Vern Gosdin’s Final Years: A Gentle Goodbye to Country’s Truest Voice
Music Legend After His 1998 Stroke, The Stage Grew Quiet, But His Pen Never Did For fans of traditional country, Vern Gosdin was more than just a singer—he was “The Voice.” Every…
Donny & Marie Osmond – C’Mon Marianne
A joyous, harmonious plea for a lost love’s return. The mid-1970s was a period of sonic and cultural upheaval. While punk rock was brewing in the underground and disco was…
David Essex – Imperial Wizard
A haunting exposé of the puppeteers pulling the strings of fame. For those of us who came of age in the vibrant, glitter-splashed era of glam rock, the name David…
David Essex’s Final Farewell: “You Really Got Me” Echoes Through Englefield House, July 20, 2025
NO ONE THOUGHT THIS WAS HIS LAST TIME. July 20, 2025, will forever be remembered by those who gathered at Englefield House. The evening began like any other summer concert—warm…
Jim Reeves – Snowflake
A simple melody that thaws the heart of a winter’s day. There are certain songs that carry the indelible spirit of their time, and then there are those rare few…
David Essex – If I Could
The heartbreaking lament for a love that slipped through your fingers. In the mid-1970s, the landscape of British pop music was dominated by the theatrical flair of glam rock and…
Paul Revere & the Raiders – Him or Me – What’s It Gonna Be?
A desperate ultimatum delivered with a joyous, rebellious roar. If you were a teenager in 1967, living through a moment of social and musical upheaval, the name Paul Revere &…
Jim Reeves – When Two Worlds Collide
A timeless lament for the love that was never meant to be. Before his untimely and tragic passing in 1964, Jim Reeves had already cemented his place as a country…
Showaddywaddy – Blue Moon
A timeless lament of loneliness turned into a joyful rock and roll celebration. In the late 1970s, as disco’s hypnotic rhythms and punk’s rebellious fury dominated the airwaves, there was…
Marie Osmond – More Than Dancing
The anthem for anyone who ever found love on the dance floor. There are certain songs that, upon first listen, feel less like a pop tune and more like a…