Rock 'n' Roll Revival

For the musical trend, see Rock and roll revival.
Rock 'n' Roll Revival
Studio album by
Loverboy
ReleasedAugust 14, 2012
RecordedThe Warehouse Studio, Vancouver, Canada
GenreRock
Length57:59
LabelFrontiers
ProducerPaul Dean, Bob Rock
Loverboy chronology
Greatest Hits... The Real Thing
(2009) 		Rock 'n' Roll Revival
(2012) 		Unfinished Business
(2014)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusic [1]

Rock 'n' Roll Revival is the eighth studio album by the Canadian rock band Loverboy. The album features nine classic Loverboy songs re-recorded for the album by the current lineup, as well as three new songs.[2] The three new songs were recorded with Bob Rock at Bryan Adams' Warehouse Studio in Vancouver, BC.[3]

Track listing

Track Title Composer(s) Length Original Appearance
01 "Rock 'n' Roll Revival" (Paul Dean/Mike Reno) 4:15 New recording
02 "No Tomorrow" (Paul Dean/Jaren Johnston/Mike Reno/Bob Rock) 4:42 New recording
03 "Heartbreaker" (Paul Dean/Jaren Johnston/Mike Reno/Bob Rock) 3:57 New recording
04 "Turn Me Loose" (Paul Dean/Mike Reno) 5:58 Loverboy
05 "Working for the Weekend" (Paul Dean/Matt Frenette/Mike Reno) 3:53 Get Lucky
06 "Lovin' Every Minute of It" (Robert John "Mutt" Lange) 5:23 Lovin' Every Minute of It
07 "The Kid Is Hot Tonight" (Bernie Aubin/Paul Dean) 4:32 Loverboy
08 "Lucky Ones" (Paul Dean/Mike Reno/Scott Smith/Denise Thurlow) 4:05 Get Lucky
09 "Always on My Mind" (Paul Dean/Mike Reno) 3:43 Loverboy
10 "Queen of the Broken Hearts" (Paul Dean/Mike Reno) 4:03 Keep It Up
11 "When It's Over" (Paul Dean/Mike Reno) 5:35 Get Lucky
12 "Hot Girls in Love" (Paul Dean/Bruce Fairbairn) 7:58 Keep It Up

Personnel

Additional personnel

  • Kelly Brock - backing vocals
  • Catherine St. Germain - backing vocals

References

  1. ^ Rock 'n' Roll Revival at AllMusic
  2. ^ "Canadian multi-platinum rockers Loverboy return with "Rock 'n' Roll Revival"". Frontiers.it. 29 June 2012. Retrieved 29 July 2012.
  3. ^ "Loverboy "Rock 'n' Roll Revival": Album Detail". Frontiers.it. 29 June 2012. Retrieved 29 July 2012.



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