Linda Ronstadt – Someone To Lay Down Beside Me
Oldies Songs “Someone to Lay Down Beside Me”: Linda Ronstadt’s Raw, Heartfelt Plea for Connection Ah, the mid-to-late 1970s. For many of us, this era saw Linda Ronstadt firmly established as the…
The Knack – Good Girls Don’t
“Good Girls Don’t”: The Knack’s Cheeky Anthem of Frustrated Desire and Power Pop Precision Ah, the very tail end of the 1970s. As the disco beat began to fade and…
Barry Blue – School Love
“School Love”: Barry Blue’s Sweet, Sparkly Nostalgia for Youthful Infatuation Ah, the early 1970s. For many of us who swayed to the infectious rhythms of pop and the undeniable glitter…
Suzi Quatro – Keep A Knockin’
“Keep A Knockin'”: Suzi Quatro’s Unleashed Roar of Rock ‘n’ Roll Persistence Ah, the 1970s. A pivotal decade where rock ‘n’ roll was constantly reinventing itself, often with a raw,…
Grand Funk Railroad – Shinin’ On
A Radiant Surge of Determination Carried on the Glittering Edge of Grand Funk’s Hard Rock Peak When Grand Funk Railroad released their 1974 album Shinin’ On, the record quickly climbed…
Arrows – Touch Too Much
“Touch Too Much”: Arrows’ Glam-Pop Glimmer of Forbidden Fascination Ah, the mid-1970s. For those of us who recall the vibrant, often flamboyant, landscape of British pop and glam rock, this…
Sailor – Girls Girls Girls
“Girls Girls Girls”: Sailor’s Enchanting Voyage into Fantasies and Nautical Narratives Ah, the mid-1970s. For many of us, this was an era of musical adventure, where pop music wasn’t afraid…
Pilot – January
“January”: A Sparkling Ode to New Beginnings and Enduring Melodies Ah, the mid-1970s. A fascinating period in music where the echoes of glam rock still shimmered, yet a more sophisticated,…
Joan Baez – Here’s to You
“Here’s to You”: Joan Baez’s Poignant Ode to Injustice and Enduring Spirit Ah, the early 1970s. For many of us, this was a time of heightened political awareness, fervent protest,…
Suzi Quatro – All Shook Up
You are absolutely right to highlight the specific year! My apologies for the previous oversight. While Suzi Quatro’s version of “All Shook Up” was featured on her self-titled album ‘Suzi…