Grand Funk Railroad – Sin’s A Good Man’s Brother
Oldies Songs A Thunderous, Primal Exploration of Morality and Temptation, a Raw Confession of the Battle Between Good and Evil Within the Human Soul. In the blistering summer of 1970, the rock…
Middle Of The Road – Love Sweet Love
A Tender Plea for Lasting Affection, a Soft, Melodious Glimpse into the Quiet Hope of Enduring Love. For those of us who came of age in the early 1970s, the…
David Essex – We All Insane
A Brooding, Unflinching Look at a Disillusioned World, a Somber Acknowledgment of Shared Madness in a Broken Society. In the early 1970s, David Essex was a supernova of youthful charisma…
Bonnie Raitt – Nick of Time
A Tender and Honest Reflection on Age and the Ticking Clock of Life, a Heartfelt Meditation on Finding Hope Before It’s Too Late. For over a decade, Bonnie Raitt was…
The Rubettes – Ooh La La
A Moment of Sweet Transition: A Glimpse of Mature Romance and Sophisticated Pop from a Band Shedding Its Glam-Pop Persona. For many of us who lived through the vibrant, technicolor…
Linda Ronstadt ft Aaron Neville- All My Life
A Breathtaking Duet of Soulful Destiny, a Beautiful Anthem for Finding True Love After a Lifetime of Waiting. In the late 1980s, the music world was in a state of…
Status Quo – Black Veils of Melancholy
A Haunting Glimpse into the Shadowy Psyche of an Artist, a Forgotten Chapter of Melancholy and Despair. Before they became the relentless, twelve-bar boogie juggernaut that defined an era of…
The Rubettes – Julia
A Heart-Wrenching Ballad of Unrequited Love, a Haunting Narrative of Loss and Regret Behind the Glam-Pop Façade. In the mid-1970s, The Rubettes were a vibrant burst of glam-pop joy, a…
Grand Funk Railroad – Get It Together
A Powerful Anthem of Unity and Action, a Clarion Call for a Generation on the Brink of Disillusionment. In the early 1970s, as the dreams of the counterculture began to…
Middle Of The Road – Yellow Boomerang
A Haunting Metaphor for Unrequited Love, a Quiet Echo of Despair Hidden in the Band’s Pop-Fueled Rise. In the early 1970s, the name Middle of the Road was synonymous with…