Steve Goodman – Austin City Limits 1978
Steve Goodman on Austin City Limits 1978: A Timeless Portrait of Joy, Talent, and Resilience Few performances capture the spirit of an artist as completely as Steve Goodman’s appearance on…
Steve Goodman on Austin City Limits 1978: A Timeless Portrait of Joy, Talent, and Resilience Few performances capture the spirit of an artist as completely as Steve Goodman’s appearance on…
A wistful reflection on love lost and the quiet ache of “the one that got away” When “The One That Got Away” was recorded by Steve Goodman and later given…
A rare gathering of storytellers—three voices, one stage, and a night where American folk memory felt alive and unbroken There are evenings in music history that seem to exist outside…
A Tender Farewell Wrapped in Time — “Fourteen Days” as a Quiet Meditation on Love, Distance, and the Passing of Moments Few songs carry the gentle weight of time and…
A Witty Reflection on Time, Family, and the Absurd Loops of Life Released in 1973 on the album Jessie’s Jig & Other Favorites, “I’m My Own Grandpa” by Steve Goodman…
A Tender Portrait of the American Drifter—Finding Meaning in the Quiet Corners of the Road Few songwriters ever captured the fragile dignity of ordinary lives quite like Steve Goodman. His…
A Quiet Tribute to Passion, Perseverance, and the Gentle Poetry of Baseball Few songs capture the soul of a pastime as tenderly as “The Loving Of The Game” by Steve…
“Yellow Coat” by Steve Goodman — A Gentle Folk Song of Love, Loss, and Quiet Remembrance From the very first lines of “Yellow Coat” — a song written and performed…
“Lincoln Park Pirates” captures a slice of Chicago life with wry humor and unforgettable melody — a playful lament about parking, city quirks, and the grit under everyday streets. When…
A Tale of Labor, Life, and Lyrical Craft: “Nine Pound Hammer” When you hear John Prine and Steve Goodman weaving their voices together on “Nine Pound Hammer,” you are transported…