Bay City Rollers – Jenny Gotta Dance
Music Legend “Jenny Gotta Dance” – A Glimpse into the Innocent Frenzy of Roller-Mania, Before the Tartan Tarnished For those of us who remember the mid-1970s with a certain wistful affection, the…
David Essex – And the Money Kept Rolling In (And Out)
The Irony of Fame and the Evita Phenomenon Let’s step into the grand, theatrical world of the mid-1970s, a time when musical theatre was undergoing a vibrant resurgence, and a…
Mud – 6 Ways
Six Paths to Love’s Enduring Mystery Let’s transport ourselves back to the vibrant landscape of British pop and glam rock in the early 1970s. It was a time of flamboyant…
John Denver – Goodbye Again
The Bittersweet Pain of Repeated Farewells Let’s pause for a moment and reflect on a voice that, for many of us, became synonymous with open skies, mountain ranges, and heartfelt…
Vern Gosdin – Mother Country Music
A Son’s Enduring Love Letter to the Heart of Country Let’s journey back to a time when country music was truly about storytelling, when voices carried the weight of experience,…
Kenny Rogers – A Love Song
A Tender Melody of Enduring Devotion Let’s take a comfortable seat and journey back to a time when country music began to gracefully intertwine with the broader landscape of popular…
Bobby Sherman -Seattle
A Melancholy Farewell to a Beloved City and a Lingering Love Let’s turn the clock back to the late 1960s, a time of vibrant cultural shifts, where pop music often…
Bobby Sherman – She Lets Her Hair Down (Early In The Morning)
The Simple, Intimate Comfort of Shared Domesticity Let’s cast our minds back to the late 1960s and early 1970s, an era defined by a fascinating blend of evolving rock, folk,…
Bobby Sherman – Cried Like a Baby
That Utterly Crushing Moment of a Broken Heart Let’s turn the dial back to the late 1960s and early 1970s, a time when television variety shows reigned supreme and a…
Vern Gosdin – Is It Raining At Your House
A Shared Sadness Across the Miles Let’s settle into a comfortable chair and dim the lights, allowing ourselves to be transported back to a time when country music spoke directly…