Simple Minds meets Bruce Springsteen on this light and airy single from their upcoming album.
Category: Of the Day
Video of the Day: Dire Straits – The Bug
From On Every Street this deep Dire Straits cut pretty much proves that this band was incapable of putting out a bad song.
Video of the Day: Rod Stewart – One More Time
The latest song and video from Rod Stewart in advance of a new record coming out later in the year that will feature several self-penned tunes. If this one is any indication our ears are certainly perked up.
Video of the Day: Pom Pom Squad – Crimson and Clover
From their highly cool latest release, Death of a Cheerleader, this frisky version shares more DNA with the Joan Jett single than it does with the Tommy James original.
Video of the Day: Catfish and the Bottlemen – 7
Rock is the New Roll favorites Catfish and the Bottlemen work up the crowd at the 2021 Reading music festival.
Song of the Day: David Ferguson (feat. Margo Price) – Chardonnay
The new record will be out on September 3 and is called Nashville No More. In the meantime sip on this one featuring Margo Price on backing vocals.
Song of the Day: Beach Boys – Deirdre
One of the many choice cuts from the recently released Feel Flows: The Sunflower and Surf’s Up sessions. One of the deepest of deep cuts.
Video of the Day: Waxahatchee – lilacs
The fourth track from their 2020 release, Saint Cloud. An inspiring song expressing the need to take care of yourself.
Video of the Day: Viola Beach – Boys That Sing
Shortly after releasing their debut album in 2016 the band was slated to appear on the bill at a music festival in Sweden, tragically, during inclement weather the van they were traveling in broke through a barrier and plunged into a semi-frozen canal killing the entire band as well as their manager. These guys were on the verge of breaking it big.
Song of the Day: The Doobie Brothers – Oh Mexico
The Doobie Brothers are back, thankfully, without Michael McDonald, with their first proper album since 2014. If this one, “Oh Mexico,” is any indication it should be a groove laden old-school Doobies record.
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