Slade – The Whole World’s Goin’ Crazee
Oldies Songs A raucous anthem of societal disillusionment, mirroring the chaotic spirit of the early 70s. There are certain songs that, even decades later, manage to capture the precise frenetic energy and…
Grand Funk Railroad – The Locomotion
A bombastic re-imagining of a classic, roaring with raw energy and unexpected commercial might. There are cover songs, and then there are transformations. When Grand Funk Railroad unleashed their version…
The Stone Poneys – One for One
Great Songs The Stone Poneys – “One for One”: A Folk-Rock Gem with Subtle Brilliance In the mid-1960s, The Stone Poneys emerged as a cornerstone of the burgeoning folk-rock movement, thanks largely…
Suzi Quatro – She’s In Love With You
A poignant tale of unrequited affection and the bittersweet pangs of youthful love. There are certain songs that, with the first few notes, immediately transport you back to a specific…
Slade – So Far So Good
A melancholic reflection on life’s journey and fleeting moments. There are songs that simply exist, and then there are songs that linger. They seep into the quiet corners of your…
Michael Martin Murphey – Wildfire
A Mystical Ride into Legend: The Enduring Allure of “Wildfire” For many of us who remember the soundscape of the mid-1970s, there are certain songs that exist almost outside of…
Linda Ronstadt & Emmylou Harris – Loving the Highway Man
A Haunting Ballad of Love and Ruin on the Open Road In the twilight of the 20th century, two of America’s most evocative voices—Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris—joined forces to…
Art Garfunkel – Bright Eyes
A Tearful Ode to Mortality: The Enduring Poignancy of Art Garfunkel’s “Bright Eyes” There are songs that capture the zeitgeist of a moment, and then there are songs that transcend…
Linda Ronstadt – Carmelita
A Bleak Portrait of Love and Addiction: Linda Ronstadt’s Haunting “Carmelita” There are moments in music when an artist, renowned for their power and versatility, chooses to embrace a song’s…
The Stone Poneys – December Dream
A Quiet Echo of Longing: The Stone Poneys’ “December Dream” For many who journeyed through the vibrant, shifting landscape of 1960s folk-rock, the name The Stone Poneys immediately conjures images…