Grand Funk Railroad – Call Yourself a Man
A Raw Reckoning of Masculinity and Self-Deception in the Quiet Corners of Grand Funk Railroad’s Debut On their 1969 debut album On Time, Grand Funk Railroad captured the electric pulse…
A Raw Reckoning of Masculinity and Self-Deception in the Quiet Corners of Grand Funk Railroad’s Debut On their 1969 debut album On Time, Grand Funk Railroad captured the electric pulse…
A Broken Heart in Retro Harmony: Wizzard Revisits Teen Heartache with Soulful Precision On their 1974 concept album Introducing Eddy and the Falcons, British glam-rock pioneers Wizzard unveiled a musical…
A Raw Kiss of Glam Rock Grit and Swagger, “Do the Dirty” Is Slade’s Unfiltered Challenge to a World Moving On In 1976, Slade released their sixth studio album, “Nobody’s…
A Quiet Benediction of Love: James Taylor’s “You Can Close Your Eyes” Offers Comfort in a World of Uncertainty In 1971, amid the seismic shifts in culture and music, James…
The Quiet Weight of Disillusionment in the Midst of Glittering Ambition “Standin’ On The Corner” by Slade, featured on their 1974 soundtrack album Slade in Flame, is a deceptively understated…
A Gentle, Wry Acceptance of Life’s Unruly Cycles “That’s the Way That the World Goes Round” is a quietly philosophical ode by John Prine, first released on his 1978 album…
A Tender Lament from a Glam-Rock Band Leaning Into Their Own Vulnerability In November 1976, Mud, the English glam-rock quartet best known for their energetic, glam infused hits like Tiger…
A Haunted Toast to Longing — “Ida Lee” as Walter Becker’s Ghostly Ballad of Desire Though “Ida Lee” was never issued as a single and did not chart in the…
In the early rumblings of a revolution, “Wild Winds Are Blowin’” captures the moment Slade stepped into the storm with a bold, unfiltered voice, seeking freedom and identity in a…
A Frenzied Pursuit of Power and Illusion in the American Psyche When Ted Nugent released his sixth studio album, Scream Dream, in 1980, he was already a fixture in the…