David Cassidy – The John Larroquette Show
Classic Oldies David Cassidy on The John Larroquette Show is the sound of innocence colliding with reality—when a former teen idol steps into the harsh light of adulthood and refuses to look…
Classic Oldies
Linda Ronstadt – How Do I Make You
A Furious Cry of Longing Drenched in New Wave Urgency When Linda Ronstadt released “How Do I Make You” in early 1980, the song roared onto the airwaves like a…
Buck Owens – Second Fiddle
A Lonely Heart Learns to Sing in the Shadows of Another’s Spotlight When Buck Owens released “Second Fiddle” in 1959, it marked more than just his debut on the Billboard…
John Fogerty – I Can’t Help Myself
A burst of comeback joy — “I Can’t Help Myself” is John Fogerty’s shimmying, slightly restless sequel to “Centerfield,” a short, gleeful declaration that the long silence is over and…
John Denver – Goodbye Again
A Gentle Farewell to Love’s Inevitability, Whispered Through Autumn’s Last Light When John Denver released “Goodbye Again” in 1972 on his breakthrough album Rocky Mountain High, the song stood as…
John Denver – Poems, Prayers and Promises
A Gentle Reckoning with Time, Memory, and the Quiet Weight of Living Released in 1971 as the title track of John Denver’s breakthrough album, Poems, Prayers & Promises, “Poems, Prayers…
Linda Ronstadt – I Love You For Sentimental Reasons
“(I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons” is a love confession spoken softly—less a declaration of passion than a tender admission that memory can be a lifelong home There’s a special…
Linda Ronstadt – Dark End Of The Street
A whispered confession of love and longing, “Dark End of the Street” in the voice of Linda Ronstadt becomes a tender ache—an intimate hymn for hearts that remember what it…
Buck Owens – Let the Sad Times Roll On
When Heartache Becomes Habit, Even Sorrow Feels Like Home Released in 1964 as part of Buck Owens’ seminal album Together Again/My Heart Skips a Beat, the poignant “Let the Sad…
John Fogerty – Lodi
“Lodi” is a weary road-song about the moment the dream stalls—when a working musician realizes the next town isn’t glory at all, just another night, another bar, and nowhere near…