David Essex – September 15th
The Quiet Reckoning of Youth and Memory, Etched in a Single September Day David Essex’s “September 15th”, featured on his 1973 album Rock On, is a song that lingers like…
The Quiet Reckoning of Youth and Memory, Etched in a Single September Day David Essex’s “September 15th”, featured on his 1973 album Rock On, is a song that lingers like…
A Glamorously Sinister Seduction in Three Minutes “Dirty Joker” by Slade, hailing from their early 1970s repertoire and later featured on the 1972 compilation Coz I Luv You, captures a…
A Wry, Wounded Smile at Life’s Rough Edges, Wrapped in Country-Folk Craftsmanship When John Prine released “Sweet Revenge” in 1973, the title track of his album Sweet Revenge, it didn’t…
A Quiet Confession of Yearning in the Wake of Sunday’s Grace “Long Monday”, co‑written by John Prine and Keith Sykes, appears on Prine’s fifteenth studio album, Fair & Square (released…
A rollicking B‑side swagger that underpins Slade’s working‑class bravado in full flight The 1974 single Everyday by the British glam‑rock stalwarts Slade surged to No. 3 on the UK Singles Chart—marking…
A Soulful Groove That Brings Timeless Cool to the Dance Floor “Madison Time”, as performed by Donald Fagen on the live album The New York Rock and Soul Revue: Live…
A Quiet Whisper of Glam: Believing in Dreams When the Lights Go Down In 1975, the British glam rock band Mud released their album Use Your Imagination, a record that…
A Relentless Heart That’s Never Satisfied In Slade’s earliest incarnation as Ambrose Slade, “Everybody’s Next One” appears on their 1969 debut album Beginnings — a covers-heavy collection that didn’t chart…
A Futuristic City’s Jazz-Splashed Reckoning: “Big Noise, New York” as the Pulse of Urban Myth and Memory From the moment Donald Fagen released “Big Noise, New York” in 1993 as…
A Glam-Soaked Daydream of Misfits and Mystery, L-L-Lucy Captures the Unspoken Longing Behind the Glitter When Mud released L-L-Lucy in 1974, the British glam rock scene was nearing its peak,…