John Denver 1969 – Leaving On A Jet Plane
The air in the studio must have been thick with the ghosts of songs already gone. October 1969. While one…
The air in the studio must have been thick with the ghosts of songs already gone. October 1969. While one…
The British Invasion, by 1968, was less an invasion and more an occupation, a permanent fixture in the cultural landscape.…
The air in the café hung still, a familiar late-afternoon lull broken only by the hiss of the espresso machine…
The tail-end of the 1960s was a study in sonic whiplash. The Beatles had fractured the pop template with the…
The London air in 1965 was electric, saturated with the raw energy of the Beat Boom. Bands were turning up…
The lights are down, but the air still hums with the residual glow of a thousand watts. You can almost…
The year is 1967, and the air is thick with patchouli and possibility. London’s studios are minting gold, yet just…
It’s 1961, and the air is thick with the promise of a new, electric future. The Shadows, led by the…
The year is 1959. Outside, London is slicked with rain, still shaking off the grey conservatism of the post-war years.…
I remember the first time I truly heard this track, not as background noise from some classic radio loop, but…