"The Sorels" in Streets of Fire (1984)
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"The Sorels" in Streets of Fire (1984)
The Sorels - Spring Break (Official video)
Look, I’ll take you through the Battery where the Bombers hang out, but I’m not taking any risks. I’m not paying you to add any thrills to my life. That’s not how it works.
Billy Fish - Streets of Fire (1984)
Do The RUMBAR RUMBLE with Pale Lips and The Sorels
Do The RUMBAR RUMBLE with Pale Lips and The Sorels
Where did the summer go? It’s August and I can already hear Don Henley’s ‘Boys of Summer‘ in my head but thankfully Rumbar Records has brought together Canadian rockers Pale Lips and The Sorels for a 9-track split that will prolong the summer. On ‘Do The Rumbar Rumble‘ both of these bands serve up snappy rock and roll and make superb roommates with the bubblegum hooks of Pale Lips pairing…
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STREETS OF FIRE (1984)
1. Nowhere Fast (6:02) | Fire Inc.
2. Sorcerer (5:06) | Marilyn Martin
3. Deeper and Deeper (3:45) | The Fixx
4. Countdown to Love (3:00) | Greg Phillinganes
5. One Bad Stud (2:28) | The Blasters
6. Tonight Is What It Means to Be Young (6:58) | Fire Inc.
7. Never Be You (4:06) | Maria McKee
8. I Can Dream About You (4:07) | Dan Hartman
9. Hold That Snake (2:36) | Ry Cooder
10. Blue Shadows (3:17) | The Blasters
Bonus Tracks
* I Can Dream About You (Jellybean Remix / 7:31) | Dan Hartman
* I Can Dream About You (2:46) | The Sorels / Winston Ford
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I Can Dream About You - The Sorels
From The “I Can Dream About You” Music Video (Not included on the Original Soundtrack Album and Film) sung by Winston Ford
Streets of Fire: Tonight Is What It Means To Be Young -- Ellen Aim and the Attackers, featuring The Sorels
Let the Revels Begin Let the Fires be Started We're Dancing for the Restless and the Broken-Hearted!