Gram Parsons & Emmylou Harris – The Angels Rejoiced Last Night
Great Songs An Evocative Duet of Faith and Frailty The late 1960s and early 1970s were a tumultuous time for music, a period of sonic exploration and genre-bending that often blurred the…
Brian Connolly – Just My Kind Of Loving
A beautiful song about the simple, profound joy of finding the right person. In the vast and shimmering tapestry of 1970s glam rock, few voices were as instantly recognizable as…
Brian Connolly – Phone You
A song about the quiet, desperate hope of reconnecting with someone from a forgotten past. In the glittering, chaotic carnival of 1970s glam rock, Brian Connolly was a supernova. He…
Brian Connolly – Rebel Rouser
“Rebel Rouser” stands as a defiant anthem, a testament to The Sweet’s musical genius and the band’s relentless pursuit of artistic independence. There’s a certain magic to the music of…
The Osmonds – Before The Beginning
An Overture of Adolescent Anguish and Unwavering Hope In the gilded annals of 1970s pop music, few acts shone as brightly and with such wholesome exuberance as The Osmonds. They…
Johnny Cash – A Boy Named Sue
An unlikely anthem of paternal neglect and unconventional tough love “A Boy Named Sue” isn’t just a song; it’s a testament to the unpredictable nature of a hit record and…
Johnny Cash – In My Life
“In My Life”: A Reflective Journey Through the Labyrinth of Memory From the first melancholy strum of the acoustic guitar, there’s a certain gravity to Johnny Cash’s rendition of “In…
Emmylou Harris – Didn’t Leave Nobody But The Baby
Siren Song of Sorrow: A Lullaby Born of Loss The year 2000 was a watershed moment for American roots music, all thanks to a film soundtrack that nobody expected to…
Brian Connolly – Don’t You Know A Lady
Don’t You Know A Lady: A Plea for Understanding and Unconditional Love A Timeless Anthem for the Heartbroken In the shimmering afterglow of the 1970s glam-rock supernova, many a star…
A NIGHT OF TRAGEDY: THE WHITE CITY CONCERT 1974
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.…