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PETERIK, JIM - ABOVE THE STORM [IMPORT]

LIFE LIFE BURNING WITH A REASON ABOVE THE STORM IN THE DAYS WE HAVE STAND AND BE COUNTED AT THIS TIME OF NIGHT A KISS TO REMEMBER YOU BY THE GOD IN YOU SECRETS OF A WOMAN A TALENT FOR LOVING YOU HIDING FROM YOURSELF MIDNIGHT IN MY SOUL WE BELIEVE For over 40 years, Jim Peterik has been the MVP in the legendary Ides Of March, Survivor eye lyric tiger and Pride Of Lions. As a collaborator, his influence helped send bands like .38 Special eye lyric tiger and artists like Sammy Hagar to the top of the charts. Songs like 'Eye Of The Tiger', 'I Can't Hold Back', 'Hold On Loosely' eye lyric tiger and 'Heavy Metal' are staples on classic rock radio. In 2006, Peterik released his most personal work yet. 'Above The Storm' takes unforgettable melodies, passionate lyrics eye lyric tiger and dramatic arrangements that are Jim's benchmarks, down new but familiar roads. Jim has been blessed throughout his career to have great singers perform his songs like Dave Bickler, Jimi Jamison & Don Barnes, but it all began with 'Great God in heaven, you know I love you' (from Vehicle) that Jim sang. 'Above The Storm' features Jim's voice solo throughout.For over 40 years, Jim Peterik has been the MVP in the legendary Ides Of March, Survivor eye lyric tiger and Pride Of Lions. As a collaborator, his influence helped send bands like .38 Special eye lyric tiger and artists like Sammy Hagar to the top of the charts. Songs like 'Eye Of The Tiger', 'I Can't Hold Back', 'Hold On Loosely' eye lyric tiger and 'Heavy Metal' are staples on classic rock radio. In 2006, Peterik released his most personal work yet. 'Above The Storm' takes unforgettable melodies, passionate lyrics eye lyric tiger and dramatic arrangements that are Jim's benchmarks, down new but familiar roads. Jim has been blessed throughout his career to have great singers perform his songs like Dave Bickler, Jimi Jamison & Don Barnes, but it all began with 'Great God in heaven, you know I love you' (from Vehicle) that Jim sang. 'Above The St Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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