John Denver – Fire And Rain
Best Oldies Songs A tender, heartfelt cover that transformed personal tragedy into a communal hymn of enduring loss and hope. For those of us who came of age with the emerging singer-songwriter movement…
Sweet – A.C.D.C.
The Sweetest Deception: When Bon Scott’s Street Poetry Met the Unforgiving Grind of Rock and Roll Life For those of us who came of age with the thunderous, unpretentious howl…
The Osmonds – Ballin’ the Jack
A high-energy, infectious blast of 1970s pop-rock revivalism, celebrating an American dance craze from the turn of the 20th century. There are certain songs that, the moment the needle drops,…
David Essex – Me And My Girl
A Tender Glance Back at Lost Innocence and the Joy of Simple Pleasures “Me And My Girl (Night-Clubbing)” captures a cherished moment of escapism and devotion amidst the changing landscape…
Fats Domino – Honey Chile
The Unforgettable B-Side That Swung Rock and Roll into the Heart of America There are songs that define an era, and then there are the songs nestled quietly on the…
Roy Orbison & The Teen Kings – Ooby Dooby
A rockabilly spark where youthful abandon collides with a voice already reaching for eternity When Roy Orbison & The Teen Kings released Ooby Dooby in 1956, the song quickly announced…
Donny Osmonds – Puppy Love
A plea from a young heart, misunderstood and dismissed by the adult world as fleeting infatuation. In the vast, ever-shifting landscape of pop music, certain songs manage to capture a…
Marty Robbins – Hawaiian Bells
A simple, earnest promise of everlasting love, delivered with a voice as comforting as a summer breeze. There are some songs that, in the turning of a record on a…
Marty Robbins – Honeycombe
A simple, earnest promise of everlasting love, delivered with a voice as comforting as a summer breeze. There are some songs that, in the turning of a record on a…
Marty Robbins – She’s Made Of Faith
A Pillar in the Storm: The Enduring Strength of a Woman’s Love Ah, friends, there are certain songs that arrive late in a legendary career, perhaps without the thunderous fanfare…