John Lennon's "Watching the Wheels" is a reflective ballad that offers a glimpse into the life of a father. Conceived during a time when Lennon was embracing his role as a parent, the song captures the simple joys and introspective moments that come with domesticity. As the title suggests, the lyrics revolve around the idea of life's continuous cycle, symbolized by the ever-turning wheels of time.

Stepping out of my comfort zone to talk about a song that was not part of my youth. But if this song doesn't move you physically and emotionally, check your pulse, for you may be dead.

While I may not list it in my Top Five Favorite Songs, this song probably holds the record for the song I've listened to the most. This has been part of my personal soundtrack since its release.

It's sung at midnight every New Year, what does the song mean and why do we reserve it for one time a year?

A song from a heavy metal concept album becomes a huge holiday hit. And all it took was the band to change its name.

"Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" by Darlene Love is one of the greatest Christmas songs. But it took many years for the world to realize how amazing the song is.

Here is the first of four tunes as part of my attempt to share the holiday spirit throughout December.

Nothing says "Thanksgiving" better than an eighteen-and-a-half-minute Vietnam protest song that is mostly dialogue. It's a classic!