Startrax Karaoke 80'S Movies CD Import

80'S Movies Music

List Price	$15.97 (You save $1.12)
Category	Karaoke Albums
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7542197
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 23, 2007
Additional Info	Import

Startrax Karaoke 80'S Movies Songs

	1.	I've Had The Time Of My Life
	2.	Fame
	3.	Eye Of The Tiger
	4.	Flashdance (What A Feeling)
	5.	Footloose
	6.	St Elmo's Fire
	7.	Take My Breath Away
	8.	Power Of Love
	9.	Up Where We Belong
	10.	You've Lost That Loving Feeling
	11.	Heat Is On
	12.	Holding Out For A Hero
	13.	We Are Family
	14.	Against All Odds
	15.	Show Me Heaven
	16.	Arthur's Theme
	17.	She's Like The Wind
	18.	Unchained Melody
	19.	Hungry Eyes
	20.	Everybody Needs Somebody To Love

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Enjoy the creative versatility of Berglund & Bonafede as you listen to these original songs. Everything you hear, except for the drums, is produced from Dave's guitars and Frank's keyboard. Get up and dance to Something New, One Wish, 'Good Girls', and Lucky, rock out to Playin' With Fire (an anti-drug song) and I'll Take You All The Way, take in the sentimentality of Dear Friend and see if you can relate to The World Inside My Mind. The last track, Aftermath, is a dedication to the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Meet Dave:Dave Berglund grew up in Brockton, Massachussetts, at the age of 10 he already had a love for music listening to his sister's Beatles albums, Paul McCartney and Elton John. At the age of 13 his mother bought him his first electric guitar and amplifier. Dave taught himself how to play guitar by looking at books of chords. Dave formed his first Rock 'n' Roll band 'Equinox' at the age of 15 and had already started writing original music. In 1979 at the age of 17 Dave joined the U.S. Navy. Dave's first duty station sent him to Midway Island in the Pacific Ocean for one year. During this year Dave joined a band on the island called S.O.S. originally as a singer just to be a part of the band but his desire was to play guitar, there were already two guitar players but soon Dave would end up being the main guitarist for the band. They practiced every night in an old abandoned sea plane hangar. On weekends occasionally they got to play at the enlisted man's club sometime for free and sometimes were paid but it truly helped the morale of being on an isolated island with nowhere to go. After completion of his tour on Midway, Dave got stationed in San Diego and just fell in love with the place. In 1984 after completing his enlistment Dave went back to Massachussetts and continued to play music and got in touch with an old buddy from his teen years with Equinox, Brian Corbett. Dave and Brian, both guitarists, would play some cover tunes and original stuff that Dave would write. Dave and Brian eventually recruited a bass player and a drummer and a singer and rented out a rehearsal studio in Brockton Massachussets and formed a band called 'Bad Attitude' in 1985. Bad Attitude was supposed to be for original music but played covers to get exposure. The band's cover songs would include their favorite artists such as Rush, Aerosmith, AC/DC, Pink Floyd, Blue Oyster Cult.

In 1986 Dave called it quits from Bad Attitude as the rest of the band was too interested in playing cover tunes instead of staying focused on the original track. Dave continued to write original music on his own and still played occasionally with his good friend, Brian Corbett. Dave moved back to his favorite place, San Diego, in 1990 and still resides there to this day. Meet Frank:Frank Bonafede was born in Brooklyn, New York. From the age of four through twelve he and his family lived in an apartment above a record store. That along with his father's love for and continuous playing of music in the household was Frank's initial inspiration for his love of music. Seeing the Beatles perform for the first time in the United States on Ed Sullivan's television show was a defining moment in Frank's life. As time passed, and the family moved to Plainview, Long Island, Frank's love for music continued to grow. After an eight-year career in the Navy he settled in Washington state. In1995, a tragic accident claimed the life of the three-year-old child of one of Frank's friends. ...