Middle Of The Road – Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep
Oldies Songs The Innocence Lost: A Child’s Plea in a World Unseen There are songs that, upon first listen, seem to possess an almost disarmingly simple charm, their melodies bright and their…
Mud – Big Sleep
“Big Sleep” by Mud – The Glam Rockers’ Unexpected Farewell to the Party By the time Mud released “Big Sleep” in 1976, the glam rock wave that had once catapulted…
T. Rex – Monolith
A Cosmic Lament for Love Beyond Reach: T. Rex’s “Monolith” In the shimmering haze of 1971, T. Rex, Britain’s glam-rock trailblazers led by the enigmatic Marc Bolan, unveiled “Monolith”, a…
Travis Tritt & Johnny Cash – The Devil Went Down to Georgia
A Fiddle Duel’s Timeless Echo: Travis Tritt & Johnny Cash’s “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” In the fading light of 1993, Travis Tritt and Johnny Cash joined forces for…
Cliff Richard & The Shadows – The Young Ones
A Serenade to Youth’s Fleeting Glory: Cliff Richard & The Shadows’ “The Young Ones” In the crisp dawn of 1962, Cliff Richard and The Shadows, Britain’s golden boy and his…
James Gang – Walk Away
James Gang’s “Walk Away” Live – A Classic Rock Moment That Still Shines One of the most unforgettable moments in 1970s American rock history is the live performance of James…
Loggins & Messina – Your Mama Don’t Dance
A Rockin’ Rebuke to Uptight Roots: Loggins & Messina’s “Your Mama Don’t Dance” In the crisp autumn of 1972, Loggins & Messina, the folk-rock duo with a knack for groove,…
The Sweet – New York Connection
A Glitter-Flecked Love Letter to the Big Apple: The Sweet’s “New York Connection” In the crisp spring of 2012, The Sweet, Britain’s glam-rock survivors led by guitarist Andy Scott, dropped…
Triumph – All The Way
A Roar of Resolve Against the Odds: Triumph’s “All the Way” In the stark winter of 1983, Triumph, Canada’s hard-rock standard-bearers, unleashed “All the Way”, a single that surged to…
Donna Fargo – The Happiest Girl In the Whole USA
A Sunlit Burst of Joy: Donna Fargo’s “The Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A.” In the radiant spring of 1972, Donna Fargo, a Carolina dreamer with a teacher’s heart and…