Davy Jones & the Lower Third – You’ve Got a Habit of Leaving
Oldies Songs An Echo of Departures: The Painful Familiarity of Leaving The mod movement of the mid-1960s was a dizzying kaleidoscope of style, speed, and sound, a time when British youth were…
Chris Norman – Lifelines
A Musical Chronicle of a Life Well-Lived: Every Note a Treasured Memory Ah, the unmistakable, gravelly warmth of Chris Norman! For those of us who grew up with the smooth…
Terry Allen – Amarillo Highway (for Dave Hickey)
A Testament to West Texas’s Wild, Unruly Spirit and the Road That Leads You Back Home Oh, the roads we’ve traveled, haven’t we? The countless miles put behind us, chasing…
Davy Jones – Daydream Believer
Nostalgia’s Sweetest Sigh: A Song About The Enduring Beauty of Faded Domestic Bliss Ah, the late 1960s—a time of wild experimentation, seismic cultural shifts, and yet, somehow, one of the…
Davy Jones – Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree
The Enduring Spirit of Christmas Joy, Wrapped in a Monkee’s Signature Cheer There is a timeless magic to certain Christmas tunes, an alchemy that transforms simple melodies and lyrics into…
Billy Joe Shaver – That’s What She Said Last Night
A raw, candid snapshot of a legendary songwriter’s battle with his own darkness, delivered with gritty humor. There are songs that chart, and then there are songs that simply are—pieces…
Billy Joe Shaver – Honky Tonk Heroes
A raw, honest anthem defining the Outlaw Country movement and celebrating life’s hard-won anti-heroes. There are certain moments in music history—seemingly small, almost accidental—that nevertheless send a seismic tremor through…
Billy Joe Shaver – Freedom’s Child
A poignant tribute to the unsung heroes of sacrifice and the ultimate cost of freedom. There are songs that simply echo in the halls of country music, and then there…
Davy Jones – You’ve Got a Habit of Leaving
An early, electrifying glimpse into the mercurial genius of David Bowie, channeling Mod energy and youthful angst. Ah, the mid-1960s—a time when the vibrant pulse of youth culture beat loudest…
Gene Clark – Strength Of Strings
The Mystical Power of Music, A Poet’s Lament, and Cosmic Redemption There are moments in the history of popular music, especially for those of us who came of age when…