If you the threw into a music blender The Byrds – I’ll Feel a Whole Lot Better and a sped up melodic instrumental version of Don William’s – I Believe in You then Should I Wait by the Raspberries might…
If you the threw into a music blender The Byrds – I’ll Feel a Whole Lot Better and a sped up melodic instrumental version of Don William’s – I Believe in You then Should I Wait by the Raspberries might…
“The song came to me complete, full in the eyes like I’d been traveling on the garden pathway of the sun and just found it. It was illuminated. I’d seen a shooting star from the backyard of our house, or…
Shipyard Town is the third song to be presented here from Scottish singer songwriter Gerry Rafferty after his highly acclaimed 70’s hits Baker Street and Right Down the Line. He was a founding member of Stealers Wheel, whose biggest hit was…
My first listen of Shine on You Crazy Diamond remains one of my most cherished memories of my adolescence. There was a voracious and charismatic Danish exchange student at my high school called Hans who put a whole group of…
She’s The One is one of the most emotionally charged and fervent rock songs I recall hearing and that’s why I rate it so highly on Bruce’s historic break-out record Born to Run. It often goes under the radar against…
She’s My Baby is another rollicking fun song from the super group The Traveling Wilburys. It’s the 11th song from the group to be presented here so far, so you could say I’m a fan putting it mildly. Most of…
In the late 1980s, Roy Orbison experienced a career resurgence with a string of solo hits, further cemented by his unforgettable contribution to the supergroup, The Traveling Wilburys. One such stand – out single is today’s featured track She’s a…
When I hear this version, I am in a canoe in a river in the East Part of USA, ca 1770, paddling to meet my sweet Indian princess.– Anon Even a Dylan album Rolling Stone labelled as his worst has…
Me Voy (English: I’m Leaving) is the second song to be presented here from American-born Mexican singer Julieta Venegas after her first entry Limón y Sal (Lemon and Salt). It was the first single from her album Limón y Sal…
Shelter From The Storm is the fourth song to be presented here from one of Bob Dylan’s most highly regarded albums Blood on the Tracks. I also mentioned it recently in my post about Bruce Springsteen’s Secret Garden because both…