Johnny Rodriguez – Electronic Pulse
Oldies Songs A Heartbreaking Farewell to the Analog Age. Back in the golden era of country music, there was a feeling, an almost palpable sense of connection, that resonated through the airwaves.…
Alvin Stardust – Red Dress
Red Dress is a song about being captivated by a woman’s mesmerizing dance and wanting to get to know her better. For those of us who came of age in…
Johnny Rodriguez – Jealous Darlin’
An introspective look at the complexities of love and longing, and the pain of a jealous heart. It’s a memory, isn’t it? A feeling that takes you back to a…
Waylon Jennings – Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way
The Outlaw’s Manifesto: A Reflection on Country’s Soul The 1970s were a time of great change, a period of cultural upheaval that saw a new generation challenging the old guard…
Shaun Cassidy – Do You Believe in Magic
The Music That Frees Your Soul In the late 1970s, as disco fever swept the nation and punk rock snarled from the underground, a different kind of magic was captivating…
Chris Norman – Forty Years On
A melancholic reflection on the passage of time, a yearning for lost youth, and the poignant memories that linger. The year 2015 saw the release of a song that, for…
Alvin Stardust – You You You
A haunting declaration of love wrapped in the guise of glam rock rebellion There was something undeniably theatrical about the 1970s. The music wasn’t just heard; it was seen, felt,…
Johnny Rodriguez – Run for the Border
Running from a past you can’t outrun, even with a border between you and it. For many of us, there’s a certain kind of melody that, upon hearing the first…
David Cassidy & Shaun Cassidy – Bright New Day
Bright New Day: A Brothers’ Anthem of Hope and Renewal In the annals of 1970s pop culture, few names shone brighter than those of David and Shaun Cassidy. The sons…
David and Shaun Cassidy – Tell Me It’s Not True
When Brothers Sing of Heartbreak: The Enduring Echoes of David and Shaun Cassidy’s “Tell Me It’s Not True” In the sprawling tapestry of 1970s pop, few names shone as brightly…