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…
David Essex – Requiem for Evita
A Solemn Farewell to a Tumultuous Life Let’s cast our minds back to the vibrant landscape of the 1970s, a decade that truly showcased a diverse tapestry of musical talent.…
The Osmonds – Catch Me Baby
A Playful Chase in the Dance of Young Love Let’s cast our minds back to the vibrant energy of the early 1970s, a period defined by dynamic pop music, wholesome…
Suzi Quatro – Don’t Change My Luck
A Resilient Refusal to Compromise One’s Authentic Self Let’s power slide back to the electrifying 1970s, a decade that truly roared with unbridled rock and roll energy, unapologetic attitude, and…
Bobby Sherman – Make Your Own Kind of Music
An Enduring Anthem of Self-Acceptance and Individuality Let’s turn back the clock to a time when television variety shows were king, and pop music was often delivered by fresh-faced heartthrobs…
Kenny Rogers – Making Music for Money
The Artist’s Heart vs. The Industry’s Wallet Let’s pull up a comfortable chair and take a moment to reflect on the enduring career of a true musical icon, Kenny Rogers.…
Kenny Rogers – I Don’t Need You
The Emancipation from a Toxic Love Let’s turn the dial back to an era when country music was undergoing a fascinating transformation, blending its heartfelt storytelling with broader pop appeal.…
Mud – Awake In A Nightmare
Wrestling with Inner Demons in the Quiet of the Mind Let’s descend into a slightly darker, more introspective corner of the early 1970s, moving beyond the glitter and pop exuberance…
John Denver – Let It Be
Finding Serene Acceptance Amidst Life’s Turmoil Let’s cast our minds back to an era when music often served as a balm for the soul, offering comfort and wisdom in uncertain…
Vern Gosdin – Dim Lights, Thick Smoke (And Loud, Loud Music)
The Irresistible Pull of a Honky Tonk Night Let’s venture into the heart of country music, to a place where steel guitars cry, and the stories of everyday life—its heartaches…
Bobby Sherman – La La La (If I Had You)
A Joyful Dream of Love’s Perfect Fulfillment Let’s turn the dial back to the late 1960s, a period brimming with youthful optimism, vibrant pop sounds, and the emergence of new…
John Denver – Perhaps Love
The Myriad Forms and Mysteries of Love’s Enduring Presence Let’s pause amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life and drift back to a simpler, more contemplative time, when melodies…
Mud – A Garbage Heap of Losers
A Gleefully Caustic Ode to Life’s Underdogs Let’s wind the clock back to the vibrant, often rebellious, and always entertaining soundscape of the early 1970s in Britain. Amidst the glitter…
Johnny Tillotson – Blue Velvet
The Timeless Embrace of a Tender Memory Let’s transport ourselves back to the dawn of the 1960s, a period shimmering with nascent pop sounds and a lingering sense of romantic…
John Denver – Calypso
A Majestic Ode to the Ocean and a Heroic Legacy Let’s cast our gaze back to the mid-1970s, a time when the world was perhaps yearning for simplicity, natural beauty,…
Kenny Rogers – Tennessee Bottle
The Weary Embrace of a Comforting Vice Let’s settle into a comfortable chair and dim the lights, allowing our minds to wander back to a golden age of storytelling in…
Bobby Sherman – Little Woman
A Tender Ode to the Girl Who Completes Him Let’s journey back to a time when posters adorned bedroom walls, and pop music resonated with the innocent charm of burgeoning…
Bay City Rollers – Summer Love Sensation
The Effervescent Burst of Young Love in Summertime Let’s journey back to the sun-drenched days and carefree spirit of the mid-1970s, a time when pop music shimmered with an irresistible…
Emmylou Harris – Two More Bottles of Wine
Finding Solace and Resolution in a Moment of Heartache Let’s venture into the rich, resonant tapestry of country and roots music, where stories are told with an uncommon blend of…
Vern Gosdin – If Your Gonna Do Me Wrong (Do It Right)
A raw vow of heartbreak embraced with courage: “If You’re Gonna Do Me Wrong (Do It Right)” by Vern Gosdin When Vern Gosdin released “If You’re Gonna Do Me Wrong (Do It Right)” in February 1983, he offered more than…
Bobby Sherman – Julie, Do Ya Love Me
A Heartfelt Plea for Affectionate Assurance Let’s journey back to an era that shimmered with youthful innocence, catchy melodies, and the rise of television idols who effortlessly crossed over into…