Buck Owens – Together Again
Oldies Songs An unforgettable reunion and the tears that came with it. It’s a strange thing, isn’t it, how a song can become a time machine? A few opening notes, a familiar…
Freddy Fender – Living It Down
A soulful reflection on the unending struggle to move on from a past love. There are some songs that, with just a few opening notes, transport you back in time.…
Johnny Rodriguez – I’ve Never Had A Thing That Ain’t Been Used
A compassionate love song that finds beauty in a partner’s past heartbreaks. There are some songs that, with just a few notes, transport you back to a specific moment in…
Johnny Rodriguez – Someday I’m Gonna Finish Leaving You
“Someday I’m Gonna Finish Leaving You” — A Ballad of Lingering Goodbyes and Heartfelt Resolution In the world of country music, there are songs that simply exist, and then there…
Johnny Rodriguez – Love Ain’t Such an Easy Thing to Find
Johnny Rodriguez’s Reflective Take on a Timeless Truth: The Elusive Nature of Love Johnny Rodriguez, a name that resonates with the golden era of country music, once gave us a…
Roy Orbison – Too Soon to Know
An Elegy in E Minor: How Roy Orbison’s “Too Soon to Know” Became a Timeless Ballad of Grief and Remembrance The song is a poignant meditation on the raw, open…
Kenny Rogers & Ronnie Milsap – I Prefer The Moonlight
Oldies Songs The Fading Echoes of a Midnight Melody I Prefer The Moonlight is a poignant ballad that delves into the solace and mystery found in the stillness of the night. In…
Freddy Fender – You’ll Lose a Good Thing
When a good man loves you, cherish him, or you’ll lose a good thing. It was 1976, and the airwaves were dominated by the smooth, bilingual voice of a man…
Kenny Rogers & Ronnie Milsap – You Can’t Say You Don’t Love Me Anymore
A Haunting Duet That Captures the Agony of a Love That Refuses to Die There are some songs that, no matter how many years pass, feel as raw and fresh…
David Essex – A New Argentina
“A New Argentina” is a triumphant anthem of populist fervor and revolutionary promise, capturing the birth of a political movement that would forever change a nation. For those of us…