George Strait – Troubadour
Oldies Songs George Strait‘s Gentle Ode to a Life Steeped in Song and Legacy In the vast landscape of country music, few figures stand as tall or as consistently true to their…
Alvin Stardust – Jealous Mind
Glam Rock’s Brooding #1: Alvin Stardust Confronts the Green-Eyed Monster Amidst the flamboyant peacockery and stomping rhythms of the mid-70s Glam Rock explosion, there stalked a figure altogether more enigmatic,…
Humble Pie – Natural Born Bugie
The Raw, Swaggering Blues-Rock Birth Cry of Supergroup Humble Pie Let’s journey back to the electric air of 1969. The psychedelic haze was beginning to clear, making way for earthier,…
Loverboy – Turn Me Loose
The Unmistakable Radio Cry Unleashing Restless Energy and Demanding Freedom Remember the dawn of the 80s? As the gritty rock sounds of the 70s began to morph, a new wave…
The Glitter Band – Jukebox Queen
Stomping Boots and Teenage Dreams: The Unforgettable Reign of the Jukebox Queen Picture the scene: Britain, 1974. The airwaves shimmered with the sounds of Glam Rock, a dazzling spectacle of…
Cream – Tales of Brave Ulysses
Embarking on a Mythic Psychedelic Odyssey Fueled by the Birth of Wah-Wah Close your eyes and let your mind drift back to that incandescent summer of 1967. The air itself…
Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt & Emmylou Harris – To Know Him Is to Love Him
Three Legendary Voices Transforming Devotion into a Timeless Hymn of Affection Sometimes, magic truly happens when stars align. For years, whispers and hopes had circulated among music lovers about the…
Scorpions – No One Like You
The Unshakable Grip of Irreplaceable Desire Cast your mind back, if you will, to 1982. The airwaves crackled with a new energy, a sound that was both heavy and heart-achingly…
Black Sabbath – War Pigs
War Pigs: Black Sabbath’s Eternal Howl Against the Architects of Conflict Penned by the band’s four founding members – guitarist Tony Iommi, bassist and primary lyricist Geezer Butler, drummer Bill…
Led Zeppelin – Good Times Bad Times
Good Times Bad Times: The Thunderous Dawn of Led Zeppelin Imagine dropping the needle on a brand new album in early 1969. You hear a sharp guitar chord, then an…