Linda Ronstadt – Am I Blue
Classic Oldies “Am I Blue” is loneliness given perfect manners—Linda Ronstadt singing heartbreak as if it’s dressed for evening, but trembling underneath the satin. Linda Ronstadt recorded “Am I Blue?” for her…
Alan Jackson – I’ll Try
The Quiet Strength of Commitment in a World of Imperfect Love When Alan Jackson released “I’ll Try” in late 1995, it found a tender home on his compilation album The…
Bee Gees – Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You
A Hymn from the Shadows: The Bee Gees’ Early Descent into the Sacred and the Strange When the Bee Gees released “Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You” on…
Bee Gees – Reaching Out
A soft cry for connection, “Reaching Out” unfolds like a lonely sunrise—gentle, trembling, full of the hope that someone, somewhere, will hear the heart calling. There is a quiet, unassuming…
Alan Jackson – Mercury Blues
A Rollicking Ode to Chrome, Asphalt, and the American Spirit of Motion When Alan Jackson released “Mercury Blues” as a single from his 1993 album A Lot About Livin’ (And…
Linda Ronstadt – Tú Sólo Tú
“Tú Sólo Tú” is a ranchera sigh turned into a vow—love narrowed to a single point, where devotion feels fated, and heartache feels inevitable. If Linda Ronstadt ever sounded like…
Alan Jackson – Here in the Real World
A Tender Reckoning Between Dream and Disappointment When Alan Jackson released “Here in the Real World” in January 1990, the song became the cornerstone of his debut album of the…
Bee Gees – Turn of the Century
A Gentle Dawn of Rebirth and Reflection, Where Innocence Meets the First Light of Artistic Destiny When “Turn of the Century” opened the Bee Gees’ 1967 international debut album, Bee…
Linda Ronstadt – Love Me Tender
“Love Me Tender” is tenderness as refuge—Linda Ronstadt turning a famous lullaby into a quiet place to rest, where love is asked for gently because the world outside is loud…
Bee Gees – In My Own Time
Finding the courage to move at your own pace — “In My Own Time” Every great artist begins with a quiet rebellion. For The Bee Gees, that rebellion came not…