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steven_stuart 06:06 pm UTC 05/15/09 |
| In reply to: | re: Is Jim The Greatest Power Ballad Writer? - daveake 05:56 pm UTC 05/13/09 |
| > > He was singing Rock And Roll Dreams himself > > You're sure about that, are you? I'm not sure because I didn't buy the album. But the credits on the back of the CD said: "Rock And Roll Dreams- Jim Steinman." Also, I was listening to Terry Wogan on Radio 2 last year and he played Rock And Roll Dreams and said: "That was Jim Steinman's Rock And Roll Dreams." Although both the CD credit and Terry Wogan's credit do not necessarily mean that Jim was singing but the other Jim songs on the CD were not credited to Jim and when Terry (who is a big BOOH fan) plays a Meat-Jim song, he says something like: "That was Meat Loaf's Bat Out Of Hell." If you tell me that Jim never sings, then I will believe you. Meat Loaf's book claimed that he does sometimes sing and that he is a great singing coach (I understand that is not the same thing as being a great singer). | |
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