Christie – Yellow River
Oldies Songs The Timeless, Bouncy Anthem of a Soldier’s Journey Home Oh, the memories that come rushing back when that unmistakable, buoyant keyboard riff and those yearning vocals begin! For those of…
Bobby Bloom – Montego Bay
A Calypso-Pop Anthem Offering a Sweet, Sun-Drenched Escape from the Tumult of 1970. Oh, the summer of 1970. It was a time of immense cultural upheaval, the Vietnam War was…
Davy Jones – Sophisticated Sissy
A celebration of liberated self-expression and the irresistible power of rhythm on the dance floor. There are certain records that, when the needle drops, don’t just play a song—they open…
Davy Jones & the Lower Third – You’ve Got a Habit of Leaving
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…
Emmylou Harris – Red Dirt Girl
Oldies Songs The Unspoken Epitaph of Lost Dreams in the Heart of Dixie A haunting ballad that traces the poignant, unheralded life and death of a young woman trapped by the gravity…
Johnny Mathis – I’m Coming Home
❤️ The Timeless Echo of Return: Johnny Mathis Soulful Embrace A Soul-Infused Ballad that Expresses the Profound Yearning for Belonging and Emotional Return. There are certain musical moments that stand…
John Prine & Joan Baez – Hello in There
The Quiet Ache of Time: A Folk Ballad for the Invisible Souls A poignant portrait of aging, isolation, and the enduring human need for connection. There are songs that simply…
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…