Linda Ronstadt – Ooh Baby Baby
Classic Oldies A Smoky Whisper of Longing, Reimagined with Elegance and Ache When Linda Ronstadt released her interpretation of “Ooh Baby Baby” in 1978 on the Grammy-winning album Living in the USA,…
Linda Ronstadt – Carmelita
A Ballad of Desperation and Desire on the Fringes of Society First released on Linda Ronstadt’s 1977 album Simple Dreams, “Carmelita” stands as one of the most poignant and emotionally…
Buck Owens – Blue Love
A short, bittersweet snapshot — “Blue Love” is a tiny, aching country vignette that catches Buck Owens at the very beginning of his career, sounding like a memory folded into…
Buck Owens – Fallin’ for You
A small, aching confession of sudden love — “Fallin’ for You” is Buck Owens’ brief, bright vignette about the quiet shock of giving your heart away. When Buck Owens lets…
John Fogerty – A Hundred And Ten In The Shade
“A Hundred and Ten in the Shade” is John Fogerty turning Southern heat into a moral weather report—where sweat, faith, and endurance hang in the air like thunder that refuses…
John Fogerty – Summer Of Love
“Summer of Love” remembers 1967 with a wary smile—celebrating the electricity of youth while admitting how quickly ideals can blur into slogans and echoes. On October 2, 2007, John Fogerty…
David Cassidy – The John Larroquette Show
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…
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…