Roy Orbison – Oh, Pretty Woman (Monument Concert 1965)
Oldies Songs A Moment When Roy Orbison Turned a Simple Street Encounter into One of the Most Joyful Anthems of the 1960s In 1965, during a special concert organized by Monument Records,…
Middle of the Road Interview – Featuring Sally Carr & Ken Andrew – Only on History Repeating
Oldies Songs The Timeless Voice: Sally Carr and the Story Behind the Hits of Middle of the Road The interview video “Middle of the Road Interview – Featuring Sally Carr & Ken…
John Prine & Marty Stuart – Souvenirs on The Marty Stuart Show
“Souvenirs” – A Gentle Reminder That the Most Precious Things in Life Are the Memories We Can Never Hold Again In 2010, on the warm wooden stage of The Marty…
The New Lost City Ramblers – Bowling Green
A Gentle Revival of America’s Old-Time Spirit: “Bowling Green” and the Living Memory of Folk Tradition When The New Lost City Ramblers recorded “Bowling Green,” they were not simply performing…
Brad Paisley and Alison Krauss perform “Whiskey Lullaby” during the 39th ACM Awards in 2004
A Ballad of Love, Regret, and the Quiet Tragedy of Two Broken Hearts At the 39th ACM Awards in 2004, Brad Paisley and Alison Krauss delivered one of the most…
Emmylou Harris – Hello Stranger(1993)
“Hello Stranger” – When Emmylou Harris Turned an Old Appalachian Song into a Quiet Moment of Reunion In 1993, Emmylou Harris brought the old American folk tune “Hello Stranger” back…
Whatever Happened To David Cassidy’S 2 Children?
David Cassidy: When Teen Idolatry Could Not Silence a Private Loneliness As a specialist in the popular music culture of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, I see David Cassidy as…
Middle Of The Road – Queen Bee
A gentle pop tale about the “queen bee” who gathers life’s sweetness — a light melody carrying a deeper reflection on work, care, and the quiet rhythms of everyday life.…
Middle Of The Road – Love Sweet Love
A Gentle Pop Memory of the Early ’70s: When “Love Sweet Love” by Middle Of The Road Captured the Simplicity of Romance In 1971, at the height of their popularity…
Pack Up Your – Sorrows Mimi & Richard Fariña
A Gentle Anthem of Consolation: How “Pack Up Your Sorrows” Turned Heartache into Quiet Hope In the mid-1960s, when the folk revival was still echoing through coffeehouses and college campuses,…