American Dream Album: American Dream (1988)
by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Time Travel and 88s
In 1970, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young released the incendiary single "Ohio," written by Neil Young in the aftermath of the Kent State shootings. The quartet didn't release another...See more
Baby Blue Album: Straight Up (1971)
by Badfinger
The "Dixie" addressed in the song's lyrics was a real person, a singer named Dixie Armstrong, who was a former girlfriend of singer/songwriter Pete Ham. The song is about a guy who keeps his girl (his "baby blue") waiting too long...See more
Radar Love Album: Moontan (1973)
Twightlight Zone Album: Cut (1983)
by Golden Earring
the bit at the beginning makes the total time eleventy eleven.
Before you could send a text message or call someone in their car, there was no way to communicate to a driver - unless you had a...See more
The Diary Of Jane Album: Phobia (2006)
I Will Not Bow Album: Dear Agony (2009)
by Breaking Benjamin
The band did three versions of The Diary Of Jane. The first version is pretty much the song as you probably know it. The second version is exactly the same, only the ending note...See more
Amber
Beautiful Disaster Album: Transistor (1997)
311
Every other year, 311 celebrate "311 day" – March 11 – with a massive concert where they play an extra long set for their fans. For instance, in 2010, 311 played 60 songs from their catalogue at the Mandalay Bay Event Centre...See more
Waymore Blues
The Highwayman
Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way
Ive Always Been Crazy
by Waylon Jennings
My Uncle, Col. R.M. Jones Jr 82nd Airborne Ret. favorite back in the 1980's He was in this Division in Vietnam. My father a Marine Aviator.
The Americal Division was an...See more
Seven Bridges Road Album: Eagles Live (1980)
by Eagles
The "Seven Bridges Road" is Woodley Road in Montgomery, Alabama. This song describes the emotions the singer feels as he travels the road, which does have seven bridges and moss covered trees.
This was written and...See more
"Never Been to Spain" is a song written by Hoyt Axton, originally released on his 1971 LP Joy to the World and later that year performed by Three Dog Night, with Cory Wells on lead vocal. It was featured on their 1971 album Harmony. The recording was produced by Richard...See more
