Iris DeMent – Let the Mystery Be BBC2 The Late Show
Oldies Songs “Let the Mystery Be” Gently Reminds Us That Some of Life’s Greatest Questions Were Never Meant to Have Easy Answers Rather than preaching certainty, Iris DeMent transformed “Let the Mystery…
Jerry Lee Lewis – Crazy arms – Live in London England 1983
“Crazy Arms” Captures the Heartache That Never Truly Fades, Brought to Life by Jerry Lee Lewis in a Triumphant 1983 London Performance More than a timeless country classic, “Crazy Arms”…
Suzy Bogguss – Someday Soon
With “Someday Soon,” Suzy Bogguss Turned a Timeless Folk Ballad Into One of Country Music’s Most Tender Love Stories When Suzy Bogguss appeared on Nashville Now on June 12, 1991,…
Kenny Rogers – The Rock Of Your Love
After Decades of Singing About Love on Earth, “The Rock of Your Love” Revealed Kenny Rogers’ Deepest Expression of Faith Late in his remarkable career, Kenny Rogers recorded a song…
Jerry Lee Lewis – What’d I Say – in London England 1983
When Jerry Lee Lewis Took the Stage in London, “What’d I Say” Became a Reminder That Rock and Roll Was Never Meant to Grow Old By the time Jerry Lee…
Jimmie Vaughan and Bonnie Raitt – Three time loser – Later with Jools Holland
Two Blues Masters, One Electrifying Finale. “Three Time Loser” Became a Celebration of Everything They Loved About American Roots Music. When Jimmie Vaughan and Bonnie Raitt joined forces to perform…
Ricky Nelson – It’s Up To You (1963)
“It’s Up to You” Captures the Quiet Courage of Loving Someone Enough to Let Them Decide In 1963, Rick Nelson delivered one of the most graceful love songs of his…
Randy Travis – It’s Just A Matter Of Time
A Quiet Promise Rather Than a Plea, “It’s Just a Matter of Time” Proves That Dignity Can Outlast Heartbreak When Randy Travis performed “It’s Just a Matter of Time,” he…
Little Richard Performs “Tutti Frutti” Live – Concert for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 1995
“Tutti Frutti” Was More Than a Hit. It Was the Explosive Spark That Helped Introduce Rock and Roll to the World. When Little Richard stepped onto the stage at the…
Jerry Lee Lewis – Chantilly Lace (1973)
HE DIDN’T TRY TO OUTSING THE ORIGINAL. HE MADE “CHANTILLY LACE” SOUND LIKE IT HAD BEEN WAITING FOR HIS PIANO ALL ALONG. By the time Jerry Lee Lewis performed “Chantilly…