Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris – To Know Him Is To Love Him
Classic Oldies “To Know Him Is to Love Him” turns a simple sentence into a hush of devotion—love remembered so tenderly it feels like a prayer whispered into the groove. When Dolly…
Classic Oldies
David Cassidy – Bedtime
“Bedtime”—more accurately known as “Half Past Your Bedtime”—is David Cassidy’s small, midnight promise:a hush of tenderness that doesn’t chase the spotlight, but stays with you like a lamp left on…
David Cassidy – Touched By Lightning
When Desire Meets Destiny in a Flash of Sound and Soul When David Cassidy released “Touched By Lightning” in 1985 as part of his album Romance, the song emerged as…
Bob Seger – Against the Wind
Running with Time at Your Back: The Tender Reckoning of a Life in Motion When Bob Seger released “Against the Wind” in 1980, it emerged as both a personal reflection…
David Cassidy – The Letter
“The Letter” is heartbreak delivered without a knock—a Sunday-morning shock where one page of ink turns a shared life into silence. David Cassidy’s “The Letter” belongs to his 1985 European…
David Cassidy – Cruise to Harlem
“Cruise to Harlem” is David Cassidy dreaming past the headlights—a midnight ride toward warmth, history, and a kind of soul-music refuge he couldn’t quite find in the charts, but could…
Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris – My Dear Companion (Dolly TV Series, 1987)
“My Dear Companion” is longing made human—three voices braiding a simple Appalachian lament into a moment of shared, tender endurance. When Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, and Emmylou Harris sang “My…
Neil Diamond – Amazed And Confused
“Amazed and Confused” is Neil Diamond’s moment of romantic vertigo—a late-night confession where desire and doubt share the same breath, and you can’t tell which one will win. Neil Diamond…
David Cassidy – Take This Heart
A Fragile Plea Wrapped in Pop Perfection: Love’s Surrender at Its Most Vulnerable When David Cassidy released “Take This Heart” in 1976 as part of his album Home Is Where…
Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris – Trio Medley (Live on The Tonight Show, 1987)
A three-song hearth-glow: Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, and Emmylou Harris turning late-night television into a quiet, shared confession. If you ever want to understand why harmony singing can feel like…