Wizzard – See My Baby Jive
Great Songs See My Baby Jive — a burst of joy and youthful swagger that captured a fleeting, glittering moment in British pop history When “See My Baby Jive” burst onto the…
Shaun Cassidy – Taxi Dancer
Taxi Dancer — a restless heartbeat of late-night longing, youth on the move, and love glimpsed through a cab window When “Taxi Dancer” by Shaun Cassidy first reached the airwaves…
Art Garfunkel – O Come All Ye Faithful
O Come All Ye Faithful — a sacred invitation, carried by a voice shaped by silence, faith, and time When Art Garfunkel sings “O Come All Ye Faithful,” it feels…
Donny Osmond – Moon River
Moon River — a timeless melody of longing, sung by a voice that learned to walk gently with memory When Donny Osmond sings “Moon River,” time seems to loosen its…
Wayne Osmond Memorial Service. The Osmond Family sings “Love At Home.”
“Love At Home” — when harmony becomes prayer, and a farewell turns into a sacred homecoming At the Wayne Osmond Memorial Service, when The Osmond Family stood together and sang…
Wizzard – I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday
I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday — a joyful wish frozen in time, echoing the warmth of childhood and shared winters Few songs capture the spirit of Christmas with…
The Glitter Band – Goodbye My Love
Goodbye My Love — a farewell wrapped in glitter, innocence, and the quiet ache of growing up When “Goodbye My Love” by The Glitter Band first reached the airwaves in…
The Glitter Band – Rock And Roll Part 2
Rock and Roll Part 2 — a wordless chant that captured the raw heartbeat of early-1970s rock When “Rock and Roll Part 2” bursts from the speakers, it does not…
John Prine and Iris DeMent – In Spite of Ourselves (Live From Sessions at West 54th)
Great Songs A love song that laughs at perfection and finds devotion in every human flaw When John Prine joined forces with Iris DeMent to perform In Spite of Ourselves on Live…
Blind Willie Mc – You Got to Die
You Got to Die — a stark gospel-blues reminder that time, truth, and judgment spare no one When Blind Willie McTell recorded “You Got to Die” in the early 1930s,…