Hank Williams Jr. – A Country Boy Can Survive
The air was thick, not with Nashville humidity, but with the clatter of a late-night diner in a small town…
David Allan Coe – You Never Even Called Me by My Name (1975)
The air was thick with smoke and cheap whiskey, the jukebox lights casting sickly blues and reds across the worn…
Waylon Jennings & Willie Nelson – Mammas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys
The road stretches out, black and endless, under a dome of indifferent stars. You’re driving late, well past midnight, the…
It’s Sad to Belong – England Dan and John Ford Coley
The tape hiss always tells a story. In the mid-1970s, as the volume wars of rock began to escalate, a…
The Monkees “Hey Hey We´re The Monkees”
The air in the living room was thick with the scent of microwaved popcorn and the faint, dusty warmth radiating…
Distant Shores – Chad & Jeremy
The light was always soft around Chad & Jeremy. It wasn’t the harsh, blinding glare of Beatlemania, nor the moody,…
My Babe – Righteous Brothers
The dust motes dance in the late afternoon sun, catching the light as they drift over the turntable. The needle…
Early One Morning – Roger Whittaker
The sound is not one of a roaring stadium, nor of a tape reel spooling in a smoky, bohemian club.…
Ring Dang Doo Sam the Sham Pharaohs
It was a late, humid summer night, the kind where the air conditioning unit whined louder than the radio. The…
I Got A Line On You – Spirit
The year is 1968. The Summer of Love’s golden veneer has begun to flake, giving way to a more electrified,…