Chris Stapleton – Second One To Know
About the song Chris Stapleton’s “Second One To Know”: A Raw, Blues-Infused Testament to Frustration and Resignation Chris Stapleton, a figure who has masterfully blended the raw intensity of blues…
Tina Turner – Missing You
About the song Few artists have the ability to infuse raw emotion into a song quite like Tina Turner, and her 1996 rendition of “Missing You” is a perfect example…
Trace Adkins – Ain’t That Kind of Cowboy
About the song Trace Adkins’ “Ain’t That Kind of Cowboy”: A Bastion of Traditionalism in a Changing Landscape Trace Adkins, a figure synonymous with unwavering traditionalism in the contemporary country…
Tina Turner – What’s Love Got to Do With It
About the song Few songs in pop history carry the same level of empowerment, reinvention, and sheer vocal brilliance as Tina Turner’s “What’s Love Got to Do with It.” Released…
Bay City Rollers – Please Stay
About the song Bay City Rollers may be best remembered for their high-energy, teen-idol anthems, but “Please Stay” reveals a softer, more heartfelt side of the band. Featured on their…
Tina Turner – Let’s Stay Together
About the song “Let’s Stay Together” is a remarkable entry in Tina Turner’s extensive catalog, a song that not only showcased her versatility but also marked a critical turning point…
Tina Turner – What You Get is What You See
About the song Released in 1986 as part of Tina Turner’s multi-platinum album Break Every Rule, “What You Get Is What You See” is a vibrant, guitar-driven anthem that showcases…
Bay City Rollers – You’re a Woman
About the song “You’re a Woman” by Bay City Rollers is a lesser-known gem from the Scottish pop-rock band that took the 1970s by storm. While they are best remembered…
Chris Stapleton – Arkansas
About the song “Arkansas” by Chris Stapleton: A Raw and Rockin’ Tribute When you think of Chris Stapleton, you think of a man with a voice that can move mountains…
Tina Turner – We Don’t Need Another Hero
About the song Released in 1985, “We Don’t Need Another Hero” stands as one of Tina Turner’s most powerful and cinematic songs. Written by Terry Britten and Graham Lyle, the…