Diamonds Are Forever – Shirley Bassey
The air in the room changes when that opening figure hits. It is the sound of cold, pure-cut ice, glinting…
Baby’s In Black – Beatles
The light inside the listening booth was the kind of amber that made old vinyl glow, dusting the grooves with…
Diamonds & Rust – Joan Baez
The air in the café was thick and gray, smelling of stale coffee and impending rain. It was the kind…
To Know Him Is to Love Him – Teddy Bears
The light through the Venetian blinds was the color of faded lemon, and the radio—a bulky, wood-veneer thing perched on…
The Night Has 1000 Eyes – Bobby Vee
The car radio, a faint, amber-lit dial on a late-night drive, often acts as a portal. It bypasses the glossy…
The Logical Song – Supertramp
The hiss of the radio was a familiar companion on those endless teenage drives. It was late, the highway was…
I Live For The Sun – Sunrays
It is a summer day, 1965. The air is thick with the promise of endless hours, the smell of salt…
American Girl – Tom Petty Heartbreakers
The memory is often sharpest in the dark. A cheap $home audio$ system sputtering out life on a late-night dial.…
How can I Be Sure – Young Rascals
The air was thick with something suspended—maybe dust motes in the single shaft of moonlight cutting across the den carpet,…
Monterey – Eric Burdon Animals
The air was thick and sweet with the scent of patchouli and possibility. It was 1967, and the world was…