Neil Diamond – Acapulco
Classic Oldies “Acapulco” is Neil Diamond letting the soul slip its leash—an imagined shoreline where desire feels simple, and the heart pretends (for 2 minutes and change) that it can start over.…
Classic Oldies
David Cassidy – Living a Lie
“Living a Lie” is David Cassidy staring at adulthood’s quiet masks—when love turns into performance, and the hardest truth is admitting you’ve both been pretending. What makes “Living a Lie”…
David Cassidy – Message To The World
A Call for Empathy in an Age of Isolation When David Cassidy released “Message To The World” in 1990 on his album Didn’t You Used to Be?, it marked not…
Bee Gees – Haunted House
“Haunted House” is the Bee Gees turning heartbreak into architecture—a place you still live in after love has moved out, where every room remembers. The clearest way to place “Haunted…
Neil Diamond – Crunchy Granola Suite (Live At The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, 1972)
A Raw Anthem to Renewal and the Electric Pulse of the Seventies When Neil Diamond released “Crunchy Granola Suite (Live At The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, 1972)”, it captured a…
Bee Gees – Saw A New Morning
A Dawn of Renewal: The Bee Gees’ Quiet Rebirth Amid Shifting Tides of Pop When the Bee Gees released “Saw A New Morning” in 1973, it opened their album Life…
David Cassidy – Rosa’s Cantina
“Rosa’s Cantina” is David Cassidy slipping out of the spotlight and into a dusty backroom of laughter—where hard days end, the bottle opens, and the night politely refuses to take…
Bee Gees – Kiss Of Life
Redemption in the Glow of Love Lost and Found When “Kiss of Life” emerged from the 1993 album Size Isn’t Everything, it carried the weight of decades—both musically and emotionally—for…
Neil Diamond – Dig In
“Dig In” is Neil Diamond at his most earthy and immediate—less a polished postcard than a shouted promise from the road: hold on, I’m coming back to you. The most…
David Cassidy – The Story of Rock and Roll
“The Story of Rock and Roll” is David Cassidy stepping out of the teen-idol spotlight and into the long shadow of musical history—asking, almost softly, where he fits when the…