Adams remarked early on that he would be entertaining an audience request portion during the show, upon which he took shout-outs from a few close to the stage, which lead to 'She's Only Happy When She's Dancin', and 'Remember' an oft forgotten track off Adams' self-titled 1980 debut ...
Adams' "Let Me Down Easy" was a rock radio hit forRoger Daltreyfrom 1985'sUnder a Raging Moon. "Bryan and I originally wrote this song forStevie Nicks, but I don't know if she ever heard it," Vallancelater recalled. "Things worked out in the end." The album as a whole was intend...
Adams has been a staple of the Canadian music scene since the 1980s, with his iconic hits such as "Summer of '69" and "Cuts Like a Knife" becoming anthems for generations of Canadians. His induction into the Hall of Fame is a testament to his lasting legacy and influence on the ...
Born into a military family, Adams cultivated an early interest in music that led him to drop out of high school at the age of 15 and join a band as a lead vocalist. His journey in the music industry began with his self-titled debut album in 1980, which didn't garner much attention...
Bryan Adams (1984):'Reckless' had peaked, it seemed, outside the Top Five in January 1985. But Bryan Adams kept releasing songs, and they kept becoming hits, and pretty soon his album had not only reached No. 1 but had become the first by a Canadian to sell one million copies in hi...
Bryan Adams (1984):'Reckless' had peaked, it seemed, outside the Top Five in January 1985. But Bryan Adams kept releasing songs, and they kept becoming hits, and pretty soon his album had not only reached No. 1 but had become the first by a Canadian to sell one million copies in hi...
Bryan Adams (1984):'Reckless' had peaked, it seemed, outside the Top Five in January 1985. But Bryan Adams kept releasing songs, and they kept becoming hits, and pretty soon his album had not only reached No. 1 but had become the first by a Canadian to sell one million copies in hi...
This week's competition was heading towards being the first-ever shutout in our history. Alas, I did get one vote and one big fat L. The winner, and deservedly so, was the late, great Tina Turner and the Canadian treasure, Bryan Adams. ...
he authored a celebrated series of books on photographic techniques that distilled his expertise for generations of budding photographers. Parallel to his achievements in photography, Adams dedicated himself to environmental advocacy for over seven decades. In 1980, he was awarded the Presidential Medal ...
Gramm said he was certain Adams would have done the same thing in the same situation. “It was just a case of one rocker helping another as far as I was concerned,” he wrote inJuke Box Hero, “and it’s something I’ve tried to do whenever I could throughout my career.” ...