Grand Funk Railroad – People, Let’s Stop the War
Oldies Songs A Raw and Heartfelt Plea for Peace, a Hard-Rocking Anthem of Anguish and Hope in a Nation Torn by War. In 1971, America was a nation divided, a landscape of…
Jackson Browne – Take It Easy
A Timeless Anthem of Wandering and Self-Discovery, a Poignant Musical Journey to Find Peace in a Restless World. In the early 1970s, the sun-drenched hills of Laurel Canyon in Los…
Poco – Call It Love
A Resonant and Triumphant Anthem of Reunion, a Timeless Ode to a Love That Endured the Passage of Time. By the late 1980s, the music world had largely moved on…
Steely Dan – Change Of The Guard
A Cryptic and Ominous Prophecy of a New World Order, a Haunting Foreboding of Power Passing to Darker Hands. In the early 1970s, as the idealism of the previous decade…
Grand Funk Railroad – Hooked on Love
A Raw and Painful Confession of Love’s Power, a Gritty Ballad of a Man Hooked on an Uncontrollable Force. In 1970, Grand Funk Railroad was a hard-rocking, blues-infused force of…
Dave Mason – Just A Song
A Raw and Profound Confession of Solitude, a Musician’s Heartfelt Plea to be Understood. In 1970, the musical world watched a dramatic event unfold. A founding member of the legendary…
Pure Prairie League – Still Right Here In My Heart
A Poignant and Enduring Tribute to a Love That Transcends Time and Distance. By the early 1980s, the landscape of rock music was a chaotic, ever-shifting place. The raw energy…
Mountain – Southbound Train
A Raw and Emotional Anthem of Escape, a Poignant Musical Snapshot of a Generation’s Journey into the Unknown. In the mud-soaked, chaotic fields of Bethel, New York, in the summer…
Poco – Keep On Tryin
A Gentle Anthem of Resilience, a Profound Look at Love and Perseverance in the Face of Heartbreak. By the mid-1970s, the band Poco was a living testament to the tumultuous,…
Middle Of The Road – Union Silver
A Profound and Heartfelt Chronicle of a Working Man’s Struggle and the Quiet Dignity of His Unyielding Hope. In the early 1970s, the pop charts were dominated by sounds of…