The Everly Brothers – A Prairie Home Companion – In 1987
Oldies Songs Two Brothers, Two Voices, And A Sound That Still Carries The Warmth Of Another America When Don and Phil Everly appeared on A Prairie Home Companion in 1987, it felt…
Jerry Jeff Walker – Long, Long Time (Live 1989)
A Gentle Song About Heartbreak, Memory, And The Kind Of Love That Never Completely Fades Away By the time Jerry Jeff Walker performed “Long, Long Time” at Gruene Hall in…
Guy Clark & Verlon Thompson – Dublin Blues – at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival 2011
A Song For The Lonely Traveler, Carrying Regret, Love, And The Kind Of Memories That Never Truly Leave When Guy Clark stepped onto the stage at the Edmonton Folk Music…
The Shadows – Apache
Oldies Songs A Guitar Instrumental That Rode Across the World Like a Dusty Western Dream Long before music videos, digital effects, or stadium-sized rock spectacles, one instrumental recording managed to paint entire…
David Cassidy… ‘Tomorrow’ Rare Original
A gentle promise wrapped in melody — “Tomorrow” by David Cassidy was never one of his loudest hits, yet it remains one of the warmest and most quietly heartfelt recordings…
Cotton Jenny – Gordon Lightfoot
A Gentle Side of Gordon Lightfoot Shines Through in “Cotton Jenny” Few artists have left a mark on Canadian music as deep and enduring as Gordon Lightfoot. Across decades, his…
Gordon Lightfoot on how he writes a song
A Songwriter Who Listened to Rivers, Silence, and the Weight of Human Memory For Gordon Lightfoot, writing a song was never about chasing trends, radio formulas, or fashionable sounds. It…
Johnny Cash & Emmylou Harris – Where the Soul of Man Never Dies
A Hymn Of Hope And Reunion, Sung By Two Voices That Carried Faith, Comfort, And Quiet Strength Into Countless Homes In 1981, during the television special “Johnny Cash and the…
Mud – L’L’ Lucy (Live in Germany 1975)
Mud’s “L L Lucy” Captures the Energy of Glam Rock in 1975 German Television Appearance A performance of “L L Lucy” by the British group Mud remains a vivid reminder…
Eddy Raven – I Got Mexico
A Sunlit Escape Song Hiding the Lonely Truth That Heartbreak Always Follows Us When Eddy Raven released “I Got Mexico” in January 1984, it sounded like freedom. The rhythm moved…