The Partridge Family – Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
admin About the Song In the realm of pop music, certain songs possess a timeless quality that resonates across generations. “Breaking Up Is Hard To Do”, performed by The Partridge Family,…
Sammy Kershaw – Queen Of My Double Wide Trailer
About the Song Sammy Kershaw, a name synonymous with 90s country music, has a knack for painting vivid pictures of rural American life with his songs. His music often tells…
David Essex – Oh What A Circus
About the Song Ah, “Oh What a Circus”! This track, from the musical Gatsby, offers a completely different flavor of David Essex. While many remember him for the rock anthems…
David Essex – Rock On
About the Song Ah, “Rock On”! A true anthem of the 70s, and a track that still resonates with a certain raw energy today. When you think of David Essex,…
David Essex – Hold Me Close
About the Song In the realm of music, certain melodies possess an uncanny ability to transport us back to specific moments in our lives. They become intertwined with our memories,…
Joan Baez – Diamonds and Rust
About the Song Joan Baez. Her voice, a crystalline soprano, has been the soundtrack to social change, a beacon of hope, and a vessel for some of the most beautiful…
Ted Nugent – Free-For-All
About the Song Ted Nugent. The name itself conjures images of raw power, unbridled energy, and a take-no-prisoners approach to rock and roll. A true force of nature, Nugent has…
Sweet – Blockbuster
About the Song The early 1970s witnessed the rise of glam rock, a genre defined by its flamboyant style, catchy melodies, and a rebellious spirit. Among the bands that spearheaded…
Sweet – Wig-Wam Bam
About the Song In the annals of rock history, few genres evoke as much nostalgia and sheer fun as glam rock. With its catchy hooks, flamboyant fashion, and larger-than-life personalities,…
Chicago – Colour My World
About the Song Few songs in the history of music have captured the essence of romantic longing and timeless beauty as elegantly as Chicago’s 1970 classic, “Colour My World.” Originally…