Melanie – Ruby Tuesday
Oldies Songs A Lament for Freedom and Fleeting Moments In the autumn of 1970, Melanie—born Melanie Anne Safka—unveiled her haunting rendition of “Ruby Tuesday”, a song that soared to number 52 on…
Lorrie Morgan & Sammy Kershaw – I Finally Found Someone
A Love Found at Last: The Heartfelt Triumph of “I Finally Found Someone” When Lorrie Morgan and Sammy Kershaw released their duet “I Finally Found Someone” in 2001, it didn’t…
Sly & The Family Stone – Everyday People
A Timeless Plea for Unity in a Divided World In the late autumn of 1968, a song burst onto the airwaves that would etch itself into the soul of a…
Status Quo – Mean Girl
Status Quo and the Early Hard Rock Identity of Mean Girl in 1971 Mean Girl stands as one of the earliest recordings that clearly defined Status Quo’s transition from late…
Jethro Tull – Aqualung
A Scathing, Yet Compassionate, Portrait of Societal Outcasts Jethro Tull’s “Aqualung” is a landmark rock composition, a sprawling and thought-provoking exploration of social alienation and spiritual questioning, a track that…
Triumph – Killing Time
A Hard-Driving Exploration of Time’s Relentless Passage and the Urgency of Living: Triumph’s “Killing Time” “Killing Time,” Triumph’s potent and driving rock anthem, is a visceral exploration of the fleeting…
The Emotions – Best of My Love
A Joyful Celebration of Love’s Irresistible High Gather close, dear friends, and let’s rewind to the radiant summer of 1977, when The Emotions unleashed “Best of My Love”, a soul-disco…
Edwin Starr – War
A Raw, Uncompromising Protest Anthem Against the Futility of Conflict: Edwin Starr’s “War” “War,” Edwin Starr’s searing and unforgettable protest anthem, is a raw, unflinching condemnation of the destructive nature…
Orleans – Still The One
A Resilient Anthem of Love’s Unshakable Bond Step back with me, dear friends, to the warm glow of 1976, when Orleans released “Still the One”, a song that climbed to…
Lorne Greene – Ringo
A Stirring Saga of Loyalty and Redemption in the Wild West Gather ‘round, friends, and let’s drift back to the crisp winter of 1964, when Lorne Greene’s “Ringo” galloped to…