Jerry Jeff Walker – Backsliders Wine
Oldies Songs A Toast of Regret and Redemption in a Texas Honky Tonk Glass When Backslider’s Wine appears on ¡Viva Terlingua!, the live and now-legendary 1973 album by Jerry Jeff Walker and…
Whitesnake – Is This Love
Oldies Songs Is This Love — a tender confession of desire, trust, and the courage to let oneself feel There is a rare magic in “Is This Love” by Whitesnake — a…
Emmylou Harris – Born To Run
A Song of Restless Hearts Searching for the Place They Cannot Stay Released in May 1982 as the second single from Emmylou Harris’ album Cimarron, “Born to Run” charted with…
Fats Domino – Honey Chile
🎹 The Sweet B-Side That Defined Rock ‘n’ Roll Affection: A Snapshot of Simple, Pure Love in the Fifties A joyful, piano-driven ode to cherished affection and happiness found in…
Donny Osmond – The Brothers Come To Egypt
The Brothers Come to Egypt — a joyful journey of reunion, music, and timeless camaraderie There’s a warmth that radiates the moment “The Brothers Come to Egypt” begins — a…
Whitesnake – River Song
River Song — a winding journey through desire, regret, and the flow of memory From the first notes of “River Song” by Whitesnake, one is swept into a current that…
David Coverdale – Wherever You May Go
Wherever You May Go — a soaring ode to enduring love and journeys that define us David Coverdale’s “Wherever You May Go” is a song that carries the weight of…
Jerry Jeff Walker – Northeast Texas Woman
A rugged hymn to place, memory, and the untamed spirit that shaped an artist’s life. Released on Jerry Jeff Walker’s 1979 album Too Old To Change, “Northeast Texas Woman” stands…
Linda Ronstadt – Faithless Love (Live at Television Center Studios, Hollywood, CA, 4/24/1980)
A Hymn to Heartache, Sung with the Poise of a Woman Who Has Lived Every Note When Linda Ronstadt delivered “Faithless Love” onstage at the Television Center Studios in Hollywood…
David Coverdale – Slave
Slave — a wounded heart laying down its pride for one last chance at love There is a different kind of power in “Slave” by David Coverdale — not the…