The Dukes of September – The Same Thing (Live)
Oldies Songs When longing turns into a groove that feels inevitable and human In the live performance of The Same Thing by The Dukes of September, the song becomes far more than…
Les Gray’s Mud with John Berry, Syd Twynham and Phil Wilson – The Cat crept in (live)
A swaggering spark of glam rock mischief, performed with grit, sweat, and irresistible attitude When Mud first released The Cat Crept In in 1974, the single climbed to number 2…
Creation & Pappalardi – Dreams
A dreamlike farewell sealed in sound, marking the final touring chapter of a restless and gifted soul When Felix Pappalardi joined forces with the Japanese rock group Creation to record…
T. Rex – Chariot Choogle
A swaggering celebration of hedonism, momentum and the wild glamour of early seventies rock and roll Released in 1972 as part of T. Rex’s seminal album The Slider, Chariot Choogle…
T. Rex – Solid Gold Easy Action
A glitter soaked prophecy of swagger, danger and the unstoppable momentum of youth on fire Released on December 1, 1972, Solid Gold Easy Action arrived at a moment when T.…
Grand Funk Railroad – Ohio
A thunderous eruption of raw rock energy captured at the height of youth and rebellion On June 13, 1970, at Crosley Field in Cincinnati, the home stadium of the Cincinnati…
John Prine – Knockin’ On Your Screen Door
A gentle reminder that even in the final chapters of life, connection remains the truest hunger of the human heart When John Prine released The Tree of Forgiveness in 2018,…
Bob Hill and son Dave Hill – Stairway to Heaven
A quiet and tender reminder that music can outlive time and carry love across generations When Bob Hill, at 83 years old, sat beside his son Dave Hill to perform…
Slade – Okey Cokey
A riotous burst of carefree joy wrapped in glam rock swagger and festive mischief When Slade released Okey Cokey as part of their 1985 holiday-themed album Crackers, the band was…
Michael Nesmith – Joanne
A tender portrait of longing, memory, and the quiet ache of love that slips just out of reach When Michael Nesmith released Joanne in 1970 as part of his debut…