Bandi Carlle – Easy to Be Hard
Oldies Songs A Tender Plea for Compassion in a World That Often Forgets to Care When “Easy to Be Hard” first reached the public in 1969, it was more than just a…
Three Dog Night – Eli’s Coming
A thunderous warning about a charming destroyer — “Eli’s Coming” captures the thrill and danger of love rushing in like a storm you cannot outrun. Few singles in the late…
Brandi Carlile – Broken Horses
A defiant anthem of survival, “Broken Horses” turns scars into strength and memory into music. Released in October 2021 as the lead single from the album In These Silent Days,…
Brandi Carlile – Human
A Quiet Anthem of Shared Fragility and Courage in a Divided World When “Human” was released in 2021 as part of In These Silent Days, it felt less like a…
Waylon Jennings – Dreaming My Dreams With You
A Tender Country Reverie About Devotion, Redemption, and the Quiet Hope of Lasting Love Few songs in the outlaw country canon carry the emotional gravity and understated grace of “Dreaming…
Brandi Carlile – This Time Tomorrow
A tender meditation on change, regret, and the fragile hope of becoming better tomorrow than we are today. When Brandi Carlile released “This Time Tomorrow” in 2021 as part of…
Brandi Carlile – Right on Time
“Right on Time” – a stunning reflection on timing, imperfection, and emergence from silent days When Brandi Carlile released “Right on Time” on July 21, 2021 as the lead single…
John Prine Ft. Sturgill Simpson And Brandi Carlile Perform ‘Summer’s End’
A Gentle Call Home: “Summer’s End” as a Song of Return, Regret, and Unconditional Love When John Prine released “Summer’s End” in 2018, it felt less like a new single…
Brandi Carlile “Folsom Prison Blues”
A Song of Regret, Freedom, and the Echo of a Distant Train: How “Folsom Prison Blues” Still Rides the Rails of American Memory When Brandi Carlile takes on “Folsom Prison…
ALVIN STARDUST – GOOD LOVE CAN NEVER DIE
“Good Love Can Never Die” – A Tender Testament to Love’s Eternal Flame When Alvin Stardust’s “Good Love Can Never Die” first reached listeners in the winter of 1975, it…