The Jacksons – Blame It On the Boogie
Oldies Songs A Jubilant and Defiant Anthem of Freedom, a Celebratory Dance of Liberation from the Chains of a Musical Past. By the late 1970s, the Jackson brothers were at a dramatic…
Wishbone Ash – Blowin’ Free
A Lyrical Ode to Personal Freedom, a Joyful and Soulful Escape from the Constraints of the World. In 1972, a band with a sound unlike any other carved their place…
Grand Funk Railroad – High Falootin’ Woman
A Gritty Tale of Class and a Love That Could Never Be, a Working Man’s Lament for a Woman Beyond His Reach. In the blistering summer of 1969, as the…
Grand Funk Railroad – Please Don’t Worry
A Haunting Confession of Love and Longing from a Soul on the Road, a Quiet Plea Amidst the Hard Rock Roar. In the early days of their career, Grand Funk…
Grand Funk Railroad – The Railroad
A Gritty Revelation of Life on the Road, a Painful Confession Behind the Rock and Roll Facade. By 1973, Grand Funk Railroad had solidified their reputation as a musical force…
Marty Robbins – Big Iron
A Tense Tale of a Lone Ranger’s Fateful Confrontation with an Outlaw, a Classic Western Showdown Distilled into Song. In the vast, dusty landscape of American music, there are a…
David Essex – Good Ol’ Rock & Roll
A Heartfelt, Defiant Homage to the Music That Started It All, a Passionate Tribute to the Soul of Rock and Roll. In the mid-1970s, David Essex was a bona fide…
Middle Of The Road – Kailakee Kailakoo
An Enchanted Escape to a World Without Words, a Gentle Invitation to Surrender to a Forgotten Innocence. In the early 1970s, as the world was grappling with social unrest and…
Grand Funk Railroad – Winter And My Soul
A Brooding, Soulful Confession, a Bleak Glimpse into the Chilling Emptiness of the Human Heart. In the final months of 1969, as the idealism of the Sixties gave way to…