Steve Earle – My Old Friend the Blues (Live at Farm Aid 1995)
A Quiet Companion in the Dark, Where “My Old Friend the Blues” Feels Like Something That Never Truly Leaves On October 1, 1995, at the Farm Aid concert in Louisville,…
A Quiet Companion in the Dark, Where “My Old Friend the Blues” Feels Like Something That Never Truly Leaves On October 1, 1995, at the Farm Aid concert in Louisville,…
A Simple Greeting That Became Country Music’s Most Intimate Moment of Love and Loss In 1992, at the Showboat Casino in Atlantic City, Conway Twitty stepped onto the stage and…
A Rock and Roll Classic Revisited, Where “Lucille” Roars Back with Timeless Harmony In 1984, The Everly Brothers stepped onto the stage and delivered “Lucille” with a confidence that proved…
A Love Song That Laughs at Itself, Where “In Spite of Ourselves” Becomes a Joyful Meeting of Generations During the Cayamo Cruise in January 2015, John Prine joined forces with…
A Song Like a Gathering Storm, Where Love and Loneliness Drift in the Same Dark Sky In this intimate live performance, Nanci Griffith joins songwriter Eric Taylor for “Storms,” a…
A Familiar Melody Reimagined, Where “Walk Right Back” Finds New Warmth in a Timeless Voice In 1978, on the television program “Pop! Goes The Country,” Anne Murray performed “Walk Right…
A Wild Energy That Never Fades, Where “Mean Woman Blues” Burns With the Same Fire Across Decades In 1987, on the stage of Wembley Arena in London, Jerry Lee Lewis…
A Conversation That Feels Like a Song, Where Stories, Humor, and Memory Sit Side by Side In this rare on-stage exchange, John Prine sits down with Jerry Jeff Walker and…
A Gentle Song That Reminds Us Music Can Heal What Words Cannot Released on April 12, 1994, “Sweet Is the Melody” by Iris DeMent appeared on her second studio album…
A Father Remembered Through Song, Where “My Old Man” Turns Memory Into Something That Never Leaves In 1969, performing solo with only a guitar and a quiet room to hold…