Grand Funk Railroad – I Don’t Have to Sing the Blues
Oldies Songs A Heartfelt Confession of Happiness, a Tender and Triumphant Rejection of a Life of Sorrow. In the summer of 1970, Grand Funk Railroad was a force of nature. They were…
Donald Fagen – Green Flower Street
A Cinematic and Tense Reflection on a Moment of Youthful Peril, a Noir-like Fable of Memory and Suspense. In 1982, the world held its breath. The legendary musical partnership that…
Jackson Browne – Before The Deluge
A Poetic and Profound Prophecy, an Epic Elegy for a Lost Generation and a World on the Brink. By 1974, the hopeful glow of the 1960s had long since faded.…
Steely Dan – Black Friday
A Cynical and High-Stakes Fable of Escape, a Sarcastic Ode to Flight in the Face of Financial Ruin. By 1975, Steely Dan had become a musical institution, a band of…
Jackson Browne – You Love The Thunder
A Poignant and Weary Confession of Loving a Soul Drawn to the Edge, a Melancholy Anthem for the Observer. By 1978, Jackson Browne was more than a singer-songwriter; he was…
Walter Becker – Door Number Two
A Profound and Heartbreaking Reflection, a Poetic Look at the Paths Not Taken in a Life Fully Lived. In the intricate, cynical, and impossibly cool universe of Steely Dan, Walter…
Jackson Browne – For a Dancer
A Profound and Heartbreaking Elegy, a Poetic Meditation on Grief and the Enduring Spirit of an Artist’s Life. In 1974, as the introspective and poetic sound of the singer-songwriter movement…
Jackson Browne – Jamaica Say You Will
A Wistful and Poignant Elegy for a Fleeting Love, a Quiet Chronicle of a Promise Made in the Shadow of Farewell. In the early 1970s, a new sound was being…
Nazareth – Broken Down Angel
A Raw and Poignant Lament for a Fallen Star, a Heartbreaking Look at the Tragic Price of Fame and Beauty. In 1973, as the world of rock and roll was…
Mountain – Stormy Monday
A Raw and Haunting Cry from the Heart, a Soulful Elegy for a Week of Misfortune and a Love That Has Died. By 1972, the legendary hard rock band Mountain…