Bee Gees – Lamplight
A Solitary Glow in the Shadows of Fame When “Lamplight” flickered into public view in 1969, it was something of a hidden treasure within the Bee Gees’ luminous catalogue. Featured…
A Solitary Glow in the Shadows of Fame When “Lamplight” flickered into public view in 1969, it was something of a hidden treasure within the Bee Gees’ luminous catalogue. Featured…
A Sunlit Ode to Devotion in Pop’s Golden Age Released in 1972 on the album Shopping Bag, “Every Little Bit O’ You” by The Partridge Family captures a moment when…
A Testament to Enduring Desire and the Unforgiving Passage of Time When Alan Jackson released “I’ll Go On Loving You” in 1998 as the lead single from his album High…
A Promise of Resilience in the Face of Heartbreak When Billy Ray Cyrus released “You Won’t Be Lonely Now” in 2000 as the lead single from his album Southern Rain,…
A Shadowed Jewel of Devotion and Disillusion—A Forgotten Gem in the Bee Gees’ Early Crown When “Black Diamond” emerged in 1969 as part of the Bee Gees’ double album Odessa,…
A bright little heartbeat from the very beginning, where young love, Latin swing and the first sparks of Creedence all meet in one word: “Bonita” Before the world knew Creedence…
The Quiet Ache of Pop Innocence and the Bittersweet Echo of Goodbye When The Partridge Family released “I’ll Never Get Over You” in 1973, it arrived as part of the…
A tender promise wrapped in patience, where hope waits quietly for the heart to catch up There is a soft, wistful shimmer inside “There’ll Come A Time” by The Partridge…
A young man’s private refuge, where closing his eyes becomes the only way to hold on to love, hope and a self he doesn’t quite understand yet In the great…
A country-hearted stroll back into first love, youth and sunlight, seen again through older eyes and a weathered voice When Billy Ray Cyrus sings “Brown Eyed Girl”, you can almost…