Perry Richardson of Firehouse, 1992.
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Perry Richardson of Firehouse, 1992.
Signed 1986 original pressing of To Hell With the Devil.
Firehouse rock's 🤘❤️
COVER REVIEW #11 | Immigrant Song
ORIGINAL: Led Zeppelin, featured in the album Led Zeppelin III (1970)
COVER: Stryper, featured in the album The Coverings (2011)
what do you rate Stryper's cover?
5/5 - amazing cover. surpasses the original ^-^
4/5 - true to the original. almost as good.
3/5 - a decent effort, but could be better.
2/5 - bad. did they even try?
1/5 - could not listen to the whole song.
Firehouse - Reach For The Sky
Song:
Fancy - Bodyguard
FireHouse Singer CJ Snare Dies at 64
- “Today is a sad day for rock ‘n’ roll,” bandmates say
FireHouse co-founder and lead singer CJ Snare has died, his bandmates said.
Snare was 64 and died April 5. No cause was given, but the singer had been recovering from abdominal surgery.
“Today is a sad day for rock ‘n’ roll,” FireHouse said in a statement.
“It is with great sorrow we are letting the world know we have lost our brother: CJ Snare ... we are all in complete shock with CJ’s untimely passing.”
FireHouse released eight albums between 1990 and 2011 and scored such hits as “Reach for the Sky,” “Love of a Lifetime” and “When I Look into Your Eyes.”
“I am completely heartbroken and at a complete loss for words,” said former FireHouse and current Stryper bassist Perry Richardson.
“I started my musical journey with you. If it wasn't for you, I don’t know if I would be where I am today. So grateful for our longtime friendship.”
4/7/24
Firehouse: Reach for the Sky
So you think you're fast enough?
I found this gem And with CJ’s recent passing, I thought I'd post it as a tribute to him. It's Firehouse with Eric Martin.