Boat On The River By Styx

With CORNERSTONE, Styx entered the '80s primed to continue their run of phenomenal success. While it was one of their biggest-selling albums, it also saw the beginning of a rift between the gritty rock tendencies of Tommy Shaw and James ...

There have been several Styx anthologies over the years, and the surplus of hits in the band's catalogue certainly warrants such treatment. COME SAIL AWAY, however, provides the most in-depth sonic Styx scrapbook one could want. Though the arrival of ...

Recorded between 1975 & 1990. Includes liner notes by Robert H. Garcia. This is part of A & M Records "20th Century Masters: The Millenium Collection" series. Assembled with the cooperation of the band, Styx's entry in Universal's 20th Century Masters -- ...

Universal's 2010 collection Icon 2 doubles its companion Icon, adding another disc and another 12 songs. This is enough space to feature such hits as "The Best of Times" -- although, sadly, "Don't Let It End" is still MIA -- ...

Editors: Gary Loizzo; Will Evankovich. Photographer: Ash Newell. Personnel: Tommy Shaw (vocals, guitar, mandolin); James Young (vocals, guitar); Lawrence Gowan (vocals, keyboards); Ricky Phillips, Chuck Panozzo (bass guitar); Todd Sucherman (drums, percussion). Audio Mixers: Gary Loizzo; James Young .

The British collection The Best of Times: The Best of Styx is a flawed but adequate overview of Styx's biggest hits. Most of the group's best-known songs are here, but they're sequenced out of order, and a few new songs, ...

Liner Note Author: Kirsten Jones. Track Listing: Lady; Blue Collar Man; Lorelei; Mademoiselle; Babe; Come Sail Away; Best of Times, The; Suite Madame Blue; Show Me the Way; Fooling Yourself; Boat on the River; Don't Let It End; Too Much ...

Track Listing: Come Sail Away; Blue Collar Man; Grand Illusion, The; Miss America; Fooling Yourself; Boat on the River; Babe; Crystal Ball; Don't Let It End; Best of Times, The; Show Me the Way; Lady; Lorelei; Renegade; Too Much Time on My Hands; Mr. Roboto;

19 track budget collection from 80s pop rock band.

With CORNERSTONE, Styx entered the '80s primed to continue their run of phenomenal success. While it was one of their biggest-selling albums, it also saw the beginning of a rift between the gritty rock tendencies of Tommy Shaw and James ...

Styx was one of the all-time favorite targets of many rock critics, but the mixture of bleeding-heart ballads, catchy arena rock, and ambitious art rock appealed to millions in the late '70s and early '80s. After 13 years apart, the ...

Greatest Hits, Pt. 2 collects all of Styx's radio hits that weren't featured on the first collection, as well as a handful of newly recorded tracks. While there are some fine songs on Part 2, the overall quality isn't as ...

Recorded live throughout various concers between 2000 & 2003. Although they're not on par with Pearl Jam just yet for the largest amount of live albums released in the shortest amount of time, Styx surely lead the pack of veteran classic ...

Continuing the grand tradition of hard-rock bands collaborating with full orchestras, the Styx live album, ONE WITH EVERYTHING, features the 1970s superstars with the Contemporary Youth Orchestra of Cleveland. Although original lead singer Dennis DeYoung possessed the Broadway-belter style that ...

Recorded live at various locations during Styx's 2001 World Tour. Personnel: Tommy Shaw (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, mandolin); Chuck Panozzo (bass guitar); Todd Sucherman (drums, percussion). Audio Remixers: Craig Williams; Gary Loizzo; Plinky. Recording information: Electric Voodoo, Chicago, IL (02/10/2000-10/27/2000); Kosei Nenkin ...

Recorded between 1975 & 1990. Includes liner notes by Robert H. Garcia. This is part of A & M Records "20th Century Masters: The Millenium Collection" series. Assembled with the cooperation of the band, Styx's entry in Universal's 20th Century Masters -- ...

This double-CD best-of includes the Midwestern arena rock band's hit "Mr. Roboto," as well as "Come Sail Away" and an updated version of "Lady." Two-disc set from the oft-theatrical, arena rock quintet from Chicago, Illinois. Features all of the band's biggest ...

Track Listing: DISC 1; On My Way; Paradise; Rockin' the Paradise; Blue Collar Man; Lady; Too Much Time on My Hands; Snowblind; Suite Madame Blue; Crystal Ball; DISC 2; Grand Illusion; Fooling Yourself; Show Me the Way; Boat on the ...

Track Listing: Babe; Blue Collar Man; Come Sail Away; Crystal Ball; Fooling Yourself; Light Up; Mr. Roboto; Renegade; The Best Of Times; Don't Let It End; The Grand Illusion; Suite Madame Blue; Too Much Time On My Hands; Miss America; Boat On The River;

Continuing the grand tradition of hard-rock bands collaborating with full orchestras, the Styx live album, ONE WITH EVERYTHING, features the 1970s superstars with the Contemporary Youth Orchestra of Cleveland. Although original lead singer Dennis DeYoung possessed the Broadway-belter style that ...

Recorded live throughout various concers between 2000 & 2003. Although they're not on par with Pearl Jam just yet for the largest amount of live albums released in the shortest amount of time, Styx surely lead the pack of veteran classic ...

With CORNERSTONE, Styx entered the '80s primed to continue their run of phenomenal success. While it was one of their biggest-selling albums, it also saw the beginning of a rift between the gritty rock tendencies of Tommy Shaw and James ...

Greatest Hits, Pt. 2 collects all of Styx's radio hits that weren't featured on the first collection, as well as a handful of newly recorded tracks. While there are some fine songs on Part 2, the overall quality isn't as ...

Track Listing: Lights; Why Me; Babe; Never Say Never; Boat On The River; Borrowed Time; First Time; Eddie; Love In The Midnight;

With CORNERSTONE, Styx entered the '80s primed to continue their run of phenomenal success. While it was one of their biggest-selling albums, it also saw the beginning of a rift between the gritty rock tendencies of Tommy Shaw and James ...