Brian Connolly – Wig Wam Bam (Rerecorded)
A jubilant declaration of glam era abandon where desire, rhythm, and bravado collide in three incandescent minutes. When Brian Connolly revisited Wig Wam Bam in rerecorded form, he was returning…
A jubilant declaration of glam era abandon where desire, rhythm, and bravado collide in three incandescent minutes. When Brian Connolly revisited Wig Wam Bam in rerecorded form, he was returning…
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A quiet farewell from a voice that never needed to shout to be heard In 2016, when Don Williams formally withdrew from live performing, it marked the closing chapter of…