Triumph – Just One Night
Oldies Songs A Moment of Reckoning and Relentless Drive: Triumph’s “Just One Night” from “The Sport of Kings” “Just One Night,” as presented within the context of Triumph’s 1986 album “The Sport…
Lorrie Morgan & Sammy Kershaw – He Drinks Tequila
A Spirited Ode to Weekend Escapades and Unbridled Passion Gather ‘round, dear friends, and let’s step back to a time when the world felt a little wilder, a little freer—when…
Poco – Crazy Love
A Timeless Tale of Love’s Persistent Echo In November 1978, Poco released “Crazy Love”, a song that soared to number 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 and held the number…
Mud – Oh Boy
A Heartfelt Anthem of Youthful Love’s Electric Pulse Step into the time machine with me, dear reader, and let’s rewind to a spring day in 1975 when the air was…
Status Quo – Again And Again
Status Quo “Again and Again”: The Frantic Four in Their Natural Habitat When Status Quo released “Again and Again,” the band delivered far more than a hit single. They captured…
Genesis – Turn It On Again
A Sharp Commentary on Media Obsession and Isolation: Genesis’ “Turn It On Again” “Turn It On Again,” a vibrant and rhythmically complex track from Genesis, serves as a biting commentary…
Head East – Since You Been Gone
A Raw Surge of Heartbreak and Resentment: Head East’s “Since You Been Gone” “Since You Been Gone,” a blistering rocker from Head East, encapsulates the raw, unadulterated pain of a…
Head East – Never Been Any Reason
A Heartfelt Anthem of Frustration and Yearning: Head East’s “Never Been Any Reason” “Never Been Any Reason,” a power ballad from the heartland, captures the raw frustration of unfulfilled desire…
Blue Oyster Cult – Godzilla
A Colossal Metaphor for Uncontrollable Power: Blue Öyster Cult’s “Godzilla” In the vast landscape of 1970s rock, where theatricality and myth met the raw energy of hard guitar riffs, Blue…
David Essex – For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her
A Whispered Dream of Love’s Eternal Search Picture this, dear friends: a world bathed in the soft glow of 1973, where vinyl spun stories and every chord struck a memory…