Jerry Jeff Walker – Sangria Wine
Oldies Songs The Spirit of the Cosmic Cowboy: A Spirited Toast to Friendship, Freedom, and a Simple Red Wine Concoction There are songs that climb the charts, and then there are songs…
Jerry Jeff Walker – Little Bird
The Lone Star Poet’s Gentle Pondering: A Ballad of Transient Love and the Open Road The very mention of Jerry Jeff Walker‘s name conjures the scent of dusty Texas roads,…
Roy Orbison – A Cat Called Domino
Oldies Songs đśď¸ The Big O’s Early Roar: A Glimpse of the Man Before the Ballads A raucous, rockabilly track that showcases Roy Orbison’s raw, early energy at Sun Records, long before…
Merle Haggard & Willie Nelson – It’s All Going to Pot
đŹ A Wry, Laughing Look at the Modern World, Set to a Timeless Country Beat A late-career gem where two Outlaw Kings, with a mischievous wink, muse on the worldâs…
The Everly Brothers – Devoted to You
đď¸ That Sweet, Pure Promise: The Sound of True Love in Perfect Harmony A simple, heart-stirring ballad that defined the golden age of teen romance and the unparalleled vocal bond…
Robert Earl Keen – The Road Goes On Forever
Outrunning the Sun: The Ballad of Perpetual Motion and the Unending Party There are songs that capture a moment, and then there are songs that capture a spiritâa restless, defiant…
Robert Earl Keen – Feelin’ Good Again
Back to the Cellar: The Simple, Perfect Comfort of Being Home For those who cherish the rough-hewn poetry and authentic storytelling of Texas singer-songwriters, Robert Earl Keen is nothing short…
Jim Reeves â I Wonât Forget You
â¤ď¸ The Unfading Echo of Love: Gentleman Jimâs Eternal Promise The simple, profound message of Jim Reevesâ single âI Wonât Forget Youâ is the enduring, lifelong devotion to a lost…
Buddy Holly – Honky Tonk
â The Ghost in the Machine: How a Posthumous Album Kept the Rock and Roll Dream Alive A testament to a towering legacy, this 1964 release breathes new life into…
Jerry Jeff Walker – L.A. Freeway
Adios to All This Concrete: The Sweet, Smoky Scent of Escape and the Open Road If you’re an older reader who remembers the restless, post-sixties yearning for authenticity, for something…