Golden Oldies – Page 3 – Country Music

He sang “Misty” like it was the first time… and the last. Sunday night, Johnny Mathis didn’t just perform—he made time stand still. At 88, on his final stage, the man whose voice defined generations sang with the kind of grace that only decades of love can give. When he reached that final note, it wasn’t just an ending. It was a thank you, a goodbye, and a promise that the music would never fade.

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Introduction Sunday night at bergenPAC felt like stepping into a living history book. Johnny Mathis—whose career began in 1955—took the…

SAD NEWS: After 70 Years, Johnny Mathis’ Surprising Goodbye

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Introduction I was moved to hear Johnny Mathis, at 89, open his heart about stepping away from the stage—a decision…

Cilla Black funeral: Fans and stars say farewell in Liverpool

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The city of Liverpool came together in love and remembrance as hundreds of fans, close friends, and fellow stars gathered…

Johnny Mathis, at nearly 90, sits alone with his piano and sings “My Foolish Heart” as if whispering a secret to an old friend—each phrase brimming with memories of love won and lost, drawing us into that fragile moment when hope and regret collide, and reminding us that some songs touch the soul no matter how many years pass.

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Introduction Johnny Mathis’s rendition of “My Foolish Heart,” uploaded three months ago, reminds us that true artistry transcends age and…

When Johnny Mathis sang his final note, it wasn’t just the end of a concert—it was the closing chapter of an era. With nothing but a spotlight and that golden voice, he gave us one last gift: a goodbye so raw, so elegant, it felt like time paused. No gimmicks. Just truth, legacy, and a sound that will echo forever.

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Introduction In a moment both tender and profound, Johnny Mathis stepped into the spotlight one final time—his presence commanding not…

When Barry Gibb took the stage with his niece Samantha, something rare happened—time stood still. As they sang “How Can You Mend a Broken Heart,” Samantha poured her soul into a tribute for her late father, Maurice. No words were needed. Just voices, love, and a room so quiet you could feel every note land on the heart.

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Introduction The Gibb family has long been a pillar of musical excellence, with the Bee Gees—Barry, Robin, and Maurice—dominating the…

Petula Clark’s velvet refrain on “This Is My Song,” penned by Charlie Chaplin in 1966 and released in February 1967, washes over you like a gentle tide of longing, carrying an unspoken promise that some melodies are born to heal the heart; as her warm tone and sweeping orchestration unfold in those three minutes and sixteen seconds, you’re drawn into a hushed parlour where every note feels like a whispered revelation, and for a fleeting moment, time itself seems to pause.

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“Scroll down to the end of the article to listen to music.” Introduction “This Is My Song” is a popular…

Bruce Springsteen paused his concert to speak his truth. Taylor Swift showed up unannounced. Together, they dropped a powerful new song—and a message that shook the world. The crowd was stunned. A single sentence on the screen said it all: “You know what this is about. So do they.” Now, the Musicians Union is standing behind them, and a secret EP might be on the way…

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Introduction Amid a climate of cultural tension and growing uncertainty in the U.S., two of America’s most influential voices chose…

Cilla Black’s Son Opens Up About the Overwhelming Fear She Faced Before Her Unexpected Passing

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Introduction Cilla Black, beloved television host and music icon, passed away unexpectedly at the age of 72 in 2015 after…

“In this world, there isn’t as much humanity as one would like, but there’s enough.” Let’s pray – On his latest tour, Land of Hope and Dreams, Bruce Springsteen did the unexpected — amid cheers, after a series of classic hits, he paused. Not to rest, but to share. About the recent days, about the critics who called him a “traitor,” about America being divided and heartbroken. And then, he sang Land of Hope and Dreams, not just as a song, but as a prayer — for hope, for unity, for the souls who still believe in goodness. In that moment, the entire stadium seemed to fall silent — leaving only one man and the heart of a nation singing

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Introduction Last night in Manchester, England, Bruce Springsteen and the legendary E Street Band launched their Land of Hope &…

For the first time since 1970, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr are bringing The Beatles back to the U.S. stage. For millions who grew up with their music, this is more than a concert

Ricky Van Shelton – Life Turned Her That Way

“A Certain Smile”—a song that once earned an Oscar nod—became a standing ovation nearly 70 years later. On January 25, 2025, at The Show in Rancho Mirage, Johnny Mathis, then 89, delivered this classic with such warmth that the audience rose mid-performance, moved by his enduring grace. His gentle vibrato and heartfelt delivery reminded everyone why he’s been called “the velvet voice” for decades. In that intimate venue, under soft lights, Mathis didn’t just sing; he connected, turning a timeless tune into a shared, unforgettable moment.

“You look tired, love…” That tender line wasn’t just a lyric—it was Paul McCartney’s real-time observation of Cilla Black during a grueling rehearsal. In 1967, when asked to write a theme for Cilla’s new BBC show, McCartney composed “Step Inside Love” as a warm invitation to viewers. The song, later released as a single in 1968, became a top 10 UK hit and a defining moment in Cilla’s career. Its gentle bossa nova rhythm and heartfelt lyrics offered solace and connection, embodying the essence of hospitality and affection. Discover the story behind this timeless classic and how a simple phrase captured the nation’s heart.