David Essex – Streetfight
Oldies Songs A Stark, Cinematic Glimpse into Urban Despair, a Haunting Reminder of the Bleak Realities Beyond the Glamour. In the early 1970s, David Essex was a bona fide teen idol, a…
Sniff ‘n’ The Tears – Driver’s Seat
An Unforgettable Ode to the Quiet Desperation of a Fading Romance, a Timeless Lament of Love Lost and Regrets Found. In the late 1970s, as disco’s hypnotic thump began to…
Grand Funk Railroad – Stop Lookin’ Back
An Unrelenting Anthem of Forward Momentum, a Powerful Call to Shed the Past and Embrace the Future. In the pantheon of 1970s rock, few bands roared with the raw, visceral…
Neil Young – Only Love Can Break Your Heart
The Haunting Echo of a Broken Heart, a Timeless Lament on the Profound Pain of Love Lost. In the hallowed halls of folk-rock, few albums carry the weight and emotional…
Emmylou Harris – Here, There And Everywhere
A Gentle Reimagining of a Timeless Classic, a Masterful Transformation of a Pop Ballad into a Country-Folk Hymn of Love. There are certain songs so fundamentally perfect that to cover…
Linda Ronstadt – When I Fall in Love
A Bold Reinvention and a Timeless Plea, a Lyrical and Vocal Masterpiece of Enduring Romance. In the mid-1980s, an era defined by synthesizers, big hair, and the relentless drive of…
Brotherhood of Man – Tie A Yellow Ribbon
A Tender Testament to Enduring Hope, a Harmonious Echo of a Classic Ballad. The early to mid-1970s was a vibrant and often contradictory time in pop music. While progressive rock…
Grand Funk Railroad – Are You Ready
A Raw, Energetic Anthem of Anticipation and Unleashed Power, Defining the Hard Rock Sound of a Generation. In the late 1960s, as the psychedelic haze began to dissipate and a…
Showaddywaddy – Who Put The Bomp
A joyous and self-referential homage to the foundational sounds of rock and roll, a glorious celebration of musical nonsense. For those of us who came of age in the 1970s…
David Essex – Tahiti
A wistful elegy for a lost paradise, a haunting lament for the innocence and beauty of a simpler time. For those of us who came of age in the 1970s,…