Middle Of The Road – Honey No
Oldies Songs The Dramatic Clash Between Personal Freedom and the Chains of Expectation. There are certain sounds that instantly transport us back to the dizzying, often melodramatic currents of the early 1970s,…
Ted Nugent – Smokescreen
The Searing Guitarist’s Warning Shot: A Gritty, Unflinching Look at the Lies We Tell in the Games of Love and Ego. There are certain years etched in the collective memory…
Slade – I’m A Rocker
The Raw, Defiant Roar of a Band That Refused to Fade, Celebrating the Indestructible Spirit of Rock and Roll Itself. The late 1970s: for those who loved the unbridled, glammed-up,…
Jackson Browne & David Lindley – Mercury Blues
The Joyful Rattle of a Dream Machine: A Gritty, Celebratory Ode to the Great American Car. For those of us who came of age with the golden, sun-drenched anthems of…
Steely Dan – Jack Of Speed
The Dark, Hypnotic Chronicle of a High-Roller’s Reckoning, Driven by a Groove That Defied Two Decades of Silence. The year is 2000. For two decades, the most sophisticated, cynical, and…
Steely Dan – Negative Girl
The Icy Portrait of a Narcissistic Muse, a Cautionary Tale of Obsession Clothed in Unfathomable Cool. The arrival of a new Steely Dan studio album in the year 2000 was…
James Taylor & Henry Taylor – You Can Close Your Eyes
A Lullaby Passed Down Through Generations, Affirming the Enduring Comfort of Family and Timeless Song. There are certain songs that don’t merely exist in time; they are woven into the…
Donald Fagen – True Companion
The Elegiac Sound of a Golden Duo’s Dissolution, a Sophisticated Requiem for Lost Artistic Unity. The year 1981 was a moment of profound, quiet heartbreak for a certain kind of…
Slade – Hey Ho Wish You Well
This Unheralded Album Track is the Voice of a Rock ‘n’ Roll Soldier, Bidding a Fond, if Weary, Farewell to the Wild Decades of Youth. For those of us who…
Crosby, Stills & Nash – Shadow Captain
The Enigmatic Ode to a Sea-Worn Soul, a Quest for Hidden Hope Aboard a Shadowy Vessel Sailing Against the Light of Day. The year was 1977. The air, thick with…