As a die hard Boston fan, I’ve always been interested in and followed the group’s former band members as they pursued music outside of Boston. Barry Goudreau released his first solo album in 1980, with Brad Delp and Fran Cosmo on vocals. He pursued his solo album because Tom Scholz wouldn’t include any of the songs written by Barry in Boston’s repertoire. The relative success of Barry’s solo album triggered Tom Scholz to fire Barry. He then went on to form Orion the Hunter in 1984 with Fran on vocals. In 1990, he formed RTZ with Brad on vocals. Barry, Brad and Fran produced some great music outside of Boston, which never really got the recognition it deserved.
This is very interesting - thank you very much for the information. So, to me it looks like Mr. Scholz is somewhat vain... Anyway, I like both of them: Boston AND Orion. And I will look for Barry Goudreau's first solo album (1980) that you mentioned. Many thanx for the hint!
You had your facts correct until you got to RTZ. Barry formed RTZ in 1985/86 and utilized 2 singers at different times (one being Fergie Fredrickson from Toto) before Brad quit Boston and joined in 1990.
I met and spoke with Fran Cosmo in 2019 at a festival his band were playing at. He was down to earth and spoke about singing for Boston and Orion The Hunter.
The more I watch this video the more I appreciate the high quality of the cinematography and the performances. The song just kicks @$$! Those vocal harmonies with the Rockman saturated power chords! Forget about it! It just does not get better than that. This should have received much more airplay on MTV. I watched MTV all the time when this was out and never saw it once. On top of that, the song didn't get played in the midwestern US market. So, I get to discover it now. Rock on people!!
That's not Brad Delp singing. It's Fran Cosmo who would later sing in Boston on the Walk On album. Brad Delp does do some backing vocals on a couple other songs on the album. And yes, the Razor & Tie CD placed the vocal intro at the end of the previous track.
I remember barrowing this cassette in 1984 from afreind and i'd go to my brothers car and pop in his cars cassette player and would play this song over and over all night, just thinking about life growing up.....Those were the Good old days , good and sad memories miss the 80's
back in the day i heard this song twice the dj never said who the band was but thanks to youtube and today technology we can in someway go back the best years cause these times really Suck...
It was the same for me! Until right now all they way back to 84 I finally found the name and artist to this song I had in my head all these years and it not really all that good but I loved it in the day never forgot it
I wonder why this song didn't make it big and it should have. A very underrated band in Orion The Hunter also. It's a really good jam. This song brings Boston back to the jammin' scene. Great guitar solo. Listen to this song loud!!!!
I remember when this was released and I heard on the FM radio as a teenager. At first I thought it was a new Boston song preceding a new Boston record. I didn't know Goodreau (and the rest of the band for that matter) was no longer in Boston. Yes, this was pre-Internet, people. I thought it was pretty cool that Heart's Micheal DeRossier was the drummer. The whole album kicks ass.
I was exactly the same in my thoughts back then when I was like 16. I remember thinking "this has got to be Boston or at least a good chunk of the band under a different name". I did remember even then hearing that that they were in legal battles, so assumed OTH was a temporary remedy. I was partly right...😉👍🤘
The other guitarist is Fran Cosmo who ended up doing a stint with Boston as the vocalist on Walk On and stayed on through Corporate America which also featured his son, Anthony.
@Chris - AOR consumer #8733 Not really. Just Goudreau. Delp only did a few backup vocals. I originally thought Fran Cosmo was Fran Sheehan without the mustache, but I was wrong about that.
I heard this song a few times on the radio way back in the early 80's and never forgot it, I have been trying to find it since then and I just did, WOW I'm so missing that Era :(
Had this cassette playing in my Walkman for most of my junior year in HS. It was my escape in my mind! Cant even begin to express what hearing this means to me.
I always loved this song especially the thunder drumming of Mike DeRosier, formerly of Heart. The drums and bass are so tight and Barry's guitar sounds awesome .... really like the outro guitar solo and the shift in time signature.
Great to own the LP. Bought it when it was released back in the 80s... and as already said, this is basically "Boston without Tom". A precious album for me, in my opinion most certainly "Boston-class". They would get together again and do an "Orion The Hunter II"
"Orion the Hunter" (on Portrait, 1984, charts: #57) was the only official "OTH" album ever issued by the band. ... "OTH: 2", or "The Lost Demos of Fran Cosmo (vocals) / Bruce Smith (bass)" were recorded for the 2nd "OTH" album, which was never released. ... *4 songs were uploaded to FranCosmoMusic's You Tube channel. . . (SOURCE: "OTH" band "Wiki" file).
The whole album is great. This is of course my favorite song on the album , but the rest of the songs are top notch also. Love music from the’80s. It was a great decade for music.
Man. That sure -looks- like actress Linda Fiorentino. She was in movies such as "Vision Quest", "The Last Seduction", "Men in Black", and "Dogma". She was labeled as "difficult to work with", and her Hollywood career flamed out around 2000 at the age of 40. ... So,, she was PERFECT for this video vixen role, as it turned out (..IF that is truly her) !
In 1985 Fran Cosmo and Barry began Orion the Hunter.Michael DeRosier, the former drummer for Heart played drums. That's Fran on Vocals who I believe, wrote several of the songs on the album. and yes Anton... he sure does have it!
Always loved this song. Fran Cosmo's vocals are incredible, Barry Goudreau's guitar solo full of heartbreak and emotion. Just amazing!! Fran is on fire; he brings a certain Geddy Lee style to the microphone. IMHO he was the only logical choice for Tom Scholz for recruitment as a lead singer in Boston along with Brad Delp, who will live on in my heart forever.
@@bobmarsh8145 I'm pretty sure that Brad is listed as the vocalist in the credits but you are right about no Tom. From what I've heard Tom had kind of left the rest of the band out in no man's land after Dont Look Back
Woke up this morning and you were gone Found your note by the telephone You said goodbye I won't be back this way I guess in time Ill figure it out The flame burned and flickered out You sped away and you burned down the highway So you ran (you keep on runnin') took the heart of a lonely man I hope you'd say but now you've gone away Seemed like I never got a hold on you The harder I tried the more desperate I grew I should have known I couldn't change your heart You once said you need to be free Oh babe you could have been with me You fade away like the sun turning to darkness So you ran (you keep on runnin') took the heart of a lonely man I hope you'd say but now you've gone away In this life we might find our way But love is more than just day to day Why (Echo) why why why So you ran So you ran So you ran Baby I wonder who your with tonight Can he save you from the sacrifice Will he love you hold you For another day Or is it just a stop on your lonely highway Baby So you ran (you keep on runnin') took the heart of a lonely man So you ran I hope you'd say but now you've gone away
In addition to the Boston boys, Brad, Barry, and Fran, Orion The Hunter had an awesome drummer by the name of Michael Derosier. Not only was his timing impreccable, he had a very unique style. He also reminded me a bit of John Bonham because he really pounded the drums hard. Michael is best known as the original drummer for Heart and a co-writter of the song Barracuda. (Michael and Roger Fisher wrote most of the music, while Ann and Nancy wrote the lyrics for it.)
Jon Blackers The info you provided is only partially correct. First of all, the drummer you are speaking of is Kat Hendrikse (not Hendriksen). Secondly, Heart actually had 4 session drummers on their 1st album "Dreamboat Annie". These 4 drummers were Michael Derosier, Dave Wilson, Duris Maxwell, and Kat Hendrikse. Michael Derosier played drums on "White Lightning and Wine" and "Sing Child Sing". Dave Wilson played drums on "Magic Man", Duris Maxwell played drums on "How Deep It Goes", and Kat Hendrikse played drums on the remaining songs. After "Dreamboat Annie" was completed, the band made Michael Derosier their full-time drummer and he joined them on tour.
The drummer for Heart that really sounded like Bonham was Denny Carmassi ! Derosier is great, but listen to the bass drums here... Carmassi would never want to sound like that.
Fran Cosmo was a helluva singer. Hearing him and Brad Delp singing together at a Boston concert in '94 was a complete eargasm. Their alternating, searing vocals and harmonies left scorched earth!
I've always liked this song but I especially like that the video was shot at Lynn beach and the restaurant scene is the tides restaurant, a north shore landmark that's been there ever since I can remember
I remember a local radio station playing this on and off for about a month and then burying it. Yet, 30 years later, you still hear Billy effing Squier?
GREAT song, MAJOR personal significance! To quote Miles Goodwin 'words are sometimes hard to find, but silence can be so unkind'. An old acquaintance with EXTREMELY cruel intentions re-introduced me and a mutual acquaintance from childhood, knowing that she had already been planning to move 1,000 miles from home, but it totally BLEW UP IN THE FACE OF the ex-'friend' who tried to set her (a woman so beautiful that few men see past her looks) and me (a widower who knew how to love someone like her) up to be CRUSHED by 'impossible' love. She tried to hide her feelings, until she learned that I was already planning to buy a winter home not far from where she was going. It took 18 months to figure it all out, but the attempt to hurt both of us BACKFIRED bigtime. Starting in 2019, the 'Goodbye Girl' and me will be on the beach in the winters while our ex-'friend' trudges through lake-effect snow. LOL
Hell yeah. Fran easily makes my list of top 10 male vocalists of all time, and that's saying something when you're whittling a list down to 10 and you're talking in the same company as guys like Steve Perry, Brad Delp, and Lou Gramm
Orion was the first band I ever saw live. It was them and Face to Face at a free show at India Point Park in Providence RI back in 1984. They were really good and I remember Barry being real good that day. I wish I was back there, lol.
@@TheEWFX29 . . Cool. I'll do that ! ... For the hell of it, look up the band/videos under FACEDANCER: "Time Bomb" .. "Red Shoes". They were an early 80s band from Baltimore that never got enough pub & acclaim, due to their management/handlers. I saw them in a mid-sized venue in Philly, and they SMOKED it !! Found their cassette for a BUCK in a "Woolworth's" once ! ..lolz. ♡
@@tracyhall6195 I will have to. Just read about then, they were from Rhode Island I'm from Mass. I don't really remember them but might have seen them open for somebody with all the shows I have seen in Providence I just might have.
I have it too, buried in a closet somewhere, since I haven't listened to any cassette in years. Was lucky enough to find an import CD of it 15 - 20 yes ago. However, as good as So You Ran was, I have to differ with you in that it was the best song. My far and away fave was/is Dreamin'. With that pounding beat and the way Barry shreds in his solo, that song's climax was as good as it gets. I'd listen and be transfixed and transported to another sphere every time. Amazing masterpiece of work hardly anyone knows about. Also the ballad Dark and Stormy was great MO song. 😉 Sad they aren't on Spotify. So You Ran was until 2 years or so ago, but it was taken away.
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Perhaps the best Boston album, Boston never made
As a die hard Boston fan, I’ve always been interested in and followed the group’s former band members as they pursued music outside of Boston. Barry Goudreau released his first solo album in 1980, with Brad Delp and Fran Cosmo on vocals. He pursued his solo album because Tom Scholz wouldn’t include any of the songs written by Barry in Boston’s repertoire. The relative success of Barry’s solo album triggered Tom Scholz to fire Barry. He then went on to form Orion the Hunter in 1984 with Fran on vocals. In 1990, he formed RTZ with Brad on vocals. Barry, Brad and Fran produced some great music outside of Boston, which never really got the recognition it deserved.
Thanks Phil! Barry's latest:th-cam.com/video/PU3EkL1hbFo/w-d-xo.html
This is very interesting - thank you very much for the information. So, to me it looks like Mr. Scholz is somewhat vain... Anyway, I like both of them: Boston AND Orion. And I will look for Barry Goudreau's first solo album (1980) that you mentioned. Many thanx for the hint!
You had your facts correct until you got to RTZ. Barry formed RTZ in 1985/86 and utilized 2 singers at different times (one being Fergie Fredrickson from Toto) before Brad quit Boston and joined in 1990.
Who is actually viewing this in 2020? Awesome song. This group was so underrated.
I am. Loved this album.
2021, brother. Immediately popped into my mind when I saw Rick Beato's video on the 'Best Vocal Intros In Rock"
Me and in 2021 too! Forever 80's!
Barry has a new album...
i love this video and usually go back in time once a week to the 80's, if i had a time machine i'd stay there permanantly lol
One of the great sleeper pop/rock songs, of the 80s
They never got the recognition that they deserved.
🤓😎
I met and spoke with Fran Cosmo in 2019 at a festival his band were playing at. He was down to earth and spoke about singing for Boston and Orion The Hunter.
The song still has a place in my heart. If you wasn't there back then you'll never understand
Amen to that.
Agree 100%
I love this song. When I first heard it I thought it was Boston. I was living in San Diego and it brings back some great memories
I wasn't there back .. But i understand.
I was. I do.
Really wish this was on Spotify, so underrated
Lead Vocals are out of this world great and the harmonies just kill it with so much power. Can’t beat the choruses from the 80’s
😂😂😂😂😂
There will never be another time when music will be as powerful as it was back then
Can we bring back the 80's please?
one more trip in the time machine
Always loved this song. Great chorus.
this song should have 3 million views... Great 80s tune
I remember having Barry's email address...wished him a happy birthday. He said thanks!
Here in 2024!
Great song from back in 84!
The more I watch this video the more I appreciate the high quality of the cinematography and the performances. The song just kicks @$$! Those vocal harmonies with the Rockman saturated power chords! Forget about it! It just does not get better than that. This should have received much more airplay on MTV. I watched MTV all the time when this was out and never saw it once. On top of that, the song didn't get played in the midwestern US market. So, I get to discover it now. Rock on people!!
OMG. I totally forgot about this tune. Glad the algorithm sent me. Reminded me of some good times
This song sits in my oddities playlist with Streets “If Love Should Go” and Kim Mitchell’s “Go for Soda”. Don’t forget Tony Carey’s “Fine Fine Day.”
..Tony Carey ! 😃 ..with "Planet P..Project" ! 👍 1983's "Why Me ?!" is *my* jam !! 🤘😎👍
You have great taste! 😌😉
I bought this on cassette when it came out. I still have it. Great 🎵 music. ❤
The way BG looks at his humming axe 🎸 at 2:46 is so freekin' COOL !! 😎 ... # Guitar GOD ! 🛐 💘 🤘
How come Barry's nose so big now 😂.
Back then he look like Steve Perry.
I LOVE THIS SONG! And it reminds me that there were TWO guitarists in Boston. Sorry Tom, love you too.
To all 17,924 who have viewed this...you rock. This band in Boston-light and I have great memories of these dorky dudes. Long live the eighties.
"THIS WEEK ON FRIDAY'S NIGHT VIDEOS!!!..."
Wait all week to watch an hour program and they may or may not play at least one good song,lol.
As a kid I can remember staying up till 11pm on Friday nights to watch.
@@plumerjr YES!!! We didn't have MTV because we lived in the boonies and that was my only video fix!!!!
That's not Brad Delp singing. It's Fran Cosmo who would later sing in Boston on the Walk On album. Brad Delp does do some backing vocals on a couple other songs on the album. And yes, the Razor & Tie CD placed the vocal intro at the end of the previous track.
Some good, kick ass Barry Goudreau right there!
One of the best albums of the 80s. Gorgeous stuff.
whoa never heard this. Prime AOR for sure!
I think I heard this song 2 times in 1984 and have had it in my head ever since and wondered who the hell it was
Great song! These were the times to live baby!!!!
I really wish this band had stayed together. They were a great band!
I remember barrowing this cassette in 1984 from afreind and i'd go to my brothers car and pop in his cars cassette player and would play this song over and over all night, just thinking about life growing up.....Those were the Good old days , good and sad memories miss the 80's
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1984....a year with full beautiful moments
back in the day i heard this song twice the dj never said who the band was but thanks to youtube and today technology we can in someway go back the best years cause these times really Suck...
same
I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU
Completely agree
It was the same for me! Until right now all they way back to 84 I finally found the name and artist to this song I had in my head all these years and it not really all that good but I loved it in the day never forgot it
Sounds a lot like Boston since Barry was in the band
That's my uncle Bruce on bass!! Badass!
No way
@@JacksonDang04 Way. (assuming he's telling the truth)
And my cousin Michael on drums
My son, Nestor.. was there in spirit.
I was the director of the video, I was 8 at the time.
The mullets and mustaches are pretty awesome...
I can't get over how much (back then) Barry resembled Buck Dharma (BOC) and Blair Thornton of BTO
It's not just me, then. I was thinking Buck Dharma too.
With a tinge of moustached Steve Perry
And short haired girl in leather pants.
Sign of the times!
AWESOME TIMES ❤️
My music professor sent me here after seeing my name. I'm impressed!!!
Cool AF name, bro ! ♡
LOved The 80's.
Very underrated
Killer vocals.. Great Song
Another great tune from 1984. If I were forced to pick one year to only have music from, it would probably be that year
A Denver tune I call it as I was living there at the time
1984 remains perhaps the greatest year in music. A year of giants. The quality (and quantity) of talent is unbelievable today.
@@TRKEWEENAW Arvada here lol
‘86 was also a great year. For me it really is a toss up between ‘84 and ‘86.
Fran Cosmo has quite a set of pipes!
fran has a hell of a set of pipes. what a singer
Couldn't agree more!
I wonder why this song didn't make it big and it should have. A very underrated band in Orion The Hunter also. It's a really good jam. This song brings Boston back to the jammin' scene. Great guitar solo. Listen to this song loud!!!!
It's so cool that his bro's were ON that sh*t and went and found him. It makes me wanna do something good for somebody.
I remember when this was released and I heard on the FM radio as a teenager. At first I thought it was a new Boston song preceding a new Boston record. I didn't know Goodreau (and the rest of the band for that matter) was no longer in Boston. Yes, this was pre-Internet, people. I thought it was pretty cool that Heart's Micheal DeRossier was the drummer. The whole album kicks ass.
I was exactly the same in my thoughts back then when I was like 16. I remember thinking "this has got to be Boston or at least a good chunk of the band under a different name". I did remember even then hearing that that they were in legal battles, so assumed OTH was a temporary remedy. I was partly right...😉👍🤘
MD also played for BOC.
If you like this then you should give his original solo album and Return to Zero a listen as well!
The other guitarist is Fran Cosmo who ended up doing a stint with Boston as the vocalist on Walk On and stayed on through Corporate America which also featured his son, Anthony.
@Chris - AOR consumer #8733 Not really. Just Goudreau. Delp only did a few backup vocals. I originally thought Fran Cosmo was Fran Sheehan without the mustache, but I was wrong about that.
I heard this song a few times on the radio way back in the early 80's and never forgot it, I have been trying to find it since then and I just did, WOW I'm so missing that Era :(
Raise your hand if you were fortunate enough to catch these guys in 1984, when they opened up for Aerosmith on their Back in the Saddle Tour.
Had to wait out a heavy rain storm to see that concert on Navy Island in Minnesota.
I missed this concert But I was lucky enough to see Boston with 3 of the original members in '86.
...nah. Didn't Get(that)Lucky. ....but, I -did- stay at a "Holiday Inn-Express" last night ! ..... ;^}
Had this cassette playing in my Walkman for most of my junior year in HS. It was my escape in my mind! Cant even begin to express what hearing this means to me.
i remember listening this tune down gessner raod Houston Tx. saturday night, those were the days
I heard this song when I was in junior high, but never knew the singer. What a great decade! Thanks TH-cam.
Remember hearing this song in my youth but never knew the name of the band. Thanks for posting it.
Some of the gang from Boston Brad Delp, Barry Goudreau and Fran Cosmo. I also love RTZ with Goudreau and Delp.
I always loved this song especially the thunder drumming of Mike DeRosier, formerly of Heart. The drums and bass are so tight and Barry's guitar sounds awesome .... really like the outro guitar solo and the shift in time signature.
DeRosier also played drums in Alias. Early 90’s rock that was awesome!
DeRosier is a terrific drummer
That Chrysler B body isn't too shabby either.
Another DeRosier fan here. Big influence in my formative drumming years.
I agree he's a great drummer, but he looks out of place with everyone else sporting a killer 80s mullet.
Great song when times were much easier and music rocked!
Yes! This was the song from the cassette playing in an older girl's car when I got a ride home from a high school party... 🎶
Wow. That Melody. Those Vocals and That Guitar !
So much local history for me with this video...My all time FAVORITE song..Love it!!!!!
Was pulled out of West Point garage bin in 86 😂love it!
So 80’s and Boston music Golden time for Boston bands Very good
Great to own the LP. Bought it when it was released back in the 80s... and as already said, this is basically "Boston without Tom". A precious album for me, in my opinion most certainly "Boston-class". They would get together again and do an "Orion The Hunter II"
"Orion the Hunter" (on Portrait, 1984, charts: #57) was the only official "OTH" album ever issued by the band. ... "OTH: 2", or "The Lost Demos of Fran Cosmo (vocals) / Bruce Smith (bass)" were recorded for the 2nd "OTH" album, which was never released. ... *4 songs were uploaded to FranCosmoMusic's You Tube channel. . . (SOURCE: "OTH" band "Wiki" file).
The whole album is great. This is of course my favorite song on the album , but the rest of the songs are top notch also. Love music from the’80s. It was a great decade for music.
A real treat on this album are Brad Delp’s vocals on Joanne. So sweet!!
Man. That sure -looks- like actress Linda Fiorentino. She was in movies such as "Vision Quest", "The Last Seduction", "Men in Black", and "Dogma". She was labeled as "difficult to work with", and her Hollywood career flamed out around 2000 at the age of 40. ... So,, she was PERFECT for this video vixen role, as it turned out (..IF that is truly her) !
In 1985 Fran Cosmo and Barry began Orion the Hunter.Michael DeRosier, the former drummer for Heart played drums. That's Fran on Vocals who I believe, wrote several of the songs on the album. and yes Anton... he sure does have it!
I've been looking for this song forever! Thought it was a from Jefferson Starship, since the lead singer sound a lot like Micky Thomas.
Never thought of that, but you're right.
It's Barry Goudreau
It's Fran Cosmo, who later took over the lead vocals for Boston...
terriblita308 nope Fran Cosmo
Always loved this song. Fran Cosmo's vocals are incredible, Barry Goudreau's guitar solo full of heartbreak and emotion. Just amazing!! Fran is on fire; he brings a certain Geddy Lee style to the microphone. IMHO he was the only logical choice for Tom Scholz for recruitment as a lead singer in Boston along with Brad Delp, who will live on in my heart forever.
One of the best songs to come from the 80's.
Absolutely. Not just this song but the entire album is an absolute killer.
@@RobKimbro1966 when you don’t have Brad and Tom this is the result… it was a disaster commercially
I love Barry but he’s no Tom
@@bobmarsh8145 I'm pretty sure that Brad is listed as the vocalist in the credits but you are right about no Tom. From what I've heard Tom had kind of left the rest of the band out in no man's land after Dont Look Back
I still love this song.
Woke up this morning and you were gone
Found your note by the telephone
You said goodbye
I won't be back this way
I guess in time Ill figure it out
The flame burned and flickered out
You sped away and you burned down the highway
So you ran (you keep on runnin')
took the heart of a lonely man
I hope you'd say
but now you've gone away
Seemed like I never got a hold on you
The harder I tried the more desperate I grew
I should have known I couldn't change your heart
You once said you need to be free
Oh babe you could have been with me
You fade away like the sun turning to darkness
So you ran (you keep on runnin')
took the heart of a lonely man
I hope you'd say
but now you've gone away
In this life we might find our way
But love is more than just day to day
Why (Echo) why why why
So you ran
So you ran
So you ran
Baby
I wonder who your with tonight
Can he save you from the sacrifice
Will he love you hold you
For another day
Or is it just a stop on your lonely highway
Baby
So you ran (you keep on runnin')
took the heart of a lonely man
So you ran
I hope you'd say
but now you've gone away
Love this song. Good memories of the 80's.
+Jack Cole Absolutely!!!!!!
one of the top albums from my childhood.
had no idea how much afro hair was behind the music. :) first time seeing them.
fantastic band.
Awesome
They did a free concert at Indian Point Park in Providence in 1984. Worst sunburn I ever got but a good time just the same.
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In addition to the Boston boys, Brad, Barry, and Fran, Orion The Hunter had an awesome drummer by the name of Michael Derosier. Not only was his timing impreccable, he had a very unique style. He also reminded me a bit of John Bonham because he really pounded the drums hard. Michael is best known as the original drummer for Heart and a co-writter of the song Barracuda. (Michael and Roger Fisher wrote most of the music, while Ann and Nancy wrote the lyrics for it.)
Cool behind the scenes info.
actually the first recording drummer for HEART was also Kat Hendriksen
Jon Blackers The info you provided is only partially correct. First of all, the drummer you are speaking of is Kat Hendrikse (not Hendriksen). Secondly, Heart actually had 4 session drummers on their 1st album "Dreamboat Annie". These 4 drummers were Michael Derosier, Dave Wilson, Duris Maxwell, and Kat Hendrikse. Michael Derosier played drums on "White Lightning and Wine" and "Sing Child Sing". Dave Wilson played drums on "Magic Man", Duris Maxwell played drums on "How Deep It Goes", and Kat Hendrikse played drums on the remaining songs. After "Dreamboat Annie" was completed, the band made Michael Derosier their full-time drummer and he joined them on tour.
The drummer for Heart that really sounded like Bonham was Denny Carmassi ! Derosier is great, but listen to the bass drums here... Carmassi would never want to sound like that.
I came here for the tip of Ken Tamplin. This has really great vocals and great music!
Great song! Fran Cosmo can sure sing wow. Barry Goudreau rocks as always
That Solo is Epic !
Amazing that tiny dude could even pick up the guitar, much less make a sound on it.
... Barry's BEST !! ♡
That tiny dude was one of the bad ass guitarists of Boston. He can play quite nicely
Have this on cassette,Still blasting it in 2022,the vocals are amazing 🤘
Fran Cosmo was a helluva singer. Hearing him and Brad Delp singing together at a Boston concert in '94 was a complete eargasm. Their alternating, searing vocals and harmonies left scorched earth!
Pa-chan Saw them do that in 2003. It was Awesome!
Always loved this band and wish they had released more stuff. Great vocals by Fran Cosmo. Dark and Stormy is another great one off that album.
I've always liked this song but I especially like that the video was shot at Lynn beach and the restaurant scene is the tides restaurant, a north shore landmark that's been there ever since I can remember
..What city/state, please ?! 😌 ...TY !!
..nm. 😑 ...Lynn Beach is located in upper Massachusetts. ✅️
I totally understand. I was in a similar situation back then. Song real tugs on my heart strings. Such a great band!
Ive looked long for this timeless classic
All the Boston spin-offs are freaking awesome...this, RTZ
I remember a local radio station playing this on and off for about a month and then burying it. Yet, 30 years later, you still hear Billy effing Squier?
Ain't that the truth?!!
I agree. Great music from the 80's. Even my dog loves this song.
Eyyyyyyy up you pop crazed youngsters.
So You Ran (Away From Bummerdog)
Iam love this song.😺
GREAT song, MAJOR personal significance! To quote Miles Goodwin 'words are sometimes hard to find, but silence can be so unkind'. An old acquaintance with EXTREMELY cruel intentions re-introduced me and a mutual acquaintance from childhood, knowing that she had already been planning to move 1,000 miles from home, but it totally BLEW UP IN THE FACE OF the ex-'friend' who tried to set her (a woman so beautiful that few men see past her looks) and me (a widower who knew how to love someone like her) up to be CRUSHED by 'impossible' love. She tried to hide her feelings, until she learned that I was already planning to buy a winter home not far from where she was going. It took 18 months to figure it all out, but the attempt to hurt both of us BACKFIRED bigtime. Starting in 2019, the 'Goodbye Girl' and me will be on the beach in the winters while our ex-'friend' trudges through lake-effect snow. LOL
"Playing the 🎸 ..like ringin' a f'n BELL !!" 🔔 😎 At 2:30 and on ! 💫
..The battle of the pencil-tin 80s porno mustaches ! 2:40 😂 🥸
Dad still has it.
Fuck yeah he does
Hell yeah. Fran easily makes my list of top 10 male vocalists of all time, and that's saying something when you're whittling a list down to 10 and you're talking in the same company as guys like Steve Perry, Brad Delp, and Lou Gramm
Orion was the first band I ever saw live. It was them and Face to Face at a free show at India Point Park in Providence RI back in 1984. They were really good and I remember Barry being real good that day. I wish I was back there, lol.
... Are you sure it wasn't "FACEDANCER" ? ....nm. . . . ;^)
@@tracyhall6195 No it was Face To Face, they had a semi hit with 10-9-8 back in the 80s. They were a pop act not like the hardcore band years later.
Look up Face To Face 10-9-8 they have a video for it. Got a girl singer.
@@TheEWFX29 . . Cool. I'll do that ! ... For the hell of it, look up the band/videos under FACEDANCER: "Time Bomb" .. "Red Shoes". They were an early 80s band from Baltimore that never got enough pub & acclaim, due to their management/handlers. I saw them in a mid-sized venue in Philly, and they SMOKED it !! Found their cassette for a BUCK in a "Woolworth's" once ! ..lolz. ♡
@@tracyhall6195 I will have to. Just read about then, they were from Rhode Island I'm from Mass. I don't really remember them but might have seen them open for somebody with all the shows I have seen in Providence I just might have.
This song is vintage Boston with an 80's feel to it.
Still have the cassette!! 😃👍
Absolute class
This albumb will always be in my heart forever!!! Very memorable!!!!!!
I think I heard this song once back in the 80s, but I never forgot it. So good to hear it again after all these years.
Who thought putting Barry as the featured member was the right move? Great sounding songs. Talented.
Love the '72 New Yorker!
This is what great musicians and song writers do when they take a break from " thier band". One album wonder !!!
My favourite from this great band. Thanks for sharing.
Barry was the driving force behind the band
I still have the cassette tape. This is the best song on it
So do i dude 🤘 still rockin it in 22
I have it too, buried in a closet somewhere, since I haven't listened to any cassette in years. Was lucky enough to find an import CD of it 15 - 20 yes ago. However, as good as So You Ran was, I have to differ with you in that it was the best song. My far and away fave was/is Dreamin'. With that pounding beat and the way Barry shreds in his solo, that song's climax was as good as it gets. I'd listen and be transfixed and transported to another sphere every time. Amazing masterpiece of work hardly anyone knows about. Also the ballad Dark and Stormy was great MO song. 😉
Sad they aren't on Spotify. So You Ran was until 2 years or so ago, but it was taken away.