Every iteration of this band is so unique. They are all great in their own way, too. Ronnie James Dio, Graham Bonnet and Joe Lynn Turner are all amazing.
And the one common thread between all these singers is Ritchie Blackmore. Not just a great guitarist, but a great eye for talent also! He also helped discover Ian Gillan, David Coverdale, and Glenn Hughes! The man is a genius.
Joe Lynn Turner is one of the more underrated male rock vocalists of the latter 20th century. His work on Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force "Odyssey" record remains some of my favorite vocals of all time.
Little factoid, Mick Jones of Foreigner actually had JLT audition to replace Lou Gramm on the Inside Information Album. Cooling heads prevailed and Lou did do the vocals for that album.
I love every era of Rainbow. One of my favorite bands. Of course, this was Ritchie Blackmore's band (original guitarist from Deep Purple). He called all the shots. Heavier Rainbow songs from the Dio era: Stargazer, Kill the King, Tarot Woman, Sixteenth Century Greensleeves. There are more, of course. Dio left because Ritchie wanted to move to a more radio friendly style. Ritchie succeeded, and so did Dio by being the replacement for Ozzy in Sabbath. Other good songs with Graham Bonnet: All Night Long, Lost in Hollywood. More great songs with Joe: 'Death Alley Driver' is faster and heavier. Other good ones are: I Surrender, Miss Mistreated, Can't Let You Go, Jealous Lover, Desperate Heart, Street of Dreams.
And then Sabbath fired Dio two years later :(. They managed to push out Ray Gillen after only a few months too, and re-recorded his tracks. Given what I've heard on the Badlands albums he would have been far superior to Tony Martin, though I suppose he would have been forced to leave the band anyway due to the health issues that eventually killed him. So dysfunctional on the part of Sabbath.
Love all Rainbow. JLT was also a very good vocalist. Try their "Street of Dreams" also with JLT. Guitarist Blackmore has called it one of the favorite songs he'd written.
Joe Lynn Turner still performs and surprisingly, he still sounds really good. Rainbow influenced me when I was just starting out as a bass player (The Roger Glover years). Out of all the singers Blackmore went through, Graham Bonnet was my favorite...he was a real character.
A nice power ballad with all pyrotecnics coming from Ritchie`s guitar and of course, the blasting snare/ hi hat/ bass drum patterns with Bobby Rondinelli. Sounds like Deep Purple in some cases, speaking about the guitar riffs and solo work. Another Purple musician here, the one and only Mr Roger Glover. There`s nothing left to say, guys.
Rainbow is an amazing band … I love Gates of Babylon…… if you like Joe Lynn Turner’s voice, you need to listen to Yngwie Malsteen’s Heaven Tonight from 1988, Joe Lynn Turner is the lead singer and does an incredible job on lead vocals
Had backstage pass with stage access for Rainbow concert in the later 70's...stood just off stage behind the curtain about 10 ft from Richie Blackmore (guitar player) during the concert....was pretty cool.....
Rainbow remains one of my favorite bands of all time. Each era of Rainbow have great songs, many forget about the Doogie White era in the mid '90s. The song "Ariel" is great song from his vocal era with Rainbow. My favorite era will remain with Ronnie James Dio on vocals with songs like "Stargazer" (in my opinion their very best song), "Catch the Rainbow" and "Temple of the King" being other epic songs. Plus the Live 1977 Munich concert song "Mistreated" has one of the best vocal performances of all time.
How could anybody forget Doogie White ? That's ridiculous. I mean, it's almost as bad as forgetting Doogie Howser, M.D. Two of the absolute greats ! Lol. Just kidding around. ..Seriously, I'm glad you mentioned him. I honestly never heard of him so I will look up and give it a listen
Thank you Rob Squad, I love this song and line up. I agree props to the drummer "Bobby Rondinelli" "Street of Dreams" is another banger from this line up that I always loved.
Rainbow tried to adjust to the sound of the 80s hard rock stars in that decade, which I honestly think they did succesfully, and for that purpose a couple of new singers with that style were hired. Besides, there was this guy, Russell Ballard who composed quite an array of hits of which Rainbow got great benefit with tunes like: ’Since You’ve Been Gone' and 'I Surrender'. Great songs! ... BTW, Kiss's Ace Frehley also had his Ballard moment with "New York Groove", also worth checking out
OMG - I have completely forgotten about this song. Thank you for reviewing it. It’s a great tune I don’t know much about this group, but I do remember when it come on the radio I was just jammin to it.
Graham Bonnet also did a stint as lead singer of Rainbow 1979-1980, try Rainbow-All Night Long (1980) great voice. He also had a couple of hits in the 60s in a duo called The Marbles, both songs were written for them by none other than The Bee Gees, the songs were, Only One Woman and The Walls Fell Down. Graham Bonnet was just starting out his long singing career then with and amazing voice. Worth a listen to as well.
"Man on the Silver Mountain" is one of their hardest hits with Dio singing the lead vocals. it was their first hit when Ritchie formed the group after leaving Deep Purple.
No matter the lead singer changes, my favorite Rainbow song is "Since You Been Gone", [1979], Graham Bonnet as the lead. It's a cover of the song by another great band...Argent [1971].
Amber & Jay, here are some other Rainbow songs to react to: "Lady of the Lake", "Self Portrait", "Tarot Woman", "Stargazer", "Kill the King", and "Sensitive to Light".
I’ve not heard this song but I have heard of the group. Good song & a good band sound. ‘Since you’ve. been gone’ is my Fav. ty for the post & your reaction\incite.
Joe Lynn Turner is one of the great guys in Rock & Roll. Saw him interviewed recently on the Real Music Observer on YT. very down to earth guy who’s very aware about the state of affairs of the world. His most recent album demonstrates this very powerfully.
For Rainbow songs with Joe Lynn Turner, I strongly recommend you guys : Can't let you go, I surrender and Street of dreams. Joe Lynn Turner is still an amazing singer, and one of my favourite voices of all time.
Ah, such an amazing band, among my favorites! Ritchie Blackmore knew how to choose great vocalists! Dio,Joe Lynn Turner and Graham Bonnet were all great!
I've always liked Joe Lynn turner. He's essentially a freelance artist who has worked with loads of people in the music industry from Cher to Billy Joel to Michael Bolton, but I have really enjoyed his extended time as the front man for Rainbow and legendary classically trained rock guitarist, Yngwie Malmsteen. He lives here in NJ and people bump into him all the time.
@@707Berto lol was trying my hardest to pick my words carefully so it didn't sound like an asshole about it lol and you are correct sir!!!! Badass album.
Saw them in concert for this tour. Great line up. They sounded great LIVE. MTV used to show a LIVE concert of this tour years ago too. Ritchie Blackmore - guitar & Roger Glover - bass, are both from Deep Purple.
Richie Blackmore right up there with the all time great guitarists though he doesn't get the same loving as many...Rainbow always had great vocalists and they were bold enough to not replace same with same .. They all had their own style and vocals
Where do you live? I'm only asking because in Europe and Japan, Ritchie (note the spelling) is one of the most famous guitar players who ever existed. It's only in the US that this is not the case. By European standards, it's probably just Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton that supercedes him in fame and influence. Eddie Van Halen is maybe, but not definitely, up there alongside him and someone like Jimmy Page is not even a blip on the radar in comparison.
@@erikthompson619 Was originally from the UK so grew up with the "British metal scene". My comment more directed to those top guitar lists you see which mostly seem to bypass Blackmore for guitarists from other more "trendy" rock bands. Guess a lot of those lists are American generated and by younger people. While guitarists on those lists certainly merit praise few have Blackmores distinctive style and blues/classical influences. Interestingly though readers of "Guitar world" had two of Blackmores solos (while with Deep Purple) among the 100 Greatest Guitar Solos of all time. ("Highway Star" ranked 19th, and "Lazy" ranked 74th). "Guitar" magazine also ranked at 16 his solo on "Child in Time" in a 1998 Guitarist magazine readers poll of Top 100 Guitar Solos of All-Time.
Joe Lynn Turner has perfect 80's feathered hair with the part down the middle that was a bit leftover from the 70's and working its 80's magic into the mix.
No bad tunes with Rainbow. Evolved with their different frontmen. Ritchie is a legend.
“Man on the Silver Mountain” with Dio is a rocker.
Agree
L.A. Connection.
I'll second "Man On The Silver Mountain". That song was actually my introduction to Rainbow and its a required listen!
Don't think I've heard it since it was in Top 40!
Power kicks ass
Joe Lynn Turner is an excellent vocalist. My favorite Rainbow songs are Street of Dreams and Power.
POWER!!!! 👌🏼
Street of Dreams is a must.
I vote for Street of Dreams a must also
Favorite album was Difficult to Cure. I don't know why that one got panned. It had a solid set list.
Oh yeah, Street of Dreams - so good!!!
Stone Cold is my fave, tho.
❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥
Dio was difficult to replace. Joe Lynn Turner did an admirable job with Rainbow. This song was in heavy rotation on MTV.
Interesting thing is Joe was completely bald. He has no hair on his head and body.
Facts. I used to play this song into the ground back in the day. Easily my favorite from this band.
'Can't Happen Here' was a staple around the same time, too.
He didn't fill Dio's shoes; he brought his own.
You do not replace Ronnie James Dio.
Joe Lynn Turner's articulation is really phenomenal. Every word is clear and powerful. Very underrated vocalist.
Every iteration of this band is so unique. They are all great in their own way, too. Ronnie James Dio, Graham Bonnet and Joe Lynn Turner are all amazing.
And Doogie White
And Ronnie Romero
All of you gentlemen in this thread must be proud of your taste in music 🎶
So true
And the one common thread between all these singers is Ritchie Blackmore. Not just a great guitarist, but a great eye for talent also! He also helped discover Ian Gillan, David Coverdale, and Glenn Hughes! The man is a genius.
Criminally underrated song by Rainbow, "Jealous Lover".
Great song, also "Tearn' Out My Heart" is underrated as well.
Agreed!
Absolutely one of my favorite Rainbow songs!
For sure!!!
Joe Lynn Turner Rainbow
" Can't Happen Here"
Absolute banger 🔥
Favorite Rainbow songs are "Stone Cold" and "Street Of Dreams". This was my era of Rainbow as a teen in the 80's.
JLT is one of my all time favorite vocalists. Street of Dreams is another good rainbow hit with him.
For sure!! This and SOD are my favs!!
Nothing better than when Joe turns to the camera..."Ice Cold"
Love this song
Joe Lynn Turner is one of the more underrated male rock vocalists of the latter 20th century. His work on Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force "Odyssey" record remains some of my favorite vocals of all time.
Turner was awesome on the song Heaven Tonight.
Best Rainbow song with Joe Lynn Turner on lead vocals is “Can’t Happen Here” #rainbow
and that crazy, killer solo by Ritchie!
HAD to "Thumbs It" before listening first!!! Blackmore nails it on that guitar break! This vocal reminds me a little of Lou Gramm.
Little factoid, Mick Jones of Foreigner actually had JLT audition to replace Lou Gramm on the Inside Information Album. Cooling heads prevailed and Lou did do the vocals for that album.
@@dcvlogs82d69 Woah, no way!!!! That is cool, didn't know it but it makes sense!👍🏻
Joe Lynn Turner had one of the best voices in rock. Soulful.
Ritchie Blackmore is one of the best and has such an unmistakable sound. Thank you!!
This band changed HUGE with each different singer
I was 13 when this song came out. I haven't heard it since the 80's! I remembered every word to this. Great band and a great song!
I love every era of Rainbow. One of my favorite bands. Of course, this was Ritchie Blackmore's band (original guitarist from Deep Purple). He called all the shots. Heavier Rainbow songs from the Dio era: Stargazer, Kill the King, Tarot Woman, Sixteenth Century Greensleeves. There are more, of course. Dio left because Ritchie wanted to move to a more radio friendly style. Ritchie succeeded, and so did Dio by being the replacement for Ozzy in Sabbath. Other good songs with Graham Bonnet: All Night Long, Lost in Hollywood. More great songs with Joe: 'Death Alley Driver' is faster and heavier. Other good ones are: I Surrender, Miss Mistreated, Can't Let You Go, Jealous Lover, Desperate Heart, Street of Dreams.
And then Sabbath fired Dio two years later :(. They managed to push out Ray Gillen after only a few months too, and re-recorded his tracks. Given what I've heard on the Badlands albums he would have been far superior to Tony Martin, though I suppose he would have been forced to leave the band anyway due to the health issues that eventually killed him. So dysfunctional on the part of Sabbath.
Ill take any of those suggestions🙏
Don't forget about Doogie White's era with Rainbow. The song "Ariel" is one of their best. In my opinion in the top 15 Rainbow songs.
Rainbow is so good! The Master Blackmore
Blackmore rules.
Blackmore liked to change gears with the sound and styles he wanted to play.
J & Amber, you'll love their "I Surrender" and "All Night Long"!!
Thanks! Just wanted to suggest that. "I Surrender" is from their album "Difficult to Cure" which I like very much.
This song is my favorite Rainbow song, I am glad you all appreciate Joe Lynn Turner, he’s a great singer
Love all Rainbow. JLT was also a very good vocalist. Try their "Street of Dreams" also with JLT. Guitarist Blackmore has called it one of the favorite songs he'd written.
Street of Dreams is a winner.
I thot JLT wrote street
One ofy favorites from the 80's. Also, "Since You've Been Gone" is a great one by them.
icymi, they reacted to that one Jul 24, 2022
Man on the Silver Mountain, Street of Dreams, Jealous Lover, No Realease are a must listen to 👍
'Jealous Lover' is a good one.
I'd just add Long Live Rock & Roll & Lost in Hollywood!
Ritchie's phrasing and tone are exceptional here.
Definitely Agree !!
Joe Lynn Turner still performs and surprisingly, he still sounds really good. Rainbow influenced me when I was just starting out as a bass player (The Roger Glover years). Out of all the singers Blackmore went through, Graham Bonnet was my favorite...he was a real character.
Hell yeah Bonnet was the best, check out my comment
Roger Glover kicks ass
Bonnett is da man!! I do love them all though
Bonnett trying to score a groupie and dressed like a used car salesman. That music video got rotation in its day.
@@byerenny OMG, I can't get that outta my head now, LOL!
Joe Lynn Turner has a great voice! This version of Rainbow fit in alongside Journey, Styx, Survivor, REO and Foreigner in the early 1980s.
This one is so underrated, an M,TV Staple !! God i love this song .😚
It was on like twenty times a day. And I loved it🎉
One of my favorite guitar solos.
Still a great song after all these years!
A nice power ballad with all pyrotecnics coming from Ritchie`s guitar and of course, the blasting snare/ hi hat/ bass drum patterns with Bobby Rondinelli. Sounds like Deep Purple in some cases, speaking about the guitar riffs and solo work. Another Purple musician here, the one and only Mr Roger Glover. There`s nothing left to say, guys.
Rainbow is an amazing band … I love Gates of Babylon…… if you like Joe Lynn Turner’s voice, you need to listen to Yngwie Malsteen’s Heaven Tonight from 1988, Joe Lynn Turner is the lead singer and does an incredible job on lead vocals
One of Rainbow's finest songs
Had backstage pass with stage access for Rainbow concert in the later 70's...stood just off stage behind the curtain about 10 ft from Richie Blackmore (guitar player) during the concert....was pretty cool.....
Man on the Silver Mountain, Long Live Rock & Roll, Lost in Hollywood are great hard rockin' songs from Rainbow!
Joe Lynn Turner had such a great voice
Rainbow remains one of my favorite bands of all time. Each era of Rainbow have great songs, many forget about the Doogie White era in the mid '90s. The song "Ariel" is great song from his vocal era with Rainbow. My favorite era will remain with Ronnie James Dio on vocals with songs like "Stargazer" (in my opinion their very best song), "Catch the Rainbow" and "Temple of the King" being other epic songs. Plus the Live 1977 Munich concert song "Mistreated" has one of the best vocal performances of all time.
How could anybody forget Doogie White ? That's ridiculous. I mean, it's almost as bad as forgetting Doogie Howser, M.D. Two of the absolute greats ! Lol. Just kidding around. ..Seriously, I'm glad you mentioned him. I honestly never heard of him so I will look up and give it a listen
Great live performance ( Philipshalle, Düsseldorf 1995) of "Temple of the King", "Ariel" and "Hall of the Mountain King". All worth a listen.
Great Song Great Voice catchy Lyrics but this Guitar 🎸 Solo out of this World and Rondinelli on the Drums amazing
since you've been gone is a great song by Rainbow
"I Surrender" & "All Night Long" are great songs by Rainbow. ❤🎼🎙
Thank you Rob Squad, I love this song and line up. I agree props to the drummer "Bobby Rondinelli" "Street of Dreams" is another banger from this line up that I always loved.
A must hear is "can't happen hear" with Joe Lynn Turner. Its incredible.
Rainbow tried to adjust to the sound of the 80s hard rock stars in that decade, which I honestly think they did succesfully, and for that purpose a couple of new singers with that style were hired. Besides, there was this guy, Russell Ballard who composed quite an array of hits of which Rainbow got great benefit with tunes like: ’Since You’ve Been Gone' and 'I Surrender'. Great songs! ... BTW, Kiss's Ace Frehley also had his Ballard moment with "New York Groove", also worth checking out
YESSSS on "New York Groove!"
OMG - I have completely forgotten about this song. Thank you for reviewing it. It’s a great tune I don’t know much about this group, but I do remember when it come on the radio I was just jammin to it.
Graham Bonnet also did a stint as lead singer of Rainbow 1979-1980, try Rainbow-All Night Long (1980) great voice. He also had a couple of hits in the 60s in a duo called The Marbles, both songs were written for them by none other than The Bee Gees, the songs were, Only One Woman and The Walls Fell Down. Graham Bonnet was just starting out his long singing career then with and amazing voice. Worth a listen to as well.
Graham woth Michael Schenker
numero uno
" Broken Promises"
Since you’ve been gone definitely was my favorite hit from Rainbow!!
"Man on the Silver Mountain" is one of their hardest hits with Dio singing the lead vocals. it was their first hit when Ritchie formed the group after leaving Deep Purple.
No matter the lead singer changes, my favorite Rainbow song is "Since You Been Gone", [1979], Graham Bonnet as the lead. It's a cover of the song by another great band...Argent [1971].
Love Rainbow... Love this song... & Ritchie Blackmore!
Finally! Someone does one of their best jams! Thank you.
The guitar players name is Ritchie Blackmore. He was also the guitar player in band Deep Purple. 🎸
This was my favorite song/video when it was airing on MTV❤
Joe Lynn Turner Was also awesome with Yngwie Malmsteen.
One of my favorite songs from the 80s -- and one of the most underrated! Thanks for reacting to it.
Amber & Jay, here are some other Rainbow songs to react to: "Lady of the Lake", "Self Portrait", "Tarot Woman", "Stargazer", "Kill the King", and "Sensitive to Light".
DIO leaving "Rainbow" in the dark
That guitar says everything I need to hear, not that he’s voice is not fantastic but the guitar does it for me, in this song✨
I love these two. I get chills watching them enjoy the different flavors of music. Such good people, smart and objective music fans.
I’ve not heard this song but I have heard of the group. Good song & a good band sound. ‘Since you’ve. been gone’ is my Fav. ty for the post & your reaction\incite.
Another great Rainbow song with Joe Lynn Turner is Can't Happen Here
Richie blackmore is one the greatest guitarist to ever live,LEGEND
Guilty pleasure for me. This was played a lot on MTV.
Joe Lynn Turner is one of the great guys in Rock & Roll. Saw him interviewed recently on the Real Music Observer on YT. very down to earth guy who’s very aware about the state of affairs of the world. His most recent album demonstrates this very powerfully.
You're so right!
Try "Man on Silver Mountain" with Dio on the vocals, definitely a harder sound.
Their best in my opinion.
For Rainbow songs with Joe Lynn Turner, I strongly recommend you guys : Can't let you go, I surrender and Street of dreams.
Joe Lynn Turner is still an amazing singer, and one of my favourite voices of all time.
Death Alley Driver????
Joe Lynn Turner Rainbow
" Can't Happen Here"
Absolute banger 🔥
I have anyways loved that jam, especially the solo…
Death Alley Driver as another Rockin song from the same album as Stone Cold
I wrote the same thing and D A D video is spectacular.
A fabulous band in every incarnation. Death Alley Driver and Can't Let You Go are great. Also Making Love and Rainbow Eyes
Ah, such an amazing band, among my favorites! Ritchie Blackmore knew how to choose great vocalists! Dio,Joe Lynn Turner and Graham Bonnet were all great!
my favorite Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow.
Simply one of the greatest heavy metal tunes of the 80’s
I've always liked Joe Lynn turner. He's essentially a freelance artist who has worked with loads of people in the music industry from Cher to Billy Joel to Michael Bolton, but I have really enjoyed his extended time as the front man for Rainbow and legendary classically trained rock guitarist, Yngwie Malmsteen. He lives here in NJ and people bump into him all the time.
Joe Lynn Turner is an amazing vocalist. So underrated!
YESSSS!!!! YES!!!!!! Can NEVER go wrong with Rainbow!!!! Love it Love it LOVE It!!! Thank you!!
A timeless classic that's on every classic rock radio stations hit list
I literally just added this song to my to my Spotify play list, 2 days ago. JLT has that alpecia condition, and wears that serious wig. Great singer.
OH. MY. GOSH.🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
I FORGOT ABOUT THIS SONG !!❤❤❤❤
Thank you sooo much for AMAZING memories ❤️ 💖
Lady of the lake was always on of my fav rainbow tunes. Peace and love.
I thought I knew so well!!
*Can't break away from your spell
One of my favorite tunes ever.
Always liked this song and Street of Dreams
Around thetime this came out Rainbow was my favorite band. I sawthem on the Live Between The Eyes Tour the summer of 82 at the Lloyd Noble Center.
The whole Bent Out Of Shape album rocks.
Only this isn't off Bent Out Of Shape this is off Straight Between the Eyes. You must be thinking of Street Of Dreams.
@@paulrogers4483 I stand corrected AND stand by my comment, lol.
@@707Berto lol was trying my hardest to pick my words carefully so it didn't sound like an asshole about it lol and you are correct sir!!!! Badass album.
From Rainbow I recommend:
Can´t let you go
The Temple of the king
Stargazer
Street of dreams
Since you been gone
Saw them in concert for this tour. Great line up. They sounded great LIVE. MTV used to show a LIVE concert of this tour years ago too. Ritchie Blackmore - guitar & Roger Glover - bass, are both from Deep Purple.
Richie Blackmore right up there with the all time great guitarists though he doesn't get the same loving as many...Rainbow always had great vocalists and they were bold enough to not replace same with same .. They all had their own style and vocals
Where do you live? I'm only asking because in Europe and Japan, Ritchie (note the spelling) is one of the most famous guitar players who ever existed. It's only in the US that this is not the case. By European standards, it's probably just Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton that supercedes him in fame and influence. Eddie Van Halen is maybe, but not definitely, up there alongside him and someone like Jimmy Page is not even a blip on the radar in comparison.
@@erikthompson619 Was originally from the UK so grew up with the "British metal scene". My comment more directed to those top guitar lists you see which mostly seem to bypass Blackmore for guitarists from other more "trendy" rock bands. Guess a lot of those lists are American generated and by younger people. While guitarists on those lists certainly merit praise few have Blackmores distinctive style and blues/classical influences. Interestingly though readers of "Guitar world" had two of Blackmores solos (while with Deep Purple) among the 100 Greatest Guitar Solos of all time. ("Highway Star" ranked 19th, and "Lazy" ranked 74th). "Guitar" magazine also ranked at 16 his solo on "Child in Time" in a 1998 Guitarist magazine readers poll of Top 100 Guitar Solos of All-Time.
Street Of Dreams is a definite song to check out by Rainbow!
He's got a very nice voice. These guys remind me of Foreigner. I never heard them before at least not that I know of.
Foreigners much more popular but Rainbow is CLASSIC
If you think about it. It has thise deep purple vibes in rhythm still from blackmore abd the rest. Like it was left over from those days
This song is one of my all time favorites
MTV played this song like every 2 hours it seemed like in 82. And nobody minded. Cool tune and all the girlies loved Joe Lynn back in the day.
" Gates of Babylon scared me." That is priceless! 😂 You guys are so awesome
First!! GREAT SONG
Technically 5 singers 4 that actually put out at least one Album
I miss when songs like this ruled MTV and the radio. It was such an amazing time to be a young teen. I miss everything about it.
Love Joe Lynn Turner, great rock voice... his one album Odyssey, on lead vocal with Yngwie Malmsteen is fantastic...
This one gave me some Foreigner type of vibes. Smooth, slick style very much reminded me of Foreigner's sound.
STARGAZER is the song you need to hear from Rainbow!
Great song! Remember watching this video on MTV when it came out in the early 80's!
Joe Lynn Turner has perfect 80's feathered hair with the part down the middle that was a bit leftover from the 70's and working its 80's magic into the mix.
Oh my God!!! My favorite Band of all time!!!
Thank you ❤!!!