A NIGHT OF TRAGEDY: THE WHITE CITY CONCERT 1974
Great Songs A NIGHT OF TRAGEDY: THE WHITE CITY CONCERT 1974 On May 26, 1974, more than 35,000 fans packed White City Stadium in London to see David Cassidy in the flesh.…
Alvin Stardust – So Near To Christmas
A bittersweet Christmas ballad that captures the poignant loneliness of a holiday spent apart. There are certain songs that, no matter the year, the place, or the season, have the…
Emmylou Harris – I Fall to Pieces
A VOICE FINDS ITS HOME One night in the early 1970s, in the small room of a café in Washington, D.C., Emmylou Harris stood on stage with a simple wooden…
The Osmonds – Silent Night
A Christmas Carol Reimagined: The Osmonds’ “Silent Night” A Timeless Hymn Through a Fresh Lens “Silent Night” is not just a song; it’s a feeling, a memory, a warm embrace…
John Prine – Saddle in the Rain
When Relationships Turn Cold: The Poetic Heartbreak of John Prine’s “Saddle in the Rain” A lament for lost connections and the profound ache of disappointment. There are certain songs that…
John Prine – Grandpa was a Carpenter
“Grandpa Was a Carpenter” is a poignant reflection on the simple, honest legacy of a working man. A gentle strum of an acoustic guitar, a voice like a well-worn leather…
Brian Connolly – Summer in the City
A wistful and bittersweet ode to the passing of time and lost youth, set against the backdrop of a vibrant urban summer. The air shimmers with heat, the pavement radiates…
The Osmonds – Girl
“Girl” is a song about a man’s search for the one true love of his life. There’s a moment in every fan’s life when the familiar becomes something else entirely.…
Brian Connolly – Hellraiser
“Hellraiser” is a defiant anthem of rebellion and living life on the edge, a soundtrack for a generation ready to break free. There are certain songs that, the moment the…
“MUSIC IS MY LANGUAGE” – DAVID CASSIDY
Music: A Language for the World For many artists, music is more than just a performance; it’s a fundamental form of communication. For pop idol David Cassidy, this sentiment was…