Donny Osmond’s “Who”: A Reflective Portrait of Reinvention, Memory, and Identity
A Song About More Than the Past Donny Osmond has spent much of his life in the public imagination. For…
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Donny Osmond’s “Breeze On By” Finds Beauty in the Passing of Time
A Quiet Song from a Remarkable Career Donny Osmond has spent more than five decades in the public eye, moving…
The Partridge Family’s “Summer Days”: A Warm, Underappreciated 1971 Album Gem
A Different Kind of Summer Classic Some songs announce themselves with a dramatic chorus, a powerful guitar riff, or a…
David Cassidy’s “C’mon Get Happy”: The Bright, Enduring Sound of The Partridge Family
A Song That Turned Television Into a Singalong Some songs are remembered for their chart positions, while others survive because…
Paul Revere & The Raiders’ “Just Like Me”: The Garage-Rock Spark That Still Feels Young
A Three-Minute Burst of Teenage Energy Some songs do more than survive the passage of time. They preserve a feeling.…
Mark Lindsay’s “Something”: A Tender New Chapter Beyond the Raiders
A Different Side of Mark Lindsay Mark Lindsay is best remembered as the commanding voice and unmistakable frontman of Paul…
Donny Osmond’s “Young Love”: A Tender Portrait of Youth and Nostalgia
A Song That Still Feels Young Some songs seem to belong to a particular year, while others appear to live…
The Partridge Family’s “It’s One of Those Nights (Yes Love)” Finds Romance in the Quiet Moments
A Softer Side of The Partridge Family The Partridge Family are often remembered through bright colors, unforgettable television images, and…
Mark Lindsay’s “Silver Bird”: A Melancholy Flight Through Memory, Freedom, and Change
A Quietly Powerful Song From a Time of Transition Some songs announce themselves with a thunderous chorus, a dramatic guitar…
Mark Lindsay’s “Kicks”: The 1966 Rock Anthem That Turned a Warning Into a Hit
A Song That Still Sounds Like a Challenge Some songs belong so completely to a particular era that their opening…