Released in 1987 as part of his Hillbilly Deluxe album, “Little Ways” became one of Dwight Yoakam’s defining hits — a deceptively upbeat tune hiding one of his most quietly…
Originally written by Jimmy Webb and immortalized by Glen Campbell, “By The Time I Get To Phoenix” has long stood as one of music’s most quietly heartbreaking breakup songs. But…
At the 1988 Grammy Awards, Tina Turner didn’t just perform — she dominated. Clad in a fitted black outfit, her signature hair blazing under stage lights, she belted out “Addicted…
Released in 1990 as part of her Foreign Affair album, “Look Me in the Heart” may not have topped charts — but it remains one of Tina Turner’s most emotionally…
In 1999, at the age of 60, when most performers had retired or faded quietly, Tina Turner came back stronger than ever with her album Twenty Four Seven. Leading the…
Released in 1968 as part of the Velvet Gloves and Spit album, “Brooklyn Roads” wasn’t a chart-topping hit — but for true Neil Diamond fans, it’s one of his most…
When Neil Diamond released “Brother Love’s Travelling Salvation Show” in 1969, it wasn’t just another hit — it was a bold, theatrical, and somewhat shocking piece of performance art. Combining…
Unlike Bob Marley’s commercial hits like “One Love” or “Could You Be Loved”, “Rastaman Live Up” is not a radio favorite. But for those who understand Marley’s deeper message, this…
DAVID CASSIDY – “I THINK I LOVE YOU”: THE RELUCTANT HIT THAT DEFINED A GENERATION In 1970, “I Think I Love You” burst onto the music scene, performed by a…
BAY CITY ROLLERS – “BYE BYE BABY”: BEHIND THE SMILE LIES A BITTER FAREWELL With its bouncy rhythm and cheerful harmony, “Bye Bye Baby” became a defining anthem for the…