Oldies Musics

Willie Nelson – On The Road Again

Introduction: Willie Nelson, a figure as iconic as the very American landscape he so eloquently sings about, has gifted the…

You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me – Dusty Springfield

Introduction: Dusty Springfield, a name synonymous with soulful delivery and a captivating stage presence, left an indelible mark on the…

Elvis Presley – Why Me Lord

Introduction: Elvis Presley, the undisputed King of Rock and Roll, a figure whose very name conjures images of electrifying performances…

Cliff Richard – Visions

Introduction: In the vast expanse of popular music, certain artists and songs transcend fleeting trends, etching themselves into the very…

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – Teach Your Children

Introduction: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, a quartet whose very name conjures images of a generation defined by change, idealism,…

Bee Gees – Paying The Price Of Love

Introduction: The Bee Gees, a name that conjures images of shimmering harmonies and musical innovation, have left an indelible mark…

Gene Watson – When A Man Can’t Get A Woman Off His Mind.

Introduction: Gene Watson, a stalwart of traditional country music, possesses a voice that resonates with the raw, unvarnished emotion of…

Elvis Presley – The Next Step Is Love

Introduction: Elvis Presley, a name that conjures images of raw energy, charismatic stage presence, and a voice that defined a…

Engelbert Humperdinck – To Get To You

Introduction: Engelbert Humperdinck, a name synonymous with romantic ballads and a voice that transcends generations, gifted us with a treasure…

ABBA – Mamma Mia

Introduction: ABBA, a quartet that transcended national borders and musical genres, stands as a testament to the power of pure…

HOPEFUL NEWS FROM RANDY OWEN — A MESSAGE THAT TOUCHED MILLIONS

RANDY OWEN QUIETLY BUILT AMERICA’S FIRST 100% FREE HOSPITAL FOR THE HOMELESS — “THIS IS HOW I WANT TO BE REMEMBERED.” No cameras. No speeches. No red ribbon to cut. Just doors unlocked before dawn, at 5 a.m., welcoming those with nowhere else to go. In a world that often looks away, Randy Owen chose compassion over applause, action over attention — leaving behind not a monument, but a lifeline.

On August 15, 1977 — the last complete day he would ever spend at Graceland — Elvis Presley moved through the house not as a legend, but as a father searching for calm. Fame had never loosened its grip on him, yet that day, something quieter mattered more. Everything led back to one small, steady light. Lisa Marie was his anchor. In her voice, he escaped the noise. In her smile, he forgot the sickness, the pressure, the crown he never asked to wear. With her nearby, time slowed, and the world briefly felt gentle, normal — and mercifully human.

That moment left a scar on Elvis Presley’s heart that time could never erase. On the morning of October 9, 1973, Graceland felt unnaturally still, heavier than any stage he had ever conquered. As Priscilla prepared to leave with Lisa Marie, a quiet truth settled over him with devastating force. This was not just the closing chapter of a marriage. It was the instant Elvis realized the one thing that grounded his life — his family, his child, his sense of home — was slowly slipping beyond his reach. In that silence, fame meant nothing, and the King stood alone with a loss he would carry forever.