David Cassidy – Halloween Party
Music Legend An infectious invitation to trade in your heartache for a night of spooky, joyful escape. For those of us who came of age during the hysteria of the 1970s, the…
George Jones – Wine (You’ve Used Me Long Enough)
A raw, unflinching reckoning with alcoholism, where a man finally blames his one true, destructive mistress: the booze itself. There are certain songs, dear friends, that require no performance; they…
Shockingly Beautiful Moment: Loretta Lynn’s Silent Gesture That Stopped The CMA In Its Tracks
The Kiss That Stunned Country Music: Loretta Lynn’s Unforgettable Embrace of Charley Pride It was supposed to be another glamorous night at the Country Music Association Awards — the kind…
Ray Price – Night Life
When Honky-Tonk Met High Society: The Birth of Country’s Classiest Melancholy There are certain songs that don’t just occupy a space on the radio; they define a moment of change,…
Johnny Mathis – I’m Stone In Love With You
That Heavenly Voice Meets the Smoothest Philly Sound: A Symphony of Romantic Devotion There are voices that simply define romance, and few possess the crystalline beauty and timeless warmth of…
Jerry Jeff Walker – About Her Eyes
A subtle, tender tribute to a woman whose inner depth is beautifully revealed through the windows of her soul. There are songs that burst onto the radio waves with a…
Charley Pride – Does My Ring Hurt Your Finger
The timeless, understated expression of a husband’s rising fear that his love is no longer enough. There are certain songs from the golden age of Country Music that don’t need…
Marty Robbins – The Red Hills Of Utah
A timeless ballad about the irresistible yearning for a simpler life and the majestic, unyielding beauty of the American West. There are certain songs that, the moment the first chord…
Roy Rogers – Don’t Fence Me In
The Cowboy Anthem for Eternal Freedom: Cole Porter’s Unlikely Western Classic For many of us who grew up in the golden age of the Western, the name Roy Rogers immediately…
George Jones & Tammy Wynette – Take Me
The First Chord of a Legendary, Heartbreaking Duet: A Call for Redemption and Reunion When we think back to the early 1970s, before the turbulence and tragedy truly took hold,…