Conway Twitty – Live In Concert
Best Oldies Songs A Voice Built for Heartbreak Became Even More Human Under the Stage Lights When Conway Twitty stepped onto the stage for Live In Concert, he was no longer simply the…
Don Williams – You’re my best friend 1982 youtube original
A Love Song That Endures Because It Speaks in Whispers Instead of Grand Declarations When Don Williams released “You’re My Best Friend” from the album Expressions, the song quietly accomplished…
“Sweet” Brian Connolly – Steve Priest show
A Voice from Glam Rock’s Golden Ruins Still Searching for One More Night of Applause By the time Brian Connolly and Steve Priest stood together again to perform songs associated…
Sweet – “Sweet F.A.” Musikladen 20.02.1974 OFFICIAL
A BAND ON THE EDGE OF REINVENTION TURNED GLAMOUR INTO SOMETHING FAR DARKER AND FAR MORE DANGEROUS When Sweet stepped onto the stage of Germany’s legendary television program Musikladen on…
The Osmonds – The Proud One Live On TV Top Of The Pops 1975
A Song About Devotion That Refused to Sound Fashionable, Even in the Middle of the Glam Era When The Osmonds performed “The Proud One” on British television during their 1975…
Roy Orbison – Performs His Classic In Dreams
A Voice Suspended Between Sleep and Heartbreak When Roy Orbison performed “In Dreams”, he was not merely revisiting one of the defining recordings of his career. He was stepping back…
Roy Orbison – Go! Go! Go! (Down the Line) (Black & White Night 30)
A Forgotten Rockabilly Firestorm Reborn Under the Spotlight of Memory When Roy Orbison stormed into “Go! Go! Go! (Down the Line)” during the televised celebration of Black & White Night…
Roy Orbison – “Blue Bayou” from Black and White Night
A Song About Longing So Deep It Turns Memory Into Geography When Roy Orbison first released “Blue Bayou” in 1963, the song quietly drifted into the world as the B…
Slade – Far Far Away (1974) • TopPop
A Song About Distance That Had Nothing to Do With Miles When Slade released “Far Far Away” in 1974 as the lead single from the album Slade in Flame, the…
Sweet – “No You Don’t”, Musikladen 11.11.1974 (OFFICIAL)
A Glam Rock Warning Shot Wrapped in Seduction, Defiance, and Pure Velocity When Sweet unleashed “No You Don’t” in 1974 from the album Desolation Boulevard, the band was already standing…