Mud – In The Mood
Oldies Songs A Blazing and Theatrical Boogie-Woogie Anthem, a Masterful Piece of Pop Perfection That Commanded the World to Dance. The year 1974 was a golden, glittering peak for British pop, a…
The Sweet – Man With The Golden Arm
A Thunderous Declaration of Musical Integrity, a Hard-Rock Testament to the Struggle for Artistic Respect and Identity. The year 1974 found The Sweet at the pinnacle of international fame, yet…
The Sweet – Chop Chop
A Dark and Theatrical Spy Fable, a Forgotten Bubblegum Single That Foreshadowed a Heavy Rock Revolution. The year 1971 found The Sweet in a state of profound artistic tension, a…
Jackson Browne – Looking East
A Disillusioned and Searching Anthem, a Poignant Critique of Western Complacency and a Desperate Plea for Social Reassessment. By 1996, the world that Jackson Browne had chronicled for decades had…
Johnny Winter – Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo
An Electrifying and Visceral Celebration, the Defiant Anthem of Pure, Unrestrained Rock and Roll Hedonism. The year 1970 was a pivotal moment for rock music, a time when the electric…
Mud – L-L-Lucy
A Stuttering, High-Energy Anthem of Desperate Devotion, a Final Burst of Glam-Rock Fury Against the Tides of Change. By 1975, the dazzling, sequined kingdom of glam rock was beginning its…
Jackson Browne – Our Lady Of The Well
A Poignant Ballad of Spiritual Weariness, a Search for Absolution and Guidance at the End of a Long, Disillusioning Journey. The year 1973 saw Jackson Browne, the quintessential poet laureate…
Jackson Browne – Oh, My Love
A Tender and Reverent Tribute to a Fallen Icon, a Quiet Declaration that Profound Love is the Only True Sanctuary from Global Pain. By 2007, the career of Jackson Browne…
Donald Fagen – Walk Between Raindrops
A Joyful and Transcendent Coda, an Assurance of Faith and Skill in Navigating Life’s Inevitable Storms. In 1982, Donald Fagen achieved what many thought impossible: he managed to step out…
The Rolling Stones – Brown Sugar
A Visceral and Transgressive Anthem of Sexual Decadence, Exploitation, and the Dark, Sordid Heart of Rock and Roll. By 1971, The Rolling Stones had long shed any pretense of innocence,…