John Denver Sings Praises of Colorado’s Natural Splendor in “Rocky Mountain High”
When John Denver penned the lyrics to “Rocky Mountain High” in 1972, he created more than just a song – it became an ode to the unparalleled natural beauty of…
When John Denver penned the lyrics to “Rocky Mountain High” in 1972, he created more than just a song – it became an ode to the unparalleled natural beauty of…
When John Denver penned the gentle folk tune “Annie’s Song” in 1973, he crafted more than just a love song – it became a musical ode to his wife Annie…
With his 1961 single “Town Without Pity,” singer-songwriter Gene Pitney tackled a grim subject rarely confronted in popular music at the time – the death penalty. Over somber strings orchestrated…
On his breakthrough 1963 single “Twenty Four Hours from Tulsa,” Gene Pitney crafted not just a song but an evocative travelogue of the lonesome American highway. Over a sparse yet…
On his 1971 album “Elvis Sings The Wonderful World of Christmas,” Elvis Presley included the standout track “I Really Don’t Want To Know,” a somber breakup song that showed another…
At a career crossroads in the late 1960s, Elvis Presley showed his artistry knew no bounds on his haunting rendition of “There Goes My Everything.” Released as a single in…
Still exploring creative avenues in the early 1970s, Elvis Presley delivered one of his grittiest pure country performances on the Felice and Boudleaux Bryant penned track “It’s Your Baby, You…
On their 1959 album “We Sing Your Requests,” the legendary Lennon Sisters turned in one of their most affecting performances with the wistful ballad “Among My Souvenirs.” Over a sparse…
On their landmark 1977 album “Rumours,” Fleetwood Mac included the anthemic “Don’t Stop,” with lyrics that urged listeners to push through life’s troubles with courage and optimism. With Christine McVie’s…
Introduction: The Shirelles’ “Mama Said” is a timeless Motown classic that has touched the hearts of listeners for generations. Released in 1961, this soulful and heartfelt song captures the essence…