I was fortunate enough to see Meat Loaf at the Seattle Paramount Theatre probably 1977? They covered this song, and it was excellent. It also steered me back to the original version performed by Tina Turner, which is so, so good.
Although the original Ike and Tina Turner version only peaked at a disappointing #88 in US, it is not exactly an "underground" classic because it was a #3 hit in UK. It was also a top 40 hit in Netherlands, Belgium and Australia.
Meat Loaf & Karla seem to get on well on stage Did they're have a relationship Meat Loaf is such a amazing bloke with a dame good voice Lovely sexy bloke
4:30 can someone please tell me who that other guy is? I'm trying to find an interview with Jim, Meat and Karla and there was some other guy sitting next Karla and I think this is him. Can someone pretty please tell me who this guy is when you get the chance?
That’s Rory Dodd. He is best known for singing Total Eclipse of the Heart with Bonnie Tyler. He also was the vocalist for Jim Steinman. The guy who wrote most of Meatloaf’s biggest hits.
@@Barbie_All_The_Way not that I know of. I’m referring to Jim Steinman. He wrote most of Meatloafs hits. Rory actually recorded a lot of demoes of the songs Jim wrote, including some of the hits of Meatloaf.And I guess ,one song that charted by Jim Steinman .Which many people though was Jim Steinman actually singing since there is a video which features Jim instead of Rory singing the song.And There are videos of Rory singing on here. Just put in his name and singer.
A newspaper referred to him as 'Mr. Loaf' in his obituary. But Mr Aday's vocals could have been better-I will try other takes of this song. If properly sung (grammar?? could be an all time great.
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I was fortunate enough to see Meat Loaf at the Seattle Paramount Theatre probably 1977? They covered this song, and it was excellent. It also steered me back to the original version performed by Tina Turner, which is so, so good.
Fantastic. His performances with Karla are vastly under-rated. She was brilliant with him.
Meatloaf has a fantastic voice. Love that guy!
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I love it when he sings that song. He always seems to have so much fun singing it.
Bloody love this
Amazing audio and video for such old footage!
Great Version! thanks!
awesome band
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1977 Meat Loaf could get it.
Although the original Ike and Tina Turner version only peaked at a disappointing #88 in US, it is not exactly an "underground" classic because it was a #3 hit in UK. It was also a top 40 hit in Netherlands, Belgium and Australia.
Its so weird seeing Bob Kulick with that amount of hair and Bruce Kulick with a mostache lol
which kind of makes them look like 70's porn stars lol but amazing guitarists
this is from Rockpalast 1978, isn't it?
not sure but that would seem right it is def from very early in his career
I believe it is
Meat Loaf & Karla seem to get on well on stage
Did they're have a relationship
Meat Loaf is such a amazing bloke with a dame good voice
Lovely sexy bloke
4:30 can someone please tell me who that other guy is? I'm trying to find an interview with Jim, Meat and Karla and there was some other guy sitting next Karla and I think this is him. Can someone pretty please tell me who this guy is when you get the chance?
That’s Rory Dodd. He is best known for singing Total Eclipse of the Heart with Bonnie Tyler. He also was the vocalist for Jim Steinman. The guy who wrote most of Meatloaf’s biggest hits.
@@thaismatsumoto Rory Dodd wrote music too?
@@Barbie_All_The_Way not that I know of. I’m referring to Jim Steinman. He wrote most of Meatloafs hits. Rory actually recorded a lot of demoes of the songs Jim wrote, including some of the hits of Meatloaf.And I guess ,one song that charted by Jim Steinman .Which many people though was Jim Steinman actually singing since there is a video which features Jim instead of Rory singing the song.And There are videos of Rory singing on here. Just put in his name and singer.
Rory Todd
Back up singer
Also did some lead vocals on Jim Steinman solo album
A newspaper referred to him as 'Mr. Loaf' in his obituary. But Mr Aday's vocals could have been better-I will try other takes of
this song. If properly sung (grammar?? could be an all time great.
He is an all time great. A legend in music and a pretty nice guy. Rest In Peace🙏🏻
Meat Loaf had a good voice, but Rory Dodd had a thousand times better vocal range...
shame what happened
ged glass what happened!
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@@daisyxox2991 Lost his voice.
C'mon people, their voices are out of tune...
Faites le taire, pitié
Horrible!!
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