Middle Of The Road – Tweedle Dee Tweedle Dum
Oldies Songs A Joyful Pop Echo from the Early 1970s: When “Tweedle Dee Tweedle Dum” Turned Simple Nonsense into Pure Musical Sunshine Released in 1971, “Tweedle Dee Tweedle Dum” by Middle Of…
Middle Of The Road – Samson And Delilah
A Joyful Pop Anthem About Love’s Power to Topple Even the Strongest Hearts Released in 1972, “Samson and Delilah” by Middle Of The Road stands as one of the most…
Roy Orbison – Mean Woman Blues (live at the Farm Aid concert in Champaign, Illinois on September 22, 1985)
Oldies Songs A fiery return to rock and roll roots as “Mean Woman Blues” roared across the Farm Aid stage, reminding the world that Roy Orbison could still command a crowd with…
Buddy Gask – Ten Years Since We Lost A Legend
Ten Years Since We Lost a Legend: Remembering Buddy Gask Time has a rude habit of moving forward whether anyone is ready or not. Ten years can pass in what…
“Drugs Will Take Everything From You” – Chuck Negron
From Rock Stardom to Redemption: The Extraordinary Rise, Fall, and Faith of Chuck Negron Fame can lift a person to unimaginable heights, but it can also destroy them just as…
Hozier & Brandi Carlile – Damage Gets Done
A song about youth, reckless freedom, and the quiet price we pay for the lives we choose When Damage Gets Done appeared on Unreal Unearth in 2023, it felt less…
Lucinda Williams – Drunken Angel
A Song for the Fallen Troubadour: Remembering a Brilliant Life Through Drunken Angel Released in 1998 on the landmark album Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, “Drunken Angel” by Lucinda…
Jerry Jeff Walker – LA Freeway(Jerry Jeff with John Inman recorded live in Austin in 1984 for the PBS series, “Austin Pickers”
A Song About Leaving the City Behind and Finding Freedom on the Open Road When Jerry Jeff Walker sat down in Austin in 1984 to perform LA Freeway for the…
Don McLean – Empty Chairs
When Love Is Gone and Silence Remains: The Quiet Heartbreak Inside “Empty Chairs” Few songs in the early 1970s captured the fragile loneliness of lost love as gently and honestly…
Guy Clark – The Cape(Recorded live at Marathon Recorders in Nashville as part of the Music Fog Marathon during the 2011 Americana Music Festival)
A song about courage, youth, and the quiet bravery of growing older, “The Cape” became one of the most heartfelt moments of Guy Clark’s later performances. In September 2011, inside…