Cinderella live album ‘Heartbreak Station Tour Live In Detroit’ to be released on April 7th
Cinderella live album ‘Heartbreak Station Tour Live In Detroit’ to be released on April 7th
Good news for Cinderella fans as a live album entitled Heartbreak Station Tour Live In Detroit from the group’s Heartbreak Station era is about to be released on April 7, 2017.
Track List for Heartbreak Station Tour Live in Detroit:
01. The More Things Change
02. Push Push
03. Sick For The Cure
04. Make Your Own Way
05. Night Songs
06. Back Home Again
07. Somebody Save Me
08. Heartbreak Station
09. Coming Home
10. Fallin’ Apart At The Seams
11. Love’s Got Me Doin’ Time
12. Drum Solo
13. Instrumental
14. Don’t Know What You Got (Till It’s Gone)
15. Nobody’s Fool
16. Gypsy Road
17. Shake Me
18. Shelter Me
Amazon states the following about Heartbreak Station Tour Live In Detroit: “There was a time when rock concerts were as visually stimulating as they were aurally, a time of exploding pyrotechnics, gravity defying guitarists and singers who sweated blood and soul all over the spot lit stage. In those days, one band reigned as the kings of showmanship and technically precise musicianship – Cinderella. Filmed during the legendary Heartbreak Station Tour of 1991, when the boys were at the very height of their powers, this live concert features many of their greatest hits including Night Songs, Don’t Know What You Got (Till It’s Gone), Shelter Me and many more. Relive the glory days of hard rock’s fairy tale icons. Artists: Tom Keifer – vocals / guitar / keys Eric Brittingham – vocals / bass Jeff Labar – vocals / drums, Fred Coury – vocals / guitars Charles Lawrence – additional vocals / keys Gary Corbett – additional vocals / keys Jay Davidson – saxophone and backing vocals Roberta Freeman and Diane Jones – additional musicians and backing vocals.”
Sleaze Roxx stated the following in its review of Cinderella‘s Heartbreak Station: “Overall, I have viewed and still view Cinderella‘s Heartbreak Station as a disappointing album, although it is not quite as disappointing some twenty five years later as I had remembered it to be. If you compare Heartbreak Station to some of the music that is coming out today, it’s actually a decent record but when compared to Cinderella‘s prior records of Night Songs and Long Cold Winter, the album simply does not hold a candle to either one.”