David Cassidy – A Fool In Love
Oldies Songs A Tenderhearted Ballad of Unrequited Affection Ah, “A Fool In Love”, a song that so eloquently captured the bittersweet ache of loving someone perhaps more than they loved you back.…
David Cassidy – Touched By Lightning
A Flash of Ephemeral Connection in a Transitory World: David Cassidy’s “Touched By Lightning” Ah, David Cassidy. The name itself conjures images of a youthful heartthrob, his face gracing countless…
The Rolling Stones – Paint It Black
A Descent into Shadow and the Lingering Echo of Loss In the spring of ’66, a certain shade of darkness descended upon the pop charts, not with a menacing gloom,…
Gillian Welch – Everything Is Free
A Quiet Rebellion Against the Tide of Change In the year 2001, as the digital revolution began to truly reshape the landscape of the music industry, a voice emerged with…
Gillian Welch – Look at Miss Ohio
An Ode to Fleeting Youth and Reckless Abandon: Gillian Welch’s Enduring “Look at Miss Ohio” Ah, “Look at Miss Ohio”, a tune that drifts through the years like a whisper…
The Partridge Family – Brand New Me
A Declaration of Independence and Budding Maturity Ah, “Brand New Me” by The Partridge Family – the very title whispers of transformation and the exciting, sometimes daunting, journey of self-discovery.…
The Partridge Family – Bandala
When Joy Was a Simple Beat: “Bandala” and the Effervescent Spirit of The Partridge Family Ah, The Partridge Family! Just the name conjures images of a brightly colored bus and…
The Rubettes – You’re The Reason Why
A heartfelt declaration of love wrapped in a bubblegum pop sheen. Ah, The Rubettes, a name that instantly conjures images of those distinctive white suits and red-striped hats. They burst…
The Who – Behind Blue Eyes
A Soul-Searching Ballad of Vulnerability Amidst Rock Fury: The Who’s “Behind Blue Eyes” Ah, The Who. Just the name conjures up images of youthful rebellion, guitars smashing against amplifiers, and…
The Who – Baba O’Riley
A Teenage Wasteland Anthem Echoing Through Generations Ah, Baba O’Riley by The Who, a track that needs no formal introduction, yet deserves every bit of reflection. Released in the spring…