Emmylou Harris – Light of the Stable
Great Songs Light of the Stable — a quiet Christmas hymn about faith, humility, and the enduring glow of hope When Emmylou Harris released “Light of the Stable” in 1979, it did…
Emmylou Harris – Christmas Time’s a-Comin’
Christmas Time’s a-Comin’ — when winter, memory, and home gather quietly in one voice There are Christmas songs that sparkle, and there are Christmas songs that remember. “Christmas Time’s a-Comin’”,…
Dan Fogelberg – Sutter’s Mill
Sutter’s Mill — a meditation on time, ambition, and the quiet cost of chasing gold When Dan Fogelberg released “Sutter’s Mill” in late 1985, it felt less like a new…
John Prine – Everything Is Cool
Everything Is Cool — John Prine’s wry reassurance in a world quietly falling apart From the very first line of “Everything Is Cool,” there is a familiar calm that feels…
Chris Norman – Silent Night, Holy Night
Silent Night, Holy Night — a familiar prayer reborn through a weathered voice and a lifetime of longing There are songs that arrive once a year yet feel as though…
David Cassidy – My Christmas Card to You
My Christmas Card to You — a warm, handwritten holiday message from a familiar voice that once filled living rooms with light There is something quietly moving about “My Christmas…
Shaun Cassidy – Silver Bells
Silver Bells — a familiar Christmas street seen through the gentle glow of a young voice and passing time When Shaun Cassidy recorded “Silver Bells,” he was already a household…
David Essex – Turn Me Loose
Turn Me Loose — a restless cry for freedom from a voice caught between fame and the need to breathe When “Turn Me Loose” burst onto the airwaves in 1974,…
David Essex – Me And My Girl
Me and My Girl — a tender portrait of fatherhood, love, and quiet resilience after heartbreak When David Essex released “Me and My Girl” in the autumn of 1975, the…
Emmylou Harris – Gold Watch and Chain
Gold Watch and Chain — a farewell hymn where time, faith, and memory quietly come to rest From the very first notes of “Gold Watch and Chain”, sung by Emmylou…