Marc Bolan – Cat Black
Oldies Songs A Haunting and Magical Farewell, a Prophetic Glimpse of the Rock and Roll God Emerging From a Folky Past. In 1969, the British music scene was a cauldron of psychedelic…
Guy Clark – L.A. Freeway
A Road-Worn Prayer for Escape and Redemption Let’s rewind the clock to 1975, when Guy Clark’s “L.A. Freeway” first rolled out on his debut album Old No. 1, a record…
David Essex – Bring In The Sun
A Luminous Ode to New Beginnings and Quiet Joy Take a gentle step back, dear friends, to the autumn of 1973, when David Essex gifted us “Bring In The Sun”,…
Olivia Newton-John – I Honestly Love You
A Searing Confession of Love’s Unspoken Truths Cast your mind back to the golden haze of 1974, when Olivia Newton-John’s “I Honestly Love You” first graced the airwaves, climbing to…
Triumph – Just One Night
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…