Jackson Browne – Daddy’s Tune
Oldies Songs A Turbulent, Unflinching Look at the Painful, Unresolved Legacy of a Father’s Absence and the Struggle for Adult Forgiveness. The year 1976 was one of both profound artistic achievement and…
Ted Nugent – Live It Up
A Brash, High-Energy Manifesto of Reckless Abandon, an Unapologetic Anthem Urging the Listener to Seize the Moment with Primal Force. The year 1977 saw Ted Nugent operating at the furious…
Donald Fagen – The Great Pagoda Of Funn
A Whimsical and Mysterious Fantasy of Memory, a Dreamlike Quest for a Mythical Place That Represents Unattainable Inner Peace. The year 2006 marked the arrival of Donald Fagen’s third solo…
Jackson Browne – The Birds Of St. Marks
A Foundational, Poignant Chronicle of Lost Innocence, a Wistful Return to the Ghosts of Youth and Unsent Letters. The year 2005 marked a deliberate and deeply reflective turn for Jackson…
Slade – Do You Believe In Miracles
A Final, Resilient Anthem of Enduring Hope, a Melancholy Celebration of Rock’s Power to Overcome Life’s Crushing Disappointments. The year 1985 found the great British rock and roll machine, Slade,…
Walter Becker – Bob Is Not Your Uncle Anymore
A Darkly Comic, World-Weary Fable of Betrayal, Detachment, and the Cold, Hard Lesson That Innocence Has a Price. The year 2008 saw a quiet, yet dramatically significant, release from one…
Ted Nugent – Snakeskin Cowboys
A Visceral, Grinding Portrait of the Road, a Loud and Defiant Anthem Celebrating the Untamed, Nomadic Life of a Rock and Roll Outlaw. The year 1975 marked a dramatic turning…
Steely Dan – Show Biz Kids
A Coldly Satirical Portrait of West Coast Decadence, a Jaded Dissection of Hollywood’s Shallow Glamour and Moral Decay. The year 1973 marked the critical and stylistic maturation of Steely Dan.…
Slade – Summer Song (Wishing You Were Here)
A Melancholy and Nostalgic Lament, an Unexpectedly Tender Sound of Star-Crossed Lovers and the Pain of Separation. The year 1974 marked a dramatic zenith and an immediate pivot point for…
Jackson Browne – Sing My Songs To Me
A Beautiful, Intimate Confession of Artistic Vulnerability, a Humble Plea for Acceptance of a Life Dedicated to the Unsparing Truth. The year 1973 found Jackson Browne navigating the precarious aftermath…