Mountain – One Last Cold Kiss
Oldies Songs A stark meditation on love, loss and the fragile silence that follows a final farewell When Mountain released “One Last Cold Kiss” on their 1971 album Flowers of Evil, the…
Jack Bruce & Leslie West – Theme For An Imaginary Western
A quiet elegy wrapped in soaring melody, written for wounds time could never fully close The performance of “Theme for an Imaginary Western” featuring Jack Bruce and Leslie West stands…
The Dukes of September – Who’s That Lady (Live)
A smooth, electrified celebration of elegance, groove and musical brotherhood The live performance of “Who’s That Lady” by The Dukes of September, featured in the concert film Live at Lincoln…
The Don Powell Band – Let There Be Drums
A Pure Celebration of Rhythm and Unstoppable Energy Don Powell returns in 2025 with a riveting reimagining of “Let There Be Drums”, the track that first captured global attention during…
Nanci Griffith & John Prine – Speed of the Sound of Loneliness
A Quiet Reckoning of Hearts Drifting Too Far, Yet Still Searching for Sound The song “Speed of the Sound of Loneliness” by John Prine, though not a hit single in…
John Prine & Emmylou Harris – Angel From Montgomery
A weary heart naming its longing, hoping that a quiet prayer might still become a life When John Prine performed “Angel From Montgomery” with Emmylou Harris on his 2010 live…
John Prine & Steve Goodman – City of New Orleans
A melancholy postcard from the rails, carrying the quiet beauty of a fading America The song “City of New Orleans”, written by Steve Goodman and first released in 1971 on…
Mark Farner – Bad Time (Anniversary Woodstock festiva)
A love song wrapped in regret, carried forward through time and memory When Mark Farner, known to millions as the heart and songwriting engine of Grand Funk Railroad, returned to…
James Taylor – Up On The Roof (Nice Jazz Festival, 1999)
A Quiet Climb Toward Stillness Far Above the Noise On July 16, 1999, at the storied Nice Jazz Festival in France, James Taylor performed Up On The Roof with a…
Slade – Ready to Explode
A high intensity ode to speed, risk, and the rush of living dangerously When Slade released The Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome in 1983, it marked a defining point in their career.…