Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Down To The Line (1975) скачать видео бесплатно
A re-up from the original. I wasn't happy with the results so I re-did this. This is Bachman-Turner Overdrive's only non-LP single but the song later surfaced in various greatest hits compilations as well as in the re-issue of their 5th album, Head On. In 1975, Down To the Line, missed the Top 40 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart, peaking at #43, but did better on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100, where it got as high as #13. It did make the Top 40 on the Cash Box Top 100 chart where it peaked at #38. For the record, Head On yielded 2 charted singles; Take It Like A Man (#33, which featured Little Richard on Piano) and Lookin' Out For #1 (#65 in 1976). This driving piece of 70s rock definitely deserved a better chart fate.
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6 years назад
King Cobra
This song is a piece of shit.6 years назад
jerome3004
I met Randy 6 years ago, and asked him about this song, which I remembered and loved. Randy's version as I remember it...."We were on tour, and the record company wanted a single before the next album would be out....so I went to Fred and said, we need a single, you write a song, I'll write a song, and the best one is the A Side.......and at this time, I was getting into production, I was producing Trooper, and looking for more work...... and they say, when you are writing songs, best to not listen to other peoples' work.... and I was listening to a lot of demos. Down to the Line came out, and climbing the charts, and then came the letters from the Lawyers. Apparently parts of Down to the Line closely resembled a demo which had been submitted to randy. According to him, "Alice got the same demo tape". Can't vouch for the validity of the story, just how it was told by Randy. Whoever wrote it, the record company gave cooper and fowley co-writes when the song was finally released on cd.9 years назад
Colin Sanders
entered Cashbox Nov 22, 197510 years назад
Don Derflinger
Great job with this. Other versions have the static at the beginning. This sounds better than the original.10 years назад
alice bowie
actually kim fowley didnt co write this song,randy was sued by kim and marc anthoney who worked for alice cooper and was forced to add kim and marc to the credits due to the fact that the songs main riff is a rip off of the song escape from the alice cooper welcome to my nightmare album10 years назад
Guilherme1498
I've listened yesterday on the radio! grovy!11 years назад
menchitty11
Kim Fowley also co-wrote this as well.11 years назад
Ryan Mangin
Alice Cooper co-wrote this11 years назад
menchitty11
You're right! It was originally released as a non-LP single, but the song later surfaced in various BTO greatest hits compilations and a CD re-issue of Head On.11 years назад
Jos Zomer
Strange, this is not on my copy of Head On. I've got is only as a single.Похожие клипы
