Deborah L. Jacobs
How John Foster’s ‘I Cross My Heart’ Tribute Turns a George Strait Classic into a Summer Night You Can Feel
There is a special kind of magic when a song feels like it was made for the exact moment you ...
When Music Feels Like Friendship Showing Cher and Art Carney’s “My Blue Heaven” Was All Heart
Some performances feel like a friendly get-together, and Cher’s “My Blue Heaven” with Art Carney in 1975 was just like ...
Cher Walked Onstage in 1975 And “If You Wanna Get to Heaven” Exploded With Glam
Back in 1975, Cher delivered a stunning performance of “If You Wanna Get to Heaven” on The Cher Show. Wearing ...
The Moment Cher Stepped Forward, “Where You Lead” Became Something You Could Feel in Your Bones
Some artists reinvent themselves over and over, but Cher has a way of making every era feel like it was ...
Maurice Gibb’s Most Honest Conversation About Pain, Recovery, and Finding Himself Again In Fighting Back
Some interviews stick with you because they feel like more than just answers to questions they feel like the truth. ...
A Legend at Home: Robin Gibb’s Prebendal Tour Is Part History, Part Heartfelt Goodbye
Some moments with an artist feel like you’re stepping right into their world. With Robin Gibb, that world was equal ...
Barry Gibb’s “Greenfields” Is More Than Music It’s a Tribute to Time, Love, and Harmony
Some artists make albums. Barry Gibb makes memories you can hold onto. As the last surviving Bee Gee, he carries ...
When Randy Owen Sings, Alabama’s Music Becomes a Story You Can Feel
Some voices feel like home. Randy Owen’s is one of them whether you’ve been a fan of Alabama since the ...
When Randy Owen Sings “ROLL ON,” You Can Feel the Miles, the Waiting, and the Love Behind Every Word
Some songs don’t just get played they come alive in the moment. That’s exactly what happened in Roll On. From ...
One Stage, One Voice, and Decades of Memories Why Randy Owen’s Concert Connection Never Fades
Some voices define an era. Randy Owen’s defines a way of life. As the lead voice of Alabama, he’s carried ...