Emmylou Harris & Alison Krauss — All I Have to Do Is Dream
Oldies Songs A Dream Remembered, A Harmony Reclaimed: When Timeless Love Finds Two Voices When Emmylou Harris and Alison Krauss came together to sing “All I Have to Do Is Dream”, they…
Guy Clark – “Desperados Waiting For A Train” [Live from Austin, TX]
A Quiet Masterpiece About Time, Friendship, and the Long Wait Between Youth and Memory Few songs in American songwriting carry the quiet authority and emotional gravity of “Desperados Waiting for…
Showaddywaddy – Hey Rock And Roll
Oldies Songs Hey Rock And Roll — a joyful revival of youthful rhythm, hand-claps, and memories that never grow old From the very first shout of its title, “Hey Rock And Roll”…
Showaddywaddy – Three Steps To Heaven
Three Steps to Heaven — when rock ’n’ roll innocence was reborn through harmony, memory, and devotion There are songs that feel like they have always existed, woven into the…
Joan Baez – Hello in There
Hello in There — a quiet knock on the door of loneliness, asking us to remember those the world forgets When Joan Baez sings “Hello in There,” time seems to…
Chris Norman – Hit-Medley (Sommerhitfestival, 26.08.2017)
Hit-Medley — a living bridge between youthful anthems and a voice that time has gently seasoned When Chris Norman stepped onto the stage at the Sommerhitfestival on 26 August 2017…
Rodney Crowell – If Looks Could Kill
When Regret Speaks Softly Through a Country Song About Pride, Distance, and the Cost of Silence Released in January 1990, If Looks Could Kill stands as one of the most…
The Everly Brothers – Don’t Blame Me
“Don’t Blame Me” A Timeless Plea of Surrendered Heart, Echoing Through Generations When The Everly Brothers released their rendition of “Don’t Blame Me” in 1961 it stood as both an…
Rodney Crowell & Rosanne Cash – It’s Such a Small World
A Gentle Reminder That Every Life Touches Another, and Every Choice Echoes Back Home When “It’s Such a Small World” arrived on radio in early 1988, it carried with it…
Linda Ronstadt – Love Has No Pride
“Love Has No Pride” stands as a quiet confession about surrender, dignity, and the human cost of loving too deeply When Linda Ronstadt released Don’t Cry Now in late 1973,…