Johnny Rodriguez – Am I That Easy To Forget
Oldies Songs Am I That Easy To Forget: A Timeless Tale of Love and Loss A poignant reflection on a fading love and the struggle for a lasting memory. In the mid-1970s,…
Johnny Rodriguez- Love Look At Us Now
Love Look At Us Now: A Haunting Reflection on Lost Love and Lingering Regret Ah, the 1980s. A time when country music was beginning its slow, but inevitable, pivot toward…
Johnny Rodriguez – Back to Stay
Back to Stay: The Sweet, Lingering Echo of a Love That Can’t Be Erased A song about the undeniable pull of a past love, a magnetic force drawing you back…
Johnny Rodriguez – He’s Not Entitled to Your Love
He’s Not Entitled to Your Love: A poignant ballad for every bruised heart that deserves better. There are certain songs that don’t just fill a space on a radio playlist;…
Johnny Rodriguez – Street Walker
Street Walker – A melancholic ode to a lonely soul and a forgotten promise A Haunting Melody of a Bygone Era In 1979, as the decade of disco and soft…
Johnny Rodriguez – I Didn’t (Every Chance I Had)
When regret is a phantom limb of the heart. The year was 1987, and for a generation that had grown up with his unmistakable voice, Johnny Rodriguez was a welcome…
Johnny Rodriguez – I Wanta Wake Up with You
“I Wanta Wake Up with You” is a tender ballad about a love so deep, you’d never want to be apart from your partner. Johnny Rodriguez is a name that…
Johnny Rodriguez – Trying Not to Love You
Trying to love without trying to love: A timeless country classic It’s a familiar ache, isn’t it? That feeling when your heart and your head are at war. One side…
Johnny Rodriguez – Texas Up Here Tennessee
“Texas Up Here Tennessee” – A Ballad of Unfulfilled Dreams and Enduring Longing The mid-1970s was a golden era for country music, a time when heartfelt ballads and soaring melodies…
Johnny Rodriguez – First Time Burned
“First Time Burned”: A Melancholy Chronicle of a Lover’s Regret This song captures the poignant memory of a past love affair and the lingering pain of being emotionally “burned” for…