White Rabbit — Jefferson Airplane

Some songs invite you in gently. “White Rabbit” makes you stop what you’re doing and listen. That opening feels like footsteps approaching from somewhere you can’t quite see. Then Grace Slick’s voice enters, steady and commanding, and the whole thing begins its climb. There’s something...

Touch of Grey — Grateful Dead

Some songs meet you right where you are: tired, bruised, still looking for something worth smiling about. “Touch of Grey” is one of those songs. There’s a reason that line about a silver lining carrying a touch of grey stays with us. Even the good days have complications. You can be grateful...

Faithfully — Journey

There’s a different side to the rock and roll dream when the lights go down and the bus pulls out. Journey’s “Faithfully” takes us there. The open road can look like freedom from the outside. Another town, another stage, another crowd waiting to hear the songs. But somebody you love is...

Open Arms — Journey

Back in the eighties, Journey was it. Everybody had their favorites, but when the slow jams came on, the whole room seemed to agree. And “Open Arms”? That was your cue. You could spend half the night laughing with your friends, pretending you weren’t watching somebody across the room. Then...

Aerial Boundaries — Michael Hedges

For my money, Michael Hedges is truly the greatest acoustic guitarist of all time. That is a personal vote, gladly cast. Listen to “Aerial Boundaries,” and you will understand why his music inspires that kind of devotion. Some musicians make you appreciate an instrument. Hedges makes you...

Simple Man — Lynyrd Skynyrd

This one is dedicated to our veterans: the men and women who served, the families who stood beside them, and those still finding their footing after coming home. “Simple Man” carries a message that reaches beyond generations. Beneath that unmistakable guitar and heartfelt voice is a reminder...

I’m Afraid of Americans — David Bowie & Trent Reznor

Some songs invite you to relax. This one makes you look over your shoulder. David Bowie’s “I’m Afraid of Americans” turns anxiety into a groove: grinding electronics, a relentless pulse, and a vocal that sounds caught between fascination and alarm. With Trent Reznor bringing his...

Queen — “Under Pressure” | A WeRockTV Remix

One of the things we used to do at WeRockTV was create remixes that brought music, culture, and the events of the day into the same conversation. Here is another WeRockTV remix, featuring Queen’s “Under Pressure.” I hope you enjoy it. We were always big supporters of Ron Paul. That...

Rush Meets Occupy Wall Street — A WeRockTV Remix

One of the things we used to do at WeRockTV was make remixes of songs, bringing music and the events of the day into the same conversation. Here is one featuring Rush’s “Tom Sawyer” and Occupy Wall Street. I hope you enjoy it. A remix can give a familiar song a different setting and invite...

The Spirit of Radio — Rush

Some songs capture the feeling of turning on the radio and discovering exactly what you needed to hear. Rush’s “The Spirit of Radio” turns that experience into something electric. The opening guitar figure sparkles like a signal coming alive. Alex Lifeson’s guitar, Geddy Lee’s bass and...
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