Rob Davis – Can’t Get You Out of My Head – Kylie Minogue
Oldies Songs A hypnotic melody wrapped around loneliness, desire, and obsession — “Can’t Get You Out of My Head” became far more than a pop hit. It was the sound of the…
Les Gray – Under the Moon of Love
A nostalgic anthem of youthful romance, dancing lights, and Saturday-night dreams — “Under the Moon of Love” turned Les Gray into the unexpected voice of one of the late 1970s’…
Les Gray – Groovy Kind of Love
A gentle love song that carried the warmth of youth, longing, and quiet devotion — “Groovy Kind of Love” remains one of those rare melodies that can instantly return listeners…
Punch Brothers cover Gordon Lightfoot “Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald” 3/3/22 Boston, MA
A song about loss, memory, and the cold silence of history — reborn decades later by musicians who understood every shadow inside it. When Punch Brothers performed “The Wreck of…
The Osmonds – Moderation by Alan Osmond (1972)
“We Got to Learn to Live Together” — A Message of Unity from a Traveling Band In this heartfelt stage introduction, the members of The Osmonds share more than just…
Mud – Let’s Have A Party
A celebration of rock ’n’ roll joy wrapped inside the glitter and stomp of the 1970s — “Let’s Have A Party” was more than a song for Mud; it was…
Gordon Lightfoot – Second Cup Of Coffee
A lonely morning, a cooling cup of coffee, and the quiet fear of facing another day alone — “Second Cup Of Coffee” captures the kind of heartbreak that arrives not…
Tommy Roe – Dizzy
A song that turned teenage confusion into pure pop exhilaration — where spinning emotions, racing thoughts, and young love collided in three unforgettable minutes. By the time “Dizzy” exploded onto…
Gordon Lightfoot – Bitter Green
A quiet song about longing, distance, and the kind of love that fades slowly into memory — “Bitter Green” remains one of Gordon Lightfoot’s most haunting reflections on loneliness and…
Gordon Lightfoot – The House You Live In (Live In Reno)
A quiet song about home, memory, and the fragile places we carry inside us long after the years have passed. There are songs that entertain for three minutes… and there…