Mott the Hoople – Sweet Jane
Oldies Songs Sweet Jane — a roaring doorway back to the wild, glitter-lit heart of rock ’n’ roll There’s a particular thrill that runs through you the moment Mott the Hoople strike…
Townes Van Zandt & Guy Clark – Fraternity Blues
Oldies Songs A wry little song that turns youthful misadventure into timeless truth about belonging, identity, and the quiet strength of laughing at ourselves. When Townes Van Zandt first introduced Fraternity Blues…
David Cassidy – (Oh No) No Way
Oh No, No Way — a burst of wounded honesty from a voice learning to stand its ground The first chords of “(Oh No) No Way” strike with a surprising…
Emmylou Harris & Susanna Clarke – Easy From Now on
A quiet hymn of letting go, where love loosens its hold and a woman finds the strength to walk into her own light. Easy From Now On arrived in 1978…
Buddy Holly – Rock Me My Baby
“Rock Me My Baby” — a little wild rock-and-roll spark from the early days of a legend When I close my eyes and drift back to the 1950s, the jangle…
David Coverdale – Into The Light
Into the Light — a soft awakening from the shadows, carried by a voice seeking truth There is a quiet, unmistakable shift that happens the moment David Coverdale steps into…
Blaze Foley – Election Day
Election Day — a rough, tender hymn about survival, dignity, and the fragile things that keep a man going There’s a certain tremble in Blaze Foley’s voice when he sings…
David Cassidy – Get It Up For Love
Get It Up for Love — a vibrant rush of desire, wrapped in the warm glow of ’70s soul-pop There are songs that whisper, songs that comfort — and then…
Emmylou Harris – Pancho & Lefty
A ballad of outlaws, loss, and the quiet truths we only understand with time. From the moment Emmylou Harris folded “Pancho & Lefty” into her 1977 album Luxury Liner, the…
John Prine & Mac Wiseman – Just The Other Side Of Nowhere
Just the Other Side of Nowhere — a melancholic wanderer’s hymn to home and belonging When the voices of John Prine and Mac Wiseman come together on Just the Other…