Emmylou Harri – Jambalaya
Oldies Songs A Cajun Hymn Reborn Through Emmylou Harris’s Radiant, Time-Softened Voice When Emmylou Harris included “Jambalaya” on her landmark 1975 album Elite Hotel, she was not aiming for chart glory with…
Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris – I Dug Up A Diamond
Oldies Songs I Dug Up a Diamond — a luminous duet where two seasoned voices uncover the quiet miracles of love There is a rare kind of magic in “I Dug Up…
David Cassidy – My First Night Alone Without You
My First Night Alone Without You — the hollow quiet of a bed once shared There is a tender, unsettling stillness woven into “My First Night Alone Without You” —…
Tommy Bolin – Post Toastee
Post Toastee — a wild, spiraling cry from a brilliant soul standing at the edge of his own fire There are songs that entertain, songs that impress, and then there…
Tommy Bolin – Savannah Woman
Savannah Woman — a sun-streaked memory wrapped in longing, mystery, and the quiet ache of roads once traveled There’s a certain warmth that rises the moment “Savannah Woman” plays —…
Gordon Lightfoot – Steel Rail Blues
Steel Rail Blues — the restless heart’s journey toward a home that feels farther each mile From the first few guitar notes of “Steel Rail Blues”, you can almost feel…
John Prine – Lake Marie
Lake Marie — a haunting, humorous, and deeply human tapestry woven from memory and mystery There is a strange, magnetic pull the first time you hear “Lake Marie” by John…
Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris – If This Is Goodbye
A whispered farewell shaped by memory, mortality, and the fragile beauty of human connection. When Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris released “If This Is Goodbye” on their collaborative album All…
David Cassidy – The Puppy Song
The Puppy Song — a whimsical celebration of innocence and the joy of small, simple things From the very first notes of “The Puppy Song”, there is a lightness in…
Linda Ronstadt – You Can Close Your Eyes
A lullaby becomes a quiet covenant of trust and tenderness. When Linda Ronstadt stepped into the BBC studio in late 1971 and joined James Taylor for his song “You Can…