Dan Fogelberg – Nether Lands
Great Songs Nether Lands — when love drifts into silence and a gentle voice dares to speak the unspeakable When Dan Fogelberg released “Nether Lands” in 1977, it did not arrive as…
Rick Danko – When Morning Comes To America
When Morning Comes to America — a weathered voice greeting a country at the edge of awakening There is a quiet dignity in “When Morning Comes to America”, a song…
Emmylou Harris – Together Again
Together Again — a fragile promise of reunion, where heartbreak learns to breathe softly When Emmylou Harris sings “Together Again,” it feels less like a cover and more like a…
Dan Fogelberg – Make Love Stay
Make Love Stay — a quiet prayer against time, asking love to remain when everything else moves on When Dan Fogelberg released “Make Love Stay” in 1979, it arrived not…
David Essex – Stardust
Stardust — when youth, fame, and memory collide under the fading lights of a once-bright stage There are songs that capture a moment, and then there are songs that quietly…
Keith Richards – Run Rudolph Run
Run Rudolph Run — when a rock-and-roll outlaw salutes the wild heartbeat of Christmas Few Christmas songs carry the raw pulse of early rock-and-roll quite like “Run Rudolph Run”, and…
Rick Danko – Brainwash
Brainwash — Rick Danko’s weary warning about innocence lost and a world growing harder to trust When Rick Danko sings “Brainwash,” there is no grand gesture, no attempt to impress.…
The Glitter Band – Angel Face
Angel Face — a bright, unstoppable burst of glam-rock joy that captured youth, rhythm, and the thrill of the moment When “Angel Face” by The Glitter Band burst onto the…
Emmylou Harris, Ricky Skaggs, Linda Ronstadt – Gold Watch And Chain
Gold Watch and Chain — a timeless lament of devotion, sacrifice, and the quiet dignity of old American songs When “Gold Watch and Chain” appears on Trio (1987), sung by…
Rick Danko – Java Blues
Java Blues — Rick Danko’s weary meditation on addiction, restlessness, and the cost of living fast There is a certain kind of honesty that only comes from exhaustion — not…