Donny Osmond – How Deep Is Your Love
Music Legend How Donny Osmond Redefined an Anthem of Love In a career that has spanned more than five decades, Donny Osmond has proven time and again his incredible capacity for reinvention.…
Donny Osmond – Lonely Boy
Donny Osmond’s “Lonely Boy”: A Heartfelt Ode to Unrequited Youthful Love In the golden age of AM radio, when teenage dreams were spun from vinyl and innocence still had a…
Donny Osmond – A Million To One
Donny Osmond’s “A Million to One”: A teenage lament of unattainable love. Back in 1973, a time of bell bottoms and vinyl records, a young voice soared through the airwaves,…
Chris Norman – No Arms Can Ever Hold You
A Love So Grand, It Came From Heaven In the late 1980s, the musical landscape was a vibrant, often chaotic mosaic of sounds. Synth-pop was in, power ballads were soaring,…
Donny Osmond – Soldier Of Love
A Soldier of Love: The Triumphant Return of a Beloved Voice For anyone who came of age in the 1970s, the name Donny Osmond is synonymous with a particular kind…
Jim Reeves – Bimbo
Bimbo: The Irresistible Charm of a Little Boy In the golden age of country music, before the genre was polished into the slick Nashville Sound, there was an earnestness, a…
David Essex – Victim Of Love
An Unsentimental Look at the Dark Side of Love The year 1980 was a tumultuous one for music. Punk had exploded, new wave was bubbling up, and the synth-pop revolution…
The Osmonds – Gonna Be A Heartache Tonight
The Night the Osmonds Rocked a Different Kind of Heartbreak In the early 1980s, the musical landscape was undergoing a seismic shift. The polished pop of the previous decade was…
The Osmonds – Take Love If You Ever Find Love
Take Love: A Timeless Plea for Connection The year 1974 was a crossroads for pop music. The glossy, orchestrated sounds of the early ’70s were beginning to cede ground to…
Peter & Gordon – A World Without Love
The Gentle Sadness of Love’s Absence: Peter & Gordon’s Timeless “A World Without Love” When Peter & Gordon released “A World Without Love” in February 1964, it quickly etched itself…