The forgotten 1969 track Dolly Parton will never forget: “Favourite song of mine”
Songs worth fighting for.
Author: Tim Coffman
Hailing from Baltimore, Maryland, Tim Coffman has been with Far Out since 2023. He serves as the in-house Beatles fanatic and loves nothing more than shouting praises of all things music. When he’s not staking his claims in top ten lists, he’s most likely either playing guitar and trying to figure out that one lost chord no one’s stumbled on yet.
Articles by Author: Tim Coffman
The 2001 song Eric Clapton called his greatest work: “I’m proud of that”
The softer side of the blues.
The one singer Tom Petty would have joined without question: “You have to play”
No further explanation needed.
The 1960 song Jeff Lynne called the greatest in pop: “The most marvellous thing”
A voice that sends shivers.
The 1974 cover song Billy Joel absolutely despised: “cut to pieces”
The worst kind of interpretation.
The 1968 Rolling Stones song Mick Jagger wanted to retire: “I was persuaded”
Not resonating like it used to.
The one band James Hetfield always wanted to join: “I wanted to be that guy”
The most attitude he ever saw.
The 2002 song Johnny Cash wanted to be his final message: “That was great”
Reaching the end of the line.
The 1969 song Crosby, Stills and Nash couldn’t create again: “We did not beat the first”
The special kind of magic.
