace of Home: A Bluegrass Carol for the Soul The holidays have a soundtrack, don’t they? A collection of melodies woven so tightly with memory that the first…