Les Gray (MUD) – Dont you say it
Oldies Songs A farewell wrapped in glam-rock sorrow — “Don’t You Say It” captured the moment when Les Gray stepped away from the glitter of the 1970s and sang with the bruised…
I Miss You Brother . Marie Osmond Breaks Down for Alan Osmond (Emotional Tribute Song)
A Sister’s Farewell to the Gentle Soul Who Held The Osmonds Together There are moments in music history when a song is no longer just a song. It becomes a…
Les Gray & Shakin Stevens ‘Shake Rattle & Roll’
A Wild Celebration of Rock ’n’ Roll’s Golden Spirit — When Two British Showmen Revived the Fire of the 1950s With Pure Joy and Unstoppable Energy There are some songs…
Anne Murray – The Music of My Life
Oldies Songs The Small Town Girl Who Refused To Become A Manufactured Star By the time Anne Murray filmed The Music of My Life, she had already become one of the most…
The Everly Brothers – Long Time Gone (1958)
The Sound Of Heartbreak Before Rock And Roll Grew Loud In 1958, while rock and roll was exploding with swagger and rebellion, The Everly Brothers quietly released a song filled…
Emmylou Harris – Leaving Louisiana in the Broad Daylight
A Restless Southern Highway Song Where Love, Freedom, and Loneliness Ride Side by Side When Emmylou Harris and the Hot Band launched into “Leaving Louisiana in the Broad Daylight,” they…
Gordon Lightfoot – Early Morning Rain (Live in Chicago – 1979)
A Lonely Airport, A Restless Soul, and the Song That Quietly Changed Folk Music Forever When Gordon Lightfoot introduced “Early Morning Rain” during his 1979 live performance in Chicago, there…
Guy Clark & Verlon Thompson – Old Friends – Suwannee Springfest, 2012
A Song About Friendship, Time, and the Quiet Grace of Growing Old Together Some performances do not feel like concerts at all. They feel like conversations overheard at the end…
Steve Earle, Jason Isbell, et alii “Harlem River Blues” song by Justin Townes Earle (Nashville, 4 Jan. 2023)
One Song, One Son, One Empty Space That Country Music Still Cannot Fill On a cold January night in Nashville, the voices gathered around “Harlem River Blues” sounded less like…
Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, Anne Murray – Why me Lord
THREE LEGENDARY VOICES CAME TOGETHER FOR A SONG ABOUT GRACE, GRATITUDE, AND SECOND CHANCES When Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, and Anne Murray joined together to perform “Why Me Lord,” the…