Conway Twitty – Love An Only Love
Best Oldies Songs A Quiet Declaration That Love, When Stripped Bare, Is Still Enough Released in 1989, Love An Only Love became a number one hit on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart…
Conway Twitty – Happy the Christmas Clown
A quiet parable about kindness, sorrow, and the fragile hope that survives even the loneliest winter nights Released by Conway Twitty as a holiday single that found its way onto…
Don Williams – Lone Star State Of Mind
A quiet declaration of belonging, where Texas becomes less a place than a lifelong state of the heart. Upon its release in 1977, LONE STAR STATE OF MIND rose to…
Don Williams – I’ll Forgive But I’ll Never Forget
Forgiveness is offered freely here, but memory remains as the quiet price of love once broken. When Don Williams released I’ll Forgive But I’ll Never Forget, the song rose to…
Slade – Take Me Bak ‘Ome
A raw confession of longing, where fame fades and the heart asks only for home When Slade released Take Me Bak ‘Ome, the song rose to the top of the…
David Essex – And the Money Kept Rolling In
A song that turns applause into accusation, revealing how power survives on spectacle as much as devotion Upon its release in 1976 as part of the concept album Evita, And…
Sweet – Need a Lot of Lovin’
A Plea for Connection at the Dawn of Glam, When Desire Still Sounded Innocent Released in early 1971, Sweet issued Need a Lot of Lovin’ as a standalone single that…
Roy Orbison – (Say) You’re My Girl
A Quiet Confession of Love Waiting in the Wings When Roy Orbison released (Say) You’re My Girl in the summer of 1965 it arrived as a subtly powerful single that…
Roy Orbison – Distant Drums
A farewell measured in heartbeats, where love waits while duty marches away Released by Roy Orbison at the height of his early 1960s imperial phase, Distant Drums emerged as a…
Roy Orbison – Afraid To Sleep
A quiet confession of vulnerability where love lingers even in the dark Afraid To Sleep by Roy Orbison occupies a unique and intimate corner of his recorded legacy. It was…