The Osmonds – Down By The Lazy River
Best Oldies Songs A Testament to Simpler Times: The Enduring Charm of “Down By The Lazy River” For those of us who came of age during the vibrant, sometimes turbulent, early 1970s, there…
David Essex – Rock On
Echoes in the Alley: The Glam-Rock Spectre of Rock ‘n’ Roll’s Lost Promise The year was 1973. The psychedelic dream had dissolved into a cynical haze, and the glitter-encrusted strut…
Fats Domino – I’m Walkin’
A Stroll of Love and Confidence: The Enduring Charm of a Rock and Roll Standard The late 1950s—an era of burgeoning youth culture, seismic shifts in musical landscapes, and the…
Roy Orbison – You Got It
A Glorious, Bittersweet Farewell: The Last Great Ballad of The Big O It’s an echo from a time that feels both recent and a lifetime ago, a sound that, for…
John Denver – Sunshine on My Shoulders
The Gentle Balm: How a Simple Wish for Springtime Became a Healing Anthem for a Generation For those of us who navigated the complex, often troubled waters of the early…
John Denver – Leaving on a Jet Plane
The simple, devastating folk ballad that captured the universal ache of separation, originally conceived not for the jet set, but for the traveling soul. There are certain songs that, the…
Sweet – Ballroom Blitz
The poignant final curtain call of a glam rock legend, closing the tumultuous chapter of a band that was too loud, too heavy, and too spectacular for its own good.…
The Osmonds – Love Me for a Reason
That Crucial Difference Between Puppy Love and Forever Love A Sophisticated Plea to Be Valued Beyond the Teen Idol Hype For those of us who came of age in the…
Donny Osmond – Go Away Little Girl
The sweet, painful cry of youthful temptation and a vow to remain true. For those of us who came of age with the pop idols of the early 1970s, the…
Fats Domino – Blueberry Hill
When Rock ‘n’ Roll Was Young: The Sweetest Sound on the Hill A Tender, Timeless Memory of Lost Love on a Moonlit Knoll If ever a single song encapsulated the…