Don Williams – Help Yourselves to Each Other
Best Oldies Songs The Gentle Giant’s Quiet Plea: Embrace One Another in the Long Road of Life There are certain songs that, upon hearing the first few notes, instantly transport you back to…
John Denver – Looking For Space
A Solitary Flight: How John Denver’s Search for Self Echoed a Generation’s Quest for Meaning The mid-1970s were a fascinating cultural pivot point. The idealism of the previous decade hadn’t…
Don Williams – I Wouldn’t Want To Live If You Didn’t Love Me
The Gentle Giant’s Testament: A Love So Essential It Becomes Life Itself There are songs that simply drift through the air, pleasant enough but ultimately fleeting. And then there are…
The Osmonds – Movie Man
The Scrutiny of a Higher Power: A Teen Idol’s Deep Dive into Faith and Judgment The Osmonds’ most ambitious—and arguably strangest—album, 1973’s concept record The Plan, yielded the fascinating and…
Sweet – New York Groove
The Ultimate Anthem of Homecoming, Grit, and Glamour A Rocket-Powered Return to the Gritty Heart of a Metropolis That Never Sleeps. For many of us who lived through the glorious,…
Fats Domino – Ain’t That a Shame
The Piano Roll that Echoed a Revolution: A New Orleans Triumph Oh, the memories a song can unlock! If you were listening to the radio in 1955, the year the…
Fats Domino – Three Nights a Week
The Unmistakable Sound of Love: When Fats Domino’s Piano Told Our Story Ah, to listen to the records of Antoine “Fats” Domino again! It’s like pulling a perfectly preserved memory…
Roy Orbison – Sunset
The Big O’s Quiet Yearning: A Time-Capsule of Anticipation and Simple Love There are certain songs, aren’t there, that feel less like a recording and more like a captured moment…
David Essex – Turn Me Loose
That Long-Ago Year of ’73: The Moment the New King of Glam Rock Demanded His Freedom Ah, the 1970s. For those of us who remember it well, it was a…
Marty Robbins – Gone With The Wind
The Wistful Echo of a Love Lost to the Western Wind Oh, the way a melody can reach across the decades and pull a bittersweet memory right out of the…