Remember the Pioneer of Rock and Roll, Chuck Berry.
Oldies Songs Eight Years Without the Man Who Taught Rock and Roll How to Speak Today marks eight years since the world said goodbye to Chuck Berry, a man whose guitar and…
Alison Krauss & Tony Rice – Shadows
A quiet meditation on love, distance, and the fragile shadows that linger between two souls In the intimate setting of A Hundred Miles Or More: Live From the Tracking Room,…
Roy Orbison – That Lovin’ You Feelin’ Again (Live 1982)
A quiet reunion of hearts, where love returns not with fire, but with gentle understanding and time-worn grace. In 1982, Roy Orbison stepped onto the stage with a voice that…
Conway Twitty – Slow Hand(at the 3rd Annual Music City News)
A quiet confession of desire and restraint, where love is felt more in silence than in words, “Slow Hand” became one of Conway Twitty’s most intimate musical signatures. In 1983,…
Guy Clark performs “The Waltzing Fool” to Honor Lyle Lovett
A Quiet Tribute to the Dreamer Within: “The Waltzing Fool” as Sung by Guy Clark for Lyle Lovett On October 29, 2012, at ASCAP’s 50th Annual Country Music Awards in…
John Prine – Paradise(with John Burns)
A Song of Memory and Loss, Where a Vanished Town Still Breathes Through Melody In a quietly powerful talk show performance, John Prine revisits his signature song “Paradise”, accompanied by…
The Everly Brothers – (‘Til) I Kissed You(live, 1968)
A Kiss That Changed Everything: How a Simple Moment Became a Lasting Memory in Song In 1968, The Everly Brothers brought their tender classic “(’Til) I Kissed You” back to…
John Prine & Kacey Musgraves – Angel from Montgomery
A Quiet Prayer for Time, Love, and the Unspoken Lives We Carry On November 17, 2017, at the historic Fox Theatre, John Prine stood beneath the warm glow of stage…
Emmylou Harris, Margo Price, Bonnie Raitt, Joan Baez, Lucinda Williams, and Steve Earle – Save the Last Dance for Me(San Francisco, 2 Oct. 2025)
A final waltz of memory and devotion, where “Save the Last Dance for Me” becomes a gentle promise that love, like music, always finds its way back home. San Francisco,…
The Everly Brothers – Wake Up Little Susie on The Ed Sullivan Show on October 6, 1957
A playful teenage misadventure becomes a defining anthem of early rock and roll innocence and anxiety On October 6, 1957, The Everly Brothers stepped onto the national stage of The…