Don Williams – Till The Rivers All Run Dry
Oldies Songs A simple, profound promise of enduring love, set against the backdrop of eternity. In the mid-1970s, as the world outside was often loud, turbulent, and rushing headlong into a future…
Donny Osmond – Who
Donny Osmond’s “Who”: The Audience is the True Star A celebratory ode to the electrifying connection between a performer and his devoted audience. For those of us who grew up…
Marie Osmond – There’s No Stopping Your Heart
A Tender Ballad on Undeniable Love and Enduring Hope The Unstoppable Beat of a Young Heart: Revisiting a 1980s Country-Pop Classic The mid-1980s were a fascinating crossroads for music, where…
Don Williams – I’m Just A Country Boy
A gentle ballad on finding riches in a simple life. It’s strange how certain songs can transport us back in time, isn’t it? One moment, you’re here, with the weight…
Conway Twitty – Don’t Call Him A Cowboy
Don’t Call Him a Cowboy: A Ballad of Unspoken Love and Respect In the sprawling, sun-drenched landscape of country music, where stories of heartache, honky-tonks, and lonesome highways have long…
Don Williams – Lay Down Beside Me
A timeless ode to enduring love and comfort The late 1970s was a particularly vibrant time for country music, a period when the genre was shedding some of its honky-tonk…
Marie Osmond – Lascia Ch’io Pianga
A timeless lament on love and loss When we think of Marie Osmond, our minds often drift to the sunny pop hits of her youth, the wholesome ballads that defined…
Conway Twitty – Lonely Blue Boy
The Loneliest of Blues Back in the day, when the world seemed to spin a little slower and the melody of a rock and roll tune could fill a whole…
Don Williams – I Recall A Gypsy Woman
A Poignant Reflection on a Fading Memory of Love The year was 1973, and country music was undergoing a quiet transformation. While the “outlaw” movement was brewing with artists like…
Don Williams – (Turn Out The Light And) Love Me Tonight
A timeless plea for simple, honest affection Don Williams was a man whose voice was as smooth and comforting as a favorite old armchair. In an era when country music…