From the opening bass notes, instantly back in high school and can still sing every word. I adored this band in the 80s, thanks for reviewing another of their great hits!
PLEASE take a moment and watch Glass Tiger perform a private concert for a 95-year-old lady in a seniors’s home. The story is the nurses videotaped her because every day she sat in her room singing this song and it was her favorite song. The video was seen by Glass Tiger and this is what they did for her.❤️
As a Canadian child of the 70's, 80's and 90's Glass Tiger were a massive part of Canadian Popular Radio. Many many radio friendly hits. Check out "Diamond Sun", "I'm Still Searching" and "Don't forget me when I'm gone" for some more amazing music from Canadian Icons Glass Tiger
Jay and Amber, this is actually your second time reacting to Glass Tiger. You reacted to their hit, "Don't Forget Me." One of the biggest hits of the '80s as a matter of fact. Thank you for returning to them! 💯👍
Written by Jim Vallance, the Desmond Child from Canada. This songwriter practically wrote all of Brian Adams' big hits in the 80s. He and Brian wrote several hits for other artists. Each time, you can imagine Brian Adams singing.
@@nancysmith8626 Soul City is an iconic song, Honest Man is also a favourite of mine. One of my favourite reactions is when Amber saw Andy Gibb but GP Partland was one of the best lookin' dudes I've ever seen and I'm straight as an arrow (to quote the great Norm Macdonald) Unfortunately Chris has had Parkinsons for quite a few years.
@@jethro1963 He was indeed very nice looking. I noticed that in their video for this song. (Great quote from Norm Macdonald, ha.) I did not know Chris has Parkinson's, that's a shame. This song gave me a lot of joy back in those years, and still does today.
Glass Tiger has got A LOT of fantastic hits... you have to react to "Diamond Sun", "I Will Be There", "You're What I Look For", and "I'm Still Searching"... That last one was in the AT40 in 1988! Seen them twice, and they are SENSATIONAL
They are from Newmarket north of Toronto, Canada. The lead singer moved to Canada from Glasgow at 16. I saw them years ago in my home town and then followed them to the local Irish pub afterwards for an impromptu show there. I still have their CD
I saw them live back in 1991. They were the Opening Act for Roxette during their European Tour. Most of the People in the Venue didn't knew them. I did. They were really good for that 45 Minute Slot. My favorite Songs are "Thin Red Line", I Will Be There", "You're What I Look For","Diamond Sun", "Animal Heart", "My Town" (With Rod Stewart as Special Guest)
I =saw them in the mid 80's before they made it big. They were playing the college pub circuit under the name "Tokyo" and within a year or so had debuted "Don't Forget Me (when I'm gone)" and the changed band name.
this when you leave the radio and songs like this song would play all day and night the are so underrated they where so great in mid 80's this brings some good times and memories back here he has great voice
I saw them too... There were the only band I saw at Grad Nite 1987 as me and a friend became separated from our school group all night. We missed seeing other acts like Wang Chung, I think I saw Booby Brown, but we were looking for our friends. Oh good times!...
I saw Glass Tiger back in '86 or '87, they opened up for Heart on their "Bad Animals" tour! I was just starting to like them after their first 2 hits, but I was mostly there to see the Wilson Sisters, Ann and Nancy put on a Rock and Roll show, and they didn't disappoint!
OMG you guys are FINALLY getting into Glass Tiger! This is my childhood favorite group, me and my mom have been fans ALL of our lives. They have some great songs like Diamond Sun, You're What I Look For, I'm Still Searching, Animal Heart, Blinded, I'll Be There and SO many more. Another Canadian artist that you will love going down the rabbit hole with
Oh Yeah, I had totally forgotten about this one! Good tune. Another popular one off their Thin Red Line album. I remember meeting them (Glass Tiger) at a local record store, near my home town, at an album signing, around the time of this album's release. What a nice group of guys. Boy, what a different time. So happy to have grown up back then.
Oh Canada!!! Two Canadian bands today from our favourite Oklahoma duo!! Glad to see the two of you all right after yesterday btw!! I am not sure if you have ever reacted to any songs by Chilliwack, Blue Rodeo or the Cowboy Junkies but you will definitely love them! For Chilliwack maybe begin with "Rain-O", from Blue Rodeo maybe "Bad Timing" and for the Junkies maybe "Sweet Jane"!! Go Canada!!
Last three songs played that weren't a part of the Senior Tour money grab have all been CanCon: Terri Clark, Red Rider and Glass Tiger. When introducing a new group you've got to start with the best known hits and not lesser known songs. Chilliwack: Fly at Night, My Girl, Blue Rodeo: Try. The hits are hits because more people like them.
Technically the first band I ever saw in concert when they opened for Journey way back in the day.. their big hit was Don't Forget Me When I'm Gone.. they had a couple others, and while not one-hit wonders were a one-album wonder.. lead singer eventually became a motivational speaker
As a teen in Canada in the 80's, these guys were on heavy rotation. This was never a favourite of mine though, Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone) is their best know (and first) hit. Thin Red Line is also great :)
Second time you did Glass Tiger. They were big in '86-'87. They had a couple minor hits in the states, " I Will Be There" & "I'm Still Searchin'". Another band popular around the same time with a similar sound the was Cutting Crew "I've Been In Love Before".😎
There were a lot of great Canadian bands in the 80's that had little airplay elsewhere. Check out: Parachute Club - Rise Up Gowan (now lead singer of Styx) - A Criminal Mind Luba - Let It Go (it was on the 9 1/2 Weeks album but album wasn't promoted) And one that did get to the top ten in Canada, the UK and Oz: Martha and The Muffins - Echo Beach
I saw Glass Tiger live in a huge bar with a performance stage in 1985 in Halifax Nova Scotia Canada. I fell in love with them. Take a deeper dive. They are great. Great memories. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
Glass Tiger is one of my favorite bands. You already reacted to their biggest hit 'Dont forget me when Im gone' but they have so many other great songs.
Seems like forever since I heard this one, But...even tho some days we cant remember what we did yesterday, music no matter how long its been, will always kick in the memories and the ability to remember every word. Peace
Absolutely one of my top 5 Canadian bands! Their catalog is extensive and awesome. You need to check out “Blinded” if you want a rocker. Also check out Haywire. They’re amazing as well!
More Canadians! I love seeing musicians from my home being recognized and appreciated! This isn't a new band for you two, though... you did "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)" 10-ish months ago. "I'm Still Searching" is another great one.
BAD ENGLISH - " Possession " from 1990 + " Rockin' Horse " also from 1990 these 2 songs ROCK!✌️ Awesome vocals by JOHN WAITE the Drums the Bass + Guitars are Amazing all the way through 🎸their sound has that Groovy late 80s Rock Rhythm it's Incredible and I highly recommend these 2 Classic Jams
A Canadian rock band to check - Trooper Songs to check - "Raise A Little Hell" "Here For A Good Time" "Boys In The Bright White Sportscar" plus many more
You need to do the songs (The Thin Red Line), ((Watching) Worlds Crumble), (I Will Be There), (Diamond Sun), (Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)) (My Song) & (My Town (featuring Rod Stewart)) by Glass Tiger or their real ROCK SONGS (Animal Heart), (You're What I Look For) & (Rhythm of Your Love). The band is from Newmarket.....that is just north of Toronto, Ontario, Canada , lead vocals are by Alan Frew, He was born 8th of November 1956 in Coatbridge, Scotland, Frew moved to Newmarket, Ontario at age 16 with his family.
Thanks for doing two Canadian bands today Eh! Please do one of the greatest Canadian bands from the 80s. They were played on the radio in the 80s 100x times a day! Honeymoon Suit. They have a lot of hits to pick from. They were so huge in Canada in the 80s! Honeymoon Suit was about to take off in America when they did the theme song to the classic movie Lethal Weapon. Something happened that stopped their American success. Not sure what. I think the lead singer had a bad accident.
number of Canadian bands in the 80s that had a Britsh sound, lead singer fro Glass Tiger had Scottish roots, check out the Spoons "Nova Heart". Jay for more Canadian rockers, check out Honeymoon Suite "Bad Attitude", they came out about the same time.
Another great Canadian band is Spirit of the West. Home For A Rest (a song that Canadians, no matter what country they are in, will get up and dance to). They also sang Keeping Up With (The Joneses) which a song about how we treat people who are different. Also a great song is Political about how relationships can get political.
This was just one of those smooth, easy hits on the radio to smooth out a mood or to keep a person even keeled for a good part of the day esp. when followed by more easy tempered or else uptempo songs. Glass Tiger as a band is just good that way. The other suggestions for this band are good, including The Thin Red Line & Diamond Sun. You may want to do "Diamond Sun" when you are doing a Native American appreciation day, or any other day for that matter. (As we have so many songs & artists you still haven't gotten to, we have others for any day, but also for Aboriginal/1st Nations Day as well - including from our Inuit culture [ which you may know as Eskimo].)
You could interview the singer of Glass Tiger, Alan Frew, he's an approachable, friendly guy, and also react together to the song: My Town which is another of the band's big hits. You have already reacted to 2 Glass Tiger songs: Someday which is the one in this video and Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone), 1 year ago.
Love this song by GLASS TIGER. Out of Canada, this band had a number of hits in the 80's and were helped a little by having BRYAN ADAMS sing on a couple of songs (both being Canucks Bryan did them a solid). Check out - "I'm Still Searching".
Big Wreck for a banger Canadian group for you Jay. A critic described their music as having " bass that shakes your bowels ". Recommend " That Song " or "The Oaf".
A couple more songs by Glass Tiger are "My Song" and "My Town". Also check out "Boy in a Box" by Corey Hart, "Ordinary Day" by Great Big Sea, and "Armageddon" (Album Version) by Prism. 👋🏻🇨🇦
More lesser known Canadian rock bands (outside if Canada anyways) to check out: Toronto - "Your Daddy Dont Know", Chilliwack - "My Girl", The Headpins - "Get it Loud", Streetheart - "What Kind of Love is This", Prism - "Armageddon"
The strange thing about the 80's is we thought this was how music would be made......forever. The 90's kept some of it, but by Y2K, this quality of music was lost forever
From the opening bass notes, instantly back in high school and can still sing every word. I adored this band in the 80s, thanks for reviewing another of their great hits!
PLEASE take a moment and watch Glass Tiger perform a private concert for a 95-year-old lady in a seniors’s home. The story is the nurses videotaped her because every day she sat in her room singing this song and it was her favorite song. The video was seen by Glass Tiger and this is what they did for her.❤️
That's awesome!!!
Thank you so much for this comment! Just found it and watched it, as if I needed another reason to love Glass Tiger.❤
As a Canadian child of the 70's, 80's and 90's Glass Tiger were a massive part of Canadian Popular Radio. Many many radio friendly hits. Check out "Diamond Sun", "I'm Still Searching" and "Don't forget me when I'm gone" for some more amazing music from Canadian Icons Glass Tiger
I still have this album on vinyl
Jay and Amber, this is actually your second time reacting to Glass Tiger. You reacted to their hit, "Don't Forget Me." One of the biggest hits of the '80s as a matter of fact. Thank you for returning to them! 💯👍
Yeah i was waiting if they'd recognize brian adams in the song but they didn't
Written by Jim Vallance, the Desmond Child from Canada. This songwriter practically wrote all of Brian Adams' big hits in the 80s. He and Brian wrote several hits for other artists. Each time, you can imagine Brian Adams singing.
"Don't forget me when I'm gone" is their big hit. Fellow Canadian, Bryan Adams, sings a little bit at the end.
"Thin Red Line" is really good too
Ahhhhhh, I love this song! Doesn't it have the nicest vibe? Such a lovely up--tempo ballad. Classic 80s song right here.
Now you're bringing back my 80's childhood!
YOU'RE WHAT I LOOK FOR is my favorite!
This is your 2nd Glass Tiger reaction. The other one featured Bryan Adams... "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)."
Apparently they forgot about them.😉
Yup, right in the irony. We might have to teach them how to do a TH-cam search of their own channel 🤔
@@kevinsacks3185 Haha.
There was the Robsquad Explorer App, but it doesn't work anymore.
I was just about to say the same thing
Thin Red Line, My Song, Diamond Sun, I Will Be There, Looking at a Picture, My Town (with Rod Stewart)
First Red Rider, now Glass Tiger... is this Canadian bands night?
If so... hurray! Do more!!!
And Terri Clark before that
Yes please. Next they really, really must do The Partland Brothers song "Soul City." Hidden gem from my high school years. I think they will love it!
@@nancysmith8626 Soul City is an iconic song, Honest Man is also a favourite of mine. One of my favourite reactions is when Amber saw Andy Gibb but GP Partland was one of the best lookin' dudes I've ever seen and I'm straight as an arrow (to quote the great Norm Macdonald) Unfortunately Chris has had Parkinsons for quite a few years.
@@jethro1963 He was indeed very nice looking. I noticed that in their video for this song. (Great quote from Norm Macdonald, ha.) I did not know Chris has Parkinson's, that's a shame. This song gave me a lot of joy back in those years, and still does today.
Blue Rodeo!
Perfect 80's angst. If you were a teenager in the 80's, this song was gold
exactly¡¡
Glass Tiger has got A LOT of fantastic hits... you have to react to "Diamond Sun", "I Will Be There", "You're What I Look For", and "I'm Still Searching"... That last one was in the AT40 in 1988! Seen them twice, and they are SENSATIONAL
Agreed 👍
Climie Fisher "Love Changes Everything" deserves a listen. Great content guys!❤
Glass Tiger’s song You’re What I Look For is one of my favs. I hav this album on vinyl.
They are from Newmarket north of Toronto, Canada. The lead singer moved to Canada from Glasgow at 16. I saw them years ago in my home town and then followed them to the local Irish pub afterwards for an impromptu show there. I still have their CD
I saw them live back in 1991. They were the Opening Act for Roxette during their European Tour. Most of the People in the Venue didn't knew them. I did. They were really good for that 45 Minute Slot. My favorite Songs are "Thin Red Line", I Will Be There", "You're What I Look For","Diamond Sun", "Animal Heart", "My Town" (With Rod Stewart as Special Guest)
I =saw them in the mid 80's before they made it big. They were playing the college pub circuit under the name "Tokyo" and within a year or so had debuted "Don't Forget Me (when I'm gone)" and the changed band name.
I grew up in the 80s and this reminded me of all the great Canadian acts there were: Corey Hart, Bryan Adam’s, Loverboy, just to name a few.
this when you leave the radio and songs like this song would play all day and night the are so underrated they where so great in mid 80's this brings some good times and memories back here he has great voice
Thanks for posting this video. Glass Tiger was a band I listened to growing up. Many songs are mentioned by others in the comments.
I saw them live at Disney World in 1987 for Grad Night. I think it was in Frontier Land. Got to be right up by the stage. What an awesome night.
I saw them too... There were the only band I saw at Grad Nite 1987 as me and a friend became separated from our school group all night. We missed seeing other acts like Wang Chung, I think I saw Booby Brown, but we were looking for our friends. Oh good times!...
"I Will Be There" by Glass Tiger is another great one.
Glass Tiger is an awesome band with alot of great songs, Thin Red Line, Diamond Sun and even a song with ROD STEWART that is wonderful called My Town
The lead singer ( Alan Frew ) was born in my home town Coatbridge Scotland
My first ever concert! It was a free outdoor show in London Ontario. I was just a kid and too short to see the band. But I’ll never forget it.
I've seen them live 5 times and have tix to see them again in a couple of months. They're outstanding live!
Thin Red Line
Absolute must. Love it. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
I saw Glass Tiger back in '86 or '87, they opened up for Heart on their "Bad Animals" tour! I was just starting to like them after their first 2 hits, but I was mostly there to see the Wilson Sisters, Ann and Nancy put on a Rock and Roll show, and they didn't disappoint!
I'm so jealous!
Loved this band, saw them in concert at Calaway Park in Calgary!
YES! Glass Tiger. Thank You! 🤗🐅
OMG you guys are FINALLY getting into Glass Tiger! This is my childhood favorite group, me and my mom have been fans ALL of our lives. They have some great songs like Diamond Sun, You're What I Look For, I'm Still Searching, Animal Heart, Blinded, I'll Be There and SO many more. Another Canadian artist that you will love going down the rabbit hole with
Man, the 80s were just so damn happy! Even the thrash bands were always smiling! Great tune, great reaction!
Oh Yeah, I had totally forgotten about this one! Good tune. Another popular one off their Thin Red Line album. I remember meeting them (Glass Tiger) at a local record store, near my home town, at an album signing, around the time of this album's release. What a nice group of guys. Boy, what a different time. So happy to have grown up back then.
Lucky you! I was in Vancouver back then. But we were in different districts. Never met ! 😥
@@WineSippingCowboy Thanks! I give my cousin all the credit because it was his idea to go, but I'm sure glad we did. It was a good time!
I was listening to this yesterday at work, I have a Glass Tiger station on Pandora, they play glass tiger and similar artists.
"Thin Red Line"
Last time I saw Glass Tiger, they opened for Styx at a New Year's Eve show at Niagara Falls.
My favorite Canadian band! This is my favorite song that was popular when I was a teen in the eighties.
Saw them in concert when I was about 14-15 years old -- and this album had just come out. That singer got SO MANY cat calls;)
My era! Such a great song. ❤
More Glass Tiger ! can't get enough of this band !
Beautiful Song from many years ago! Wish they still made songs like this. :) Great Choice & Reaction, You Guys! :)
Red Rider and Glass Tiger? Canadian love x2!
Love it if one day they react to Helix 😊
Oh Canada!!! Two Canadian bands today from our favourite Oklahoma duo!! Glad to see the two of you all right after yesterday btw!! I am not sure if you have ever reacted to any songs by Chilliwack, Blue Rodeo or the Cowboy Junkies but you will definitely love them! For Chilliwack maybe begin with "Rain-O", from Blue Rodeo maybe "Bad Timing" and for the Junkies maybe "Sweet Jane"!! Go Canada!!
Last three songs played that weren't a part of the Senior Tour money grab have all been CanCon: Terri Clark, Red Rider and Glass Tiger. When introducing a new group you've got to start with the best known hits and not lesser known songs. Chilliwack: Fly at Night, My Girl, Blue Rodeo: Try. The hits are hits because more people like them.
Rain-O
Gotta love 'Crazy Talk' by Chilliwack.
Another band to check out is The Payolas , ''Never Said I Love You'' , ''Eyes Of A Stranger''.
this is seriously the best song. Glad you discovered it
Technically the first band I ever saw in concert when they opened for Journey way back in the day.. their big hit was Don't Forget Me When I'm Gone.. they had a couple others, and while not one-hit wonders were a one-album wonder.. lead singer eventually became a motivational speaker
As a teen in Canada in the 80's, these guys were on heavy rotation. This was never a favourite of mine though, Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone) is their best know (and first) hit. Thin Red Line is also great :)
Second time you did Glass Tiger. They were big in '86-'87. They had a couple minor hits in the states, " I Will Be There" & "I'm Still Searchin'". Another band popular around the same time with a similar sound the was Cutting Crew "I've Been In Love Before".😎
Was going to suggest "I'll Be There"!
Yep, he's wrong about it being a new band. Thought I was misremembering, but they did Don't Forget Me less than a year ago.
There were a lot of great Canadian bands in the 80's that had little airplay elsewhere.
Check out:
Parachute Club - Rise Up
Gowan (now lead singer of Styx) - A Criminal Mind
Luba - Let It Go (it was on the 9 1/2 Weeks album but album wasn't promoted)
And one that did get to the top ten in Canada, the UK and Oz: Martha and The Muffins - Echo Beach
Another Canadian to checkout - Colin James
Songs - "Voodoo Thing" "Just Came Back" "Five Long Years"
I saw Glass Tiger at the little arena in my town in 1988. I was 13.
I saw Glass Tiger live in a huge bar with a performance stage in 1985 in Halifax Nova Scotia Canada. I fell in love with them. Take a deeper dive. They are great. Great memories. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
The PNE in Vancouver had these guys playing near the rides several years ago. It was cool to walk around the fair grounds hearing quality live music.
They live in my town. They were recently on tour and still going strong. Alan Frew has had some serious medial issues but has recovered well.
Glass Tiger is one of my favorite bands. You already reacted to their biggest hit 'Dont forget me when Im gone' but they have so many other great songs.
Oh my gosh, I had forgotten about this song. I loved it.❤❤❤
Wow - haven’t heard or thought about this tune in many years. Yes, a very positive vibe.
Seems like forever since I heard this one, But...even tho some days we cant remember what we did yesterday, music no matter how long its been, will always kick in the memories and the ability to remember every word. Peace
I actually saw Glass Tiger open up for Journey , the last tour with steve perry, and they won me over. They were excellent.
Absolutely one of my top 5 Canadian bands! Their catalog is extensive and awesome. You need to check out “Blinded” if you want a rocker.
Also check out Haywire. They’re amazing as well!
Loved the song. During my college years.
The 80’s was the best period of my life as far as music and life experiences.
I remember this song, love it!!❤❤❤
Glad you reacted, the memories!!❤❤
Thank you! I’ve had just a few chords of this song in my head for weeks now and I couldn’t remember any lyrics to do a search.
More Canadians! I love seeing musicians from my home being recognized and appreciated! This isn't a new band for you two, though... you did "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)" 10-ish months ago. "I'm Still Searching" is another great one.
My favorite song of theirs is Don’t Forget Me.
A cool song of theirs is The Thin Red Line. It shows a bit of the influence of the lead singer’s Scottish heritage.
I haven’t heard this in over 30 years. That was fun! Thanks.
one of my fave bands , still one of my fave songs .. ;) Love Alan and the boys , my video cassette had white lines thru it haha ;)
BAD ENGLISH - " Possession " from 1990 + " Rockin' Horse " also from 1990 these 2 songs ROCK!✌️ Awesome vocals by JOHN WAITE the Drums the Bass + Guitars are Amazing all the way through 🎸their sound has that Groovy late 80s Rock Rhythm it's Incredible and I highly recommend these 2 Classic Jams
A Canadian rock band to check - Trooper
Songs to check - "Raise A Little Hell" "Here For A Good Time" "Boys In The Bright White Sportscar" plus many more
You need to do the songs (The Thin Red Line), ((Watching) Worlds Crumble), (I Will Be There), (Diamond Sun), (Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)) (My Song) & (My Town (featuring Rod Stewart)) by Glass Tiger or their real ROCK SONGS (Animal Heart), (You're What I Look For) & (Rhythm of Your Love). The band is from Newmarket.....that is just north of Toronto, Ontario, Canada , lead vocals are by Alan Frew, He was born 8th of November 1956 in Coatbridge, Scotland, Frew moved to Newmarket, Ontario at age 16 with his family.
I love Glass Tiger one of my favorite bands from my home country of Canada
Thanks for doing two Canadian bands today Eh! Please do one of the greatest Canadian bands from the 80s. They were played on the radio in the 80s 100x times a day! Honeymoon Suit. They have a lot of hits to pick from. They were so huge in Canada in the 80s! Honeymoon Suit was about to take off in America when they did the theme song to the classic movie Lethal Weapon. Something happened that stopped their American success. Not sure what. I think the lead singer had a bad accident.
number of Canadian bands in the 80s that had a Britsh sound, lead singer fro Glass Tiger had Scottish roots, check out the Spoons "Nova Heart". Jay for more Canadian rockers, check out Honeymoon Suite "Bad Attitude", they came out about the same time.
Another great Canadian band is Spirit of the West. Home For A Rest (a song that Canadians, no matter what country they are in, will get up and dance to). They also sang Keeping Up With (The Joneses) which a song about how we treat people who are different. Also a great song is Political about how relationships can get political.
Wow! I hadn't heard this song in years!!
This was just one of those smooth, easy hits on the radio to smooth out a mood or to keep a person even keeled for a good part of the day esp. when followed by more easy tempered or else uptempo songs. Glass Tiger as a band is just good that way.
The other suggestions for this band are good, including The Thin Red Line & Diamond Sun. You may want to do "Diamond Sun" when you are doing a Native American appreciation day, or any other day for that matter. (As we have so many songs & artists you still haven't gotten to, we have others for any day, but also for Aboriginal/1st Nations Day as well - including from our Inuit culture [ which you may know as Eskimo].)
I was obsessed with this song as a teenager. ❤
You could interview the singer of Glass Tiger, Alan Frew, he's an approachable, friendly guy, and also react together to the song: My Town which is another of the band's big hits. You have already reacted to 2 Glass Tiger songs: Someday which is the one in this video and Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone), 1 year ago.
My favorite song by Glass Tiger is " Suffer in Silence ".
Do we have a Canadian theme going today? First Red Rider and now Glass Tiger.
Love this song by GLASS TIGER. Out of Canada, this band had a number of hits in the 80's and were helped a little by having BRYAN ADAMS sing on a couple of songs (both being Canucks Bryan did them a solid). Check out - "I'm Still Searching".
Their song My Town is amazing. Rod Stewart sings a small portion in it. It's my favourite
Great song! Bought this tape when it first came out!
Big Wreck for a banger Canadian group for you Jay. A critic described their music as having " bass that shakes your bowels ". Recommend " That Song " or "The Oaf".
I've been to Canada once and it was to go to a fair in Vancouver with a friend who wanted to see Glass Tiger perform, this eas in 2008 lol 😂
A couple more songs by Glass Tiger are "My Song" and "My Town". Also check out "Boy in a Box" by Corey Hart, "Ordinary Day" by Great Big Sea, and "Armageddon" (Album Version) by Prism. 👋🏻🇨🇦
More lesser known Canadian rock bands (outside if Canada anyways) to check out: Toronto - "Your Daddy Dont Know", Chilliwack - "My Girl", The Headpins - "Get it Loud", Streetheart - "What Kind of Love is This", Prism - "Armageddon"
From Newmarket, Ontario. I live near there. A northern suburb of Toronto.
Songs like this take me back to a far better time!
Yay Glass Tiger. Good song. Now go back and check out their first big hit...Don't Forget me when Im gone.
Two Canadian bands in one day! Red Rider and Glass Tiger both are from Canada, and have some great hits.
The strange thing about the 80's is we thought this was how music would be made......forever.
The 90's kept some of it, but by Y2K, this quality of music was lost forever
You guys have dine Glass Tiger once before. You did "Don't forget me." Both are great songs. Hope you do more.
I was 20 when this came out. Would kill to go back.
Another great Canadian band! My fav song of theirs is "Animal Heart"
Yup, another 80's summer song banger.
I remember this song in Highschool but had no clue who sung it lol 😂 I was mostly into Hard Rock and Southern Rock and Motown
This song was also known in Germany that days. I remember it.
I could have sworn you already listened to Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone), with all its horns!
Glass Tiger singing MY TOWN (featuring Rod Stewart ).