Sturgill Simpson and John Prine perform “Paradise” at the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles
A Song of Loss and Memory, Where Two Voices Carry the Weight of a Vanished Place At the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles, John Prine joined Sturgill Simpson for a…
A Song of Loss and Memory, Where Two Voices Carry the Weight of a Vanished Place At the GRAMMY Museum in Los Angeles, John Prine joined Sturgill Simpson for a…
A Bright Harmony of Young Love That Lit Up a Television Era In 1970, on The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour, Anne Murray joined Glen Campbell for a lively duet of…
A Gentle Call Home, Where Loneliness Finds Its Quiet Answer In 2018, on a national television stage, John Prine returned with a rare and deeply anticipated performance of Summer’s End,…
A Road of Memory and Farewell, Where Love Lingers Long After the Journey Ends In a quietly moving performance, Nanci Griffith, joined by James Hooker and the Blue Moon Orchestra,…
When a Voice Returns to Itself: Anne Murray and the Quiet Strength of “Flying On Your Own” There is something profoundly moving about hearing Anne Murray sing a song like…
A Breakup Anthem That Turned Heartache into Harmony and Pop History On July 9, 1960, during the Saturday Night Beech-Nut Show, The Everly Brothers brought their signature sound to television…
A Haunting Meditation on Hope and Disillusion at the Edge of the American Dream At the 1986 Farm Aid, Bob Dylan delivered a stark and deeply reflective performance of Across…
A Tender Declaration of Devotion, Carried by a Voice That Knows Its Meaning In 1993, during her CBC television special Croonin’, Anne Murray delivered a heartfelt rendition of Born To…
A Bittersweet Farewell Wrapped in Wit and Wounded Grace During his appearance on Sessions at West 54th, John Prine delivered a quietly devastating performance of All the Best, a song…
Choosing Peace Over Answers: The Gentle Philosophy of “Let The Mystery Be” Released in 1992 on her debut album “Infamous Angel”, Iris DeMent’s “Let The Mystery Be” arrived like a…