10/1/2023 These listed are the song’s composers. Davis, also a musician, provided strong lyrics, and has written many popular songs. Ellis-Bextor and Spiller also performed the song, which charted very well internationally.
9/30/2023 This man has a vision, and in his own words, "of what the world could become, and what needs to be done to get it there." Should we start listening to him now? No brainer!!
9/29/2023 One of the more experimental musicians of our time, who just does his thing and really doesn’t care what people think. APPLAUSE!! This song is most likely about Jim Morrison, who called himself the lizard.
9/28/2023 Young composed this song in 1964, releasing it in 1977. He was partially inspired by a speech from Joni Mitchell when they were touring together. Young wrote 126 verses for the song, and had to decide on four. Sounds like a brain rattling experience.
9/27/2023 This is the British pop band’s debut single. It did fairly well on the charts, and even better with downloads. The group’s origin is the UK, but formed in Indiana, hence The Hoosiers.
9/26/2023 This 1976 folk rock song made it to two charts in Canada, and five in the US. On the Billboard Easy Listening chart, the song went to #1.
9/25/2023 One that he is famous for. He left us in 2020 along with the composer of this song.
9/24/2023 This song seems to have been recorded in 1999, is not a released single, and is not really on any album that we can find. Enjoy!!!
9/23/2023 This is a New Zealand psychedelic rock band that formed in 2009. They have released five studio albums, 21 singles, and other works. They have also won a few awards. The three current members are multi instrumentalists.
9/22/2023 Lots of genres here, but we will go with experimental rock, which about sums up everything else. The group came out of Ayrshire, Scotland in 1995. They are extremely popular overseas, and have many albums in the top 10.
9/21/2023 This song first was heard by fans in 1971 during a live concert at the University of Minnesota. The song was actually never recorded in a studio, and was written by Robert Hunter, while spending time in Spain. His inspiration is not exactly clear, but could have to do with a 1940s radio show called Tennessee Jed that aired from a West Virginia radio station. Hunter would have been between 4-6 years old.
9/20/2023 A cozy song about Edisto Island, which is located just off the coast of southern South Carolina. Lots of locals are featured in the video. Not much on the web about Rhett Moody.
9/19/2023 This song was inspired by bad girls, and a song by Horace Silver called, “Filthy McNasty.” Enjoy!!
9/18/2023 This psychedelic rock tune was made a bit more popular by Nazareth in 1975, reaching #14 on the UK Singles Chart. The song was originally composed and released by British musical group, Tomorrow in 1967.
9/17/2023 This actor, singer, and composer is still with us at 86. He did just as much with acting as with music, starring in 15 films.
9/16/2023 From the Los Angeles rock band’s third studio album, “Strays.” Enjoy!!
9/15/2023 From the alternative rock group’s third album, “Welcome Interstate Managers,” released in 2003. Ten years after this, the band stopped playing together, due to Adam Schlesinger’s death. They reunited in 2020 for one show as a tribute to Schlesinger, a victim of Covid, and to raise money for the New Jersey pandemic relief fund. During the show, multi instrumentalist, Sharon Van Etten took Schlesinger‘s place on bass guitar.
9/14/2023 This is the title track from the album of the same name released posthumously in 2010. Hendrix began the recordings back in 1969, and the content is his most wanted by fans. Valleys of Neptune and “Bleeding Heart” (Elmore James) are the two singles released from the album. Hendrix’s inspiration to compose the title track came from the writings of Edgar Cayce, an American clairvoyant who believed he knew where the lost city of Atlantis could be found.
9/13/2023 This 1947 song, originally titled “Good Rockin’ Tonight,” was first written and released by singer Roy Brown. This version was released in 1984 and is one of the five songs on the only material that the Honeydrippers ever released during their five year stint. The vocals are Robert Plant, and you’ll find a host of studio musicians, including Jimmy page, Jeff, Beck, Paul Shaffer (remember him from the Tonight Show with David Letterman), and many more.
9/12/2023 This toe-tapping single was released from the 1988 album, “Homesick Heroes.” It charted in the US and Canada at #10.