Alison Krauss, Shawn Colvin, Jerry Douglas — The Boxer
Oldies Songs The Boxer — a weathered hymn of endurance, carried by three voices who understand its scars When Alison Krauss, Shawn Colvin, and Jerry Douglas come together to perform “The Boxer,”…
Gary Glitter – I’m The Leader Of The Gang (I Am!)
I’m the Leader of the Gang (I Am!) — a thunderous chant of youth, rebellion, and a moment when pop music ruled the streets Few songs capture the raw, stomping…
Jackson Browne – Fountain of Sorrow
Fountain of Sorrow — when love fades, memory remains, and truth arrives too late There are songs that do not age with time, but deepen with it. “Fountain of Sorrow”…
Jackson Browne – Late For The Sky
Late for the Sky — a meditation on love, disillusion, and the quiet reckoning of time From its very first piano notes, “Late for the Sky” by Jackson Browne feels…
Anne Murray – I Just Fall in Love Again
I Just Fall in Love Again — when love feels inevitable, gentle, and endlessly familiar There are songs that announce love with fireworks, and there are songs that arrive quietly,…
Uriah Heep – Easy Livin’
Easy Livin’ — when hard rock first learned how to breathe, swagger, and live in the moment Few songs announce themselves as boldly and unapologetically as “Easy Livin’” by Uriah…
Showaddywaddy – Come On Let’s Go
Come On Let’s Go — when rock ’n’ roll memory dances back into the present with youthful joy Few songs manage to feel both timeless and joyfully alive like “Come…
Showaddywaddy – I Wonder Why
I Wonder Why — a rock-and-roll heartbeat that carried youthful longing into a brighter, simpler time Few songs capture the pure, uncomplicated thrill of early rock-and-roll revival quite like “I…
Emmylou Harris – For No One
For No One — when a familiar heartbreak is whispered again, slower, deeper, and forever changed There are songs that do not age — they simply deepen. “For No One”,…
Jimmy Buffett – Cheeseburger in Paradise
Cheeseburger in Paradise — a joyful hunger for simple pleasures in a restless American soul From the very first strum, “Cheeseburger in Paradise” sounds like a grin you can hear.…