Johnny Rodriguez – We’re Over
Oldies Songs A Heartbreak Anthem from the Honky-Tonk Hero: “We’re Over” by Johnny Rodriguez Ah, Johnny Rodriguez… the name itself conjures up images of smoky bars, neon signs flickering in the twilight,…
Johnny Rodriguez – Foolin’
A Heart Caught in a Web of Deceit, Set to a Country Waltz Ah, Johnny Rodriguez. The name itself conjures up images of a bygone era, doesn’t it? An era…
Johnny Rodriguez – Down On The Rio Grande
A Ballad of Longing and the Ties That Bind: Johnny Rodriguez’s “Down On The Rio Grande” Ah, the early 1970s. A time of change, of reflection, and of a burgeoning…
Johnny Rodriguez – All I Ever Meant To Do Was Love You
A Gentle Ballad of Earnest Intentions and the Complexities of Affection. Ah, Johnny Rodriguez. The name itself carries a certain warmth, doesn’t it? A voice that was both tender and…
Johnny Rodriguez – Foolin’
A Heartbreak Disguised as Merriment: Johnny Rodriguez’s Enduring Tale of Self-Deception in “Foolin'” Ah, the gentle strum of a guitar, the lonesome cry in a voice – these are the…
Johnny Rodriguez – Down On The Rio Grande
A Ballad of Longing and the Ties That Bind In the tapestry of country music history, certain songs stand out not just for their chart success but for their ability…
Johnny Rodriguez – Love Put A Song In My Heart
A Heart Overflowing with Melody: The Simple Joy of Love’s Serenade Ah, “Love Put A Song In My Heart” by the ever-charming Johnny Rodriguez… just the title itself conjures up…
Johnny Rodriguez – I’ll Just Have To Learn To Stay Away From You
A Heartbreak Anthem from the Lone Star State Echoing with Timeless Regret Johnny Rodriguez’s poignant ballad, “I’ll Just Have To Learn To Stay Away From You,” released in 1979, is…
Johnny Rodriguez – How Could I Love Her So Much
A Heartbreaking Ballad of Unrequited Devotion Back in the autumn of 1973, a tender ache echoed across the airwaves with the release of Johnny Rodriguez‘s poignant ballad, “How Could I…
Johnny Rodriguez – Just Get Up And Close The Door
A Heartbreak Anthem of Resignation and Farewell Ah, “Just Get Up And Close The Door” by the soulful Johnny Rodriguez – the very title conjures images of quiet finality, doesn’t…