John Prine – I Remember Everything
Oldies Songs A Gentle Farewell Carried by Memory, Gratitude and the Quiet Brilliance of a Life Fully Lived When John Prine released “I Remember Everything” in 2020, issued shortly after his passing…
Steely Dan – Turn That Hearbeat Over Again
The Subtle Tension Between Desire and Restraint in Early Steely Dan Sophistication When Steely Dan released their debut album Can’t Buy a Thrill in 1972, it reached number 17 on…
Grand Funk Railroad – Can You Do It
A Burst of Raw Optimism Fueled by Sweat, Grit and the Last Spark of Seventies Rock Spirit When Grand Funk Railroad released Good Singin’ Good Playin’ in 1976, the album…
Sweet – Midnight to Daylight
A Fierce Collision of Desire and Defiance Surging Through the Long Night When The Sweet released Off the Record in 1977, the album climbed to number 27 on the UK…
Sweet – Heartbreak Today
A Quiet Agony Wrapped in Rock’s Hard-Edged Drive In 1974, The Sweet released their seminal second studio album Sweet Fanny Adams, which peaked at number 27 on the UK Albums…
Slade – Get Down With It
A wild, unfiltered celebration of rock n roll’s raw electricity and the communal thrill of losing yourself in the moment The live version of Get Down With It, performed by…
Sweet – Mother Earth
A Haunting Reflection on Nature and Mortality On Sweet’s 1979 album Cut Above the Rest, “Mother Earth” emerges as one of the band’s most brooding and contemplative tracks, contrasting sharply…
Grand Funk Railroad – All You’ve Got Is Money
The Cynical Pulse of Ambition and Greed On Grand Funk Railroad’s 1971 album Survival, “All You’ve Got Is Money” cuts like a sharp-edged observation amid the band’s hard-driving rock anthems.…
Steely Dan – What a Shame About Me
A Wry Confession Draped in Smooth Cynicism On Steely Dan’s 2000 album Two Against Nature, “What a Shame About Me” emerges as a quietly cutting reflection on human folly, delivered…
Slade – Genesis
A Raw Spark of Identity Forming Inside a Heavy, Dreamlike Soundscape On Slade’s 1969 debut album Beginnings, released when the band was still known as Ambrose Slade, “Genesis” stands as…