David Essex – Great Concert
Oldies Songs David Essex – Great Concert in Wolverhampton When the lights dimmed inside the Civic Hall in Wolverhampton in 2016, fans knew they were witnessing history. This was not just another…
David Essex – Window
Music Legend David Essex’s Brooding Portrayal of a Dark and Unsettling World Stepping back in time to the mid-1970s and the musical landscape is a fascinating place to visit. While glam rock…
David Essex – Ooh Darling
David Essex’s Affectionate Ode to the All-Consuming Nature of Love The mid-1970s was a period of British music that felt wonderfully eclectic. We had the theatrical pomp of glam, the…
David Essex – Coming Home
David Essex’s Poignant Anthem of Journey and Return The 1970s was a decade of transformation for music and for the artists who defined it. Among the most recognizable faces was…
David Essex – September 15th
An Ode to the Fleeting and Final Performance There are songs that define a moment, a year, a feeling. And then there are songs that feel like an entire lifetime…
David Essex – Ocean Girl
An Ode to Lost Love and the Enduring Spirit of the Sea In the shimmering, hazy light of a summer long past, a song emerged from the British charts that…
David Essex – America
An elegy for the road not taken, painted in soft, cinematic hues. In the mid-1970s, David Essex was not just a pop star; he was a cultural force. With his…
The Seventies Revival – A Reunion Written in Fire and Memory
NO ONE THOUGHT THIS WAS A REUNION OF LEGENDS. Yet on a charged night in Nottingham, history came alive as the curtain rose on The Seventies Revival. Jay Osmond, Les…
A Night the World Never Expected: David Essex’s Last Goodbye
When a Song Became a Farewell NO ONE THOUGHT THIS WAS HIS LAST TIME. On the stage of his “I’ll Be Missing You” tour, David Essex delivered a night that…
David Essex’s Final Embrace: The Night “Hold Me Close” Became His Last Song
When The Last Song Became A Farewell NO ONE THOUGHT THIS WAS HIS LAST TIME. On a warm evening at Englefield House, the air was thick with nostalgia as thousands…