Linda Ronstadt – Are My Thoughts With You?
Classic Oldies A quiet prayer set to Nashville air—Ronstadt asks a tender question and lets the room breathe The grace of “Are My Thoughts With You?” is how simply it enters and…
John Fogerty – Natural Thing
Desire set to a porch-swing groove—Fogerty turns everyday attraction into a small catechism of human nature The gently insistent “Natural Thing” sits in the back half of John Fogerty’s 2007…
Shaun Cassidy – Morning Girl
A Gentle Farewell to Innocence, Draped in Morning Light Shaun Cassidy‘s 1976 rendition of “Morning Girl”, featured on his debut self-titled album Shaun Cassidy, arrived at a moment when teen…
Linda Ronstadt – Lovesick Blues
A yodel of longing reborn in Nashville—youthful nerve meeting an old song’s timeless ache When Linda Ronstadt opened Silk Purse (1970) with “Lovesick Blues,” she did something beautifully audacious: she…
Linda Ronstadt – Will You Love me Tomorrow?
A young woman’s brave question, sung with prairie steel and late-night tenderness “Will You Love Me Tomorrow?” found Linda Ronstadt at the threshold—fresh out of the Stone Poneys, stepping into…
John Fogerty – Searchlight
A Defiant Cry Against the Darkness, Lit by One Man’s Unyielding Spirit Released in 1985 as part of John Fogerty’s triumphant solo album Centerfield, “Searchlight” was never issued as a…
John Fogerty – Vanz Kant Danz
A Defiant Groove Against Betrayal and Corporate Corruption Released in 1985 as part of John Fogerty’s long-awaited solo comeback album Centerfield, “Vanz Kant Danz” arrived not merely as a funk-infused…
Shaun Cassidy – Heaven In Your Eyes
A fleeting glimpse of eternal longing, captured in the shimmer of a pop ballad. Released during a transitional moment in the late 1970s, Shaun Cassidy’s “Heaven In Your Eyes” finds…
Shaun Cassidy – Do You Believe in Magic
A Teenage Dream Coated in Pop Gloss, Longing to Reignite the Innocence of Belief When Shaun Cassidy released his version of “Do You Believe in Magic” in 1978, the song…
Steely Dan – Dirty Work
A Lament for the Compromised Heart in a World of Casual Betrayals When Steely Dan released “Dirty Work” as part of their 1972 debut album, Can’t Buy a Thrill, they…