Title track from the 1987 album. Written by Mac McAnally at age 16.
It's become hard as hell to find this single mp3 &/or album any more.

From Karla's self titled, gold certified, first album - 1977. I've always absolutely loved this song dating back to the time I woke one school day morning as a teen, hearing this for the very first time on my clock radio - the very same way I discovered Nicks & Buckingham had recorded a duo album pre-dating Fleetwood Mac & was actually what Mick Fleetwood heard at Sunset Studios for the first time while looking for new band members as Bob Welch had just left the band. They were using Nicks & Buckingham to test some new speakers. Frozen Love is what we both heard and both of us HAD to find out who it was - performing that incredible, new, music !! (It wasn't new at all. Just undiscovered.) And still available - but on vinyl only. Karla's perfect lyrics & the way she sings them just add to the overall beauty of this song.
Not to mention - the late Kenny Edwards guitar work is totally amazing.

From her 2007 second studio album/major-label debut "Little Voice"
Just simply beautiful. The song and her piano performance perfectly complement her vocals.

This is a perfect, ass kickin' rock song in every way. Jimmie Vaughans tremolo & staccato guitar work, Kim Wilson's perfectly timed vocals, Fran Christinas amazing & totally - in the pocket - drums w/ Preston Hubbards bass playing as well as the whole band singing backup created a masterpiece that deserves a No. 1 status, but sadly; this was their one & only Top 40 hit - peaking at No. 10 on Billboards Hot 100.

This song represents a fond memory of a bygone moment in time when things were'nt so complicated. Remember those days when dancing really did mean everything ?

In a 1989 BBC radio interview, Mellencamp said: "Cherry Bomb is just a name of a club that I made up. The real name of the club was The Last Exit - The Last Exit Teen Club actually was the name of the place.
It was a place that we went as kids. The whole world seemed to exist there."

Another beautiful masterpiece. Faith uses her breathe to control her vocals unlike any other singer and it's quite evident when you hear Paris.
Did you know Faith was adopted as an infant ?
Her 1993 debut album, Take Me as I Am, featured her breakout hit, "Wild One." and with that one hit song she became the first female country singer in 30 years to claim the top spot on the Billboard country chart for four consecutive weeks when "Wild One" went to #1.

This song & "Make Me Believe" are two songs on this album that kick it up a notch into guitar & drum driven - rockin' country and sooo much fun to play guitar along with like I do.
Love's The Only House also has a rockin' drum beat and a sweet little guitar pickin' melody. I was really hoping that Martina was going to take a more rockin' approach to her music when I heard this album but, sadly, she did not. - cf / Feb 2020

This is Wynonna's second studio album which produced five top ten hits on the Billboard country music charts, including this title cut - written by Karla Bonoff.
Karla released the original version on her self titled - debut album (above) but, to me; there is no comparison between Karla's original and Wynonna's rockin' version. - cf / Feb 2020

They say between Jo Dee's last album & this one, Nashville decided to perfect her vocals using electronic equipment. I've listened to this song many times & have never noticed anything odd or irregular. I thought it was flawless, & beauiful.
I'll keep on believin' this is 100% Jo Dee - no matter what they say.

Incredible and totally bad ass.

Little Feat's eighth studio album, & with new members.
The guitar work on this title cut is unreal.

This song, to me, represents the peak of Keith Urban's artistry...so far. I consider this song to be about as close as one can get to perfection. Sweet, emotional vocals, amazing guitar that compliments every lyric , and a song that tells a melancholy tale of young heartbreak. The intro carnival sounds set the all-too familiar mood & stirs the soul before the song even begins. Everything within this song has been added in "just the right amount" of equal measure, and it tells such a beautiful, & bittersweet story that we all may have experienced - perhaps before we were old enough to drive, on family vacation...
- cf / Feb 2020

This is album #4 and the 1'st w/ Blind Pig & Producer Tom Hambridge.
I reviewed this album for the Blues Society of Tulsa & was hooked when track one began playing. Awesome! And by far a step up in performance & song choice from anything they have done so far. And after hearing the album that followed this one I must say "This may very well be their crowning achievement"
- cf / Feb 2020 

Every Night's a Saturday Night is the fifth studio album by American country music artist Lee Roy Parnell. It was released via Career Records, a sister label of Arista Nashville - 1997.
This song is on that album & was originally written & performed by Merle Haggard & The Strangers - 1974

My favorite Terry Quiett Band song from the album
with one of the most clever jackets I've ever seen.
I first met my friends from Wichita when they would
drop by Lori's Par-T Lounge and play a set or two.
They were and ARE - amazing !! Catch their next
concert if you can & I promise you will be more
than pleased, and your ears will love you !! Tell
the lads that Curt of CurtsList.Com sent you !!

This was Sons of the Desert's 2nd & final album.
Sons of the Desert was an American country music band founded in 1989 in Waco, Texas. Its most famous lineup consisted of brothers Drew Womack and Tim Womack, along with Scott Saunders, Doug Virden, and Brian Westrum. That's Keith Urban playing Banjo on the song "Ride" - Album track 11

You can't find The Eagles anywhere on YouTube
because the Eagles won't allow it, I guess, so
when I want to hear a few of my favorite Eagles
songs, post them &/or share them - I know right
where I can find-em now & without any hassle. 

See Life In The Fast Lane for details.

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See Life In The Fast Lane for details.

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