Johnny Rodriguez – Love, Look At Us Now
Oldies Songs A Timeless Reflection on Enduring Love Ah, to cast our minds back to the mid-1970s, a period when country music was truly finding its stride, blossoming into a sound that…
Johnny Rodriguez – (Just Get Up And) Close the Door
A Heartfelt Goodbye: The Quiet Despair of a Fading Love Ah, the year 1975. A time when the world seemed to be spinning a little slower, and the airwaves were…
Johnny Rodriguez & Angel Rene – Sister Sue
A Ballad of Unspoken Love and Lingering Regret Ah, “Sister Sue.” The very title sends a ripple through the memories, doesn’t it? Back to a time when country music wasn’t…
Slade – How Does It Feel?
Slade’s “How Does It Feel” Remains One of Rock’s Most Emotional Hidden Masterpieces When Slade released “How Does It Feel” in early 1975, the song stood apart from almost everything…
Slade – Everyday
Slade’s “Everyday” Remains a Powerful Reminder of the Band’s Musical Genius Few bands from the Glam Rock era carried the explosive energy and larger than life spirit of Slade. Yet…
Slade – Gudbuy T’Jane
Slade’s “Gudbuy T’Jane” Remains a Defining Sound of British Rock More than five decades after its release, “Gudbuy T’Jane” continues to stand as one of the most recognizable recordings in…
David Cassidy – Song Of Love
“Song of Love”: A Young Man’s Tender Reflection on Budding Affection Ah, the early 1970s. For those of us who came of age during that vibrant, sometimes turbulent, but always…
David Cassidy – Sing Me
An Anthem for the Lonely Heart, Longing for Connection Ah, to cast our minds back to the early 1970s, a time when pop music truly began to weave itself into…
Slade – Merry Xmas Everybody
More Than a Christmas Song: A Timeless Anthem of Hope and Togetherness Ah, Slade and their immortal “Merry Xmas Everybody.” Just the title alone is enough to send a ripple…
Slade – Mama Weer All Crazee Now
Slade’s “Mama Weer All Crazee Now” Remains a Defining Moment of British Rock History Few songs capture the untamed spirit of early 1970s British rock music quite like Mama Weer…