Ten Years After – I`m Going Home
Oldies Songs Ten Years After’s “I’m Going Home” – A Tour de Force of Electrifying Blues Rock Few performances in rock history capture the raw energy and unbridled intensity of Ten Years…
Bachman-Turner Overdrive – Sledgehammer
Bachman-Turner Overdrive’s “Sledgehammer” – A High-Octane Powerhouse of Raw Rock Energy “Sledgehammer”, from Bachman-Turner Overdrive’s 1974 album Not Fragile, is a perfect encapsulation of the band’s signature brand of hard-driving,…
The Osmonds – Love Me For A Reason
“Love Me for a Reason” – The Osmonds’ Tender Plea for Authentic Love By 1974, The Osmonds were already a household name, with their signature blend of family harmonies and…
Paul Revere & The Raiders – Good Thing
“Good Thing” – Paul Revere & The Raiders’ Jubilant Ode to Pop-Rock Perfection Released in December 1966, “Good Thing” is one of the standout hits by Paul Revere & The…
The Osmonds – One Bad Apple
“One Bad Apple” – The Osmonds’ Burst into Pop Stardom Released in late 1970, “One Bad Apple” marked a pivotal moment for The Osmonds, catapulting them to pop superstardom with…
Keith Whitley – I Wonder Do You Think of Me
“I Wonder Do You Think of Me” – A Haunting Farewell and a Testament to Keith Whitley’s Enduring Legacy Released in August 1989, just three months after Keith Whitley’s untimely…
Herman’s Hermits – A Must To Avoid
“A Must to Avoid” – A Swinging Warning in the Beat of the British Invasion Released in late 1965 as a single and featured on both the 1966 album Hold…
The Temptations – I Want A Love I Can See
The Temptations – I Want a Love I Can See: A Smokey Robinson Blueprint for Soul “I Want a Love I Can See” captures The Temptations in their formative years,…
Steely Dan – Home At Last
Steely Dan – Home at Last: A Sophisticated Ode to Wanderlust and Rest “Home at Last,” nestled within Steely Dan’s landmark 1977 album Aja, is a dazzling blend of storytelling,…
Steely Dan – My Old School
Steely Dan – My Old School: A Sharp, Satirical Look at Youth and Rebellion Steely Dan’s “My Old School” is a sharp, wry commentary on youthful rebellion, nostalgia, and the…