Steely Dan – Pearl Of The Quarter
Oldies Songs The Story of an Outsider’s Unrequited, Sentimental Love for a Working Girl in the Languid, Decadent Heat of the French Quarter. The year was 1973. Rock music was still reeling…
Wizzard – You Can Dance Your Rock ‘N’ Roll
The Explosive Album Opener That Served as Roy Wood’s Gloriously Loud Declaration of Independence and His Unflinching Devotion to the Primal Spirit of Fifties Rock and Roll. Cast your mind…
Crosby, Stills & Nash – Southern Cross
This Majestic Anthem Chronicles a Solitary Voyage of Self-Discovery, Transforming the Pain of a Failed Relationship into a Healing Journey Guided by the Stars. For those of us who came…
Walter Becker – This Seat’s Been Taken
An Ache for a Long-Lost Promise: A Rare Glimpse into Walter Becker’s Tender Heart, Where Hope Lingers Against All Cynicism. To the initiated, the name Walter Becker evokes the razor-sharp…
Ted Nugent – Yank Me, Crank Me
A Raucous Anthem of Raw, Unapologetic Rock ‘n’ Roll Swagger and the Fleeting, Transactional Nature of the Road. There are certain songs that don’t just recall an era, they ignite…
David Bowie – Starman
An Anthemic Transmission of Hope, Sexual Ambiguity, and the Liberating Power of Rock and Roll to a Generation of Outsiders. For those of us who came of age in the…
Ted Nugent – Street Rats
The Raw, Street-Level Chronicle of Society’s Discarded and Dangerous Outcasts, Set Against the Fiery Backdrop of Hard Rock’s Most Dramatic Power Struggle. For those of us who came of age…
Crosby, Stills & Nash – See the Changes
A Melancholy, Mid-Career Reflection on the Inescapable Passage of Time and the Price of Freedom. For those of us who came of age during the tumultuous, hope-fueled era of Laurel…
Donald Fagen – Springtime
The Cynical Yet Poignant Search for Innocence in the Digital Echoes of Faded Youth. The year 1993 marked a significant moment for the faithful devotees of Donald Fagen and his…
Steely Dan – Monkey In Your Soul
An Electric Blues Warning About the Dark, Untamed Instincts Lurking Beneath a Charming Façade. The early-to-mid 1970s represented a golden age of sophisticated cynicism in rock music, and no band…