John Prine – Bear Creek Blues (live 2016)
Oldies Songs A quiet song of memory, roots, and humanity, performed not for fame but for something larger and deeply felt When John Prine performed Bear Creek Blues live in 2016, it…
Mountain – Highway 61 Revisited
A bolted storm of blues-rock energy driving Dylan’s highway into heavier territory When Mountain released the album Masters of War in 2007, it arrived as a late-career statement from a…
T. Rex – Mystic Lady
A tender moment of velvet longing wrapped in glitter, innocence, and the quiet ache beneath glamour Released in July 1972 as part of the landmark album The Slider, Mystic Lady…
Walter Becker – Take It Out On Me
A quiet confession shaped by regret, longing, and the fragile hope of emotional honesty When Walter Becker included Take It Out On Me among the recordings known as Found Studio…
James Taylor – American Standard: Teach Me Tonight
A quiet lesson in love, memory and the timeless language of longing When James Taylor released American Standard in 2020, the album quickly reminded listeners that some voices are not…
Slade – In the Doghouse
A gritty grin at trouble, defiance, and the messy thrill of being unapologetically alive When Slade released The Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome in 1983, the band was deep into a new…
Noddy Holder & Mark Radcliffe In Conversation
A meeting of wit, memory, and rock and roll storytelling preserved in conversation rather than song When Noddy Holder sat down with broadcaster Mark Radcliffe in 2014, it did not…
Jackson Browne – You Know the Night
A quiet confession of love, memory, and the fragile sweetness of time passing When Jackson Browne performed You Know the Night on the collaborative album Note of Hope: A Celebration…
The Dukes of September – The Same Thing (Live)
When longing turns into a groove that feels inevitable and human In the live performance of The Same Thing by The Dukes of September, the song becomes far more than…
Les Gray’s Mud with John Berry, Syd Twynham and Phil Wilson – The Cat crept in (live)
A swaggering spark of glam rock mischief, performed with grit, sweat, and irresistible attitude When Mud first released The Cat Crept In in 1974, the single climbed to number 2…