JOEY by CONCRETE BLONDE. Story by Samantha Siech.
As a kid I didn’t know that some songs hold the things adults never say out loud.
JOKERMAN by BOB DYLAN Story by Scott Howey
I had better things to do than to listen to another song identified by my music-obsessed brother as worthy of listening to. Yet, I was polite, I was always polite. You see, I’d been through this process before.
JUMP by BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN. Story by Louise Maskell
The first band were doing their first ever gig. But all three were very experienced musicians and two of them were people I had known for years.
JUNGLELAND by BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN. Story by Louise Maskell
The sweaty band tear up the New Jersey night, Clarence in all white and a sleeveless vest. The song lights a fire within.
Just Like A Woman by Bob Dylan. Story by Vin M
What is a 14 year old boy to make of Just Like A Woman? What does he know of fog, amphetamines and pearls? What does he know of standing inside the rain, of dying there of thirst, of a long-time curse?
JUST LIKE THAT by BONNIE RAITT. Story by Luke Davies.
Every now and then there’s a song that comes along at a time in your life when you’re most ready to respond to it.