The Monkees – Pleasant Valley Sunday
Great Songs Echoes in the Tract Home: A Critique of the American Dream in Three Minutes For those of us who came of age amidst the swirling, often confusing changes of the…
Bobby Sherman – Jingle Bell Rock
The Joyful Fusion of Sleigh Bells and Rockabilly, Capturing the Spirit of a Modernizing Christmas Ah, the holidays. Just the mention of “Jingle Bell Rock” is enough to conjure up…
Bobby Sherman – I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
An innocent, mistletoe-induced moment of Christmas Eve confusion. Oh, the memories that flood back when those opening notes drift through the air! For a generation that grew up with him…
Joan Baez ~ 500 Miles
Joan Baez and 500 Miles Continue to Offer Comfort in a Troubled World Some songs never lose their power because they speak to emotions that belong to every generation. Joan…
Chris Norman – That’s Christmas
Living in peace and giving with charity is the enduring message of Christmas. For those of us who came of age during the heyday of 70s rock, the distinctive, raspy…
Donny Osmond – Sweet And Innocent
That Girl and Her Fast Car: The Enduring Symbol of Reckless Independence There are some songs that, no matter who’s singing them, conjure an immediate, visceral feeling—a dusty road, the…
Chris Norman & Siggi Schwarz – Mustang Sally.
Thử lại mà không sử dụng ứng dụng That Girl and Her Fast Car: The Enduring Symbol of Reckless Independence There are some songs that, no matter who’s singing them,…
Chris Norman & Lory Bonnie Bianco – Send a Sign to My Heart
A desperate plea for reunion and reconciliation after the crushing blow of a broken love. The mid-1990s, for many of us, was a time of looking back, a softer decade…
Nanci Griffith – From Clare To Here
An Epic Ballad of the Longing for Home, Carried Across the Sea on a Whispering Voice The late, great storyteller Nanci Griffith had a profound gift for finding the universal…
Justin Townes Earle – If I Was the Devil
A Seductive Offer of Sinful Perfection and Dark Comfort Ah, to listen to the late, great Justin Townes Earle—it’s like opening a dusty, leather-bound book filled with tragicomic tales of…