Walter Becker – Paging Audrey
Oldies Songs “Paging Audrey” is a soulful, melancholic jazz-rock exploration of loss, regret, and the search for a vanished personal connection, serving as Walter Becker’s most nakedly emotional song. There are certain…
Jackson Browne – That Girl Could Sing (Live Lucky Strike Live, Hollywood, CA)
Jackson Browne Rehearses “That Girl Could Sing” During Intimate Soundcheck in Hollywood On May 11, 2016, Jackson Browne offered a rare and revealing glimpse into his live process during a…
Slade – Martha My Dear
A Deceptively Tender Serenade to Man’s Best Friend There are songs that wear their hearts on their sleeves, and then there are those that hold a secret, a private joke…
Walter Becker – Slang Of Ages (Live 2003)
Slang of Ages Live 2003 A Rare Walter Becker Moment with Steely Dan The live performance of Slang of Ages by Steely Dan in 2003 holds a unique place in…
Jackson Browne – Sleep’s Dark and Silent Gate
An Intimate Exploration of Grief, Despair, and the Unyielding Search for Light After Profound Loss In the shadowed, confessional landscape of 1970s singer-songwriters, few albums struck such a devastating and…
Warren Zevon, Jackson Browne, David Lindley – Carmelita
The Worn-Out, World-Weary Romanticism of Desperation There are some songs that, upon the very first note, transport you not just to a memory, but to an entire psychic landscape. They…
Ted Nugent – Queen of the Forest
An Ode to Primal Power: The Enduring Rock Mythology of Nature’s Sovereign Spirit It was 1975, a year that marked a raw, unapologetic shift in the landscape of American hard…
Ted Nugent – Homebound
“Home Bound” is the unexpected, soulful instrumental journey on the wild ride of Cat Scratch Fever, representing a moment of poignant reflection amidst the usual hard rock frenzy. There are…
Slade – Miles Out to Sea
An emotional reflection on the wild, surreal distance fame can create. The year was 1974. For those of us who lived through the glorious, glitter-drenched, yet strangely grounding era of…
Jackson Browne – The Times You’ve Come
Finding Hope and Steadfast Love in the Face of Life’s Inevitable Tides The heart of Jackson Browne’s second album, 1973’s masterpiece For Everyman, beats with a profound weariness, a contemplative…