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What About Love | ||||||||||||
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| Recording Artist: | Herman Rarebell and Friends | ||||||||||||
| Writers: | Jim Vallance Brian Allen Sheron Alton |
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| Date Written: | March 1982 | ||||||||||||
| Album: | Herman Rarebell & Friends (Metalville Records, April 2025) |
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Herman Rarebell: drums Michael Voss: vocals & guitars Van de Forst: vocals, acoustic guitars & keyboards Dann Huff: lead guitars Howard Leese: lead guitars Bob Daisley: bass Neil Carter: keyboards Jim Vallance: piano Eva von der Forst: backing vocals Lexus de la Foret: backing vocals |
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| Produced by: Herman Rarebell Recorded and mixed by: Michael Voss at Kidwood Studios in Münstertal, Black Forest Mastered by: Christoph Stickel, Vienna |
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I've known Herman for more than 30 years, back to the days when I worked on the Scorpions "Crazy World" album in Vancouver. We're both drummers -- we talk the same musical language -- and as a result I bonded with Herman more than the other guys in the band. By the early 1990's Vancouver had established itself as a culinary centre, with a disproportionate number of world-class chefs and restaurants ... Bishops, Cioppinos, Global, Il Giardino, and Tojos, to name a few. Many nights, after a day of writing and recording, we'd head out for a bite to eat. This was also a time -- and I'll never understand this -- when it was fashionable for upscale restaurants to serve a ridiculously tiny portion on a large plate, and charge you a fortune for it ... the worst part being, after an appetizer and a main course, invariably you were still hungry! On more than a few occasions Herman and I would simply order a second main course. This prompted us to name ourselves (in German) "Zwei Hungrige Trommler" ... or "Two Hungry Drummers". |
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| Lyrics: | I've been lonely |
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