Professor Of Rock has released the video below, along with the following introduction…
“Sometimes, taking a bold leap or making a risky move can seem like career suicide—until it isn’t. Coming up, we’ll reveal six incredible stories of artists who faced doubt, backlash, or skepticism, only to turn those moments into their greatest triumphs… including an up and coming singer, Anthony Kiedis, who had written a deeply personal song, ‘Under The Bridge’, that he hoped to release as a single. But his label execs wanted to see how it would do in concert. Then night he performed it in front of them he missed is cues and screwed up royalty. What happened next was beyond inspiration and convinced his label to put the song out, and it became his biggest hit… Then there was Kenny Loggins, who got a chance to record on the biggest movie soundtrack of the year, but he fell off a stage and broke several ribs. Kenny had to take pain meds and, in the process, sang the soundtrack songs in the wrong key and was fired from the project. But the firing allowed him to write his biggest hit, ‘Footloose’, which became a pop culture phenomenon. Our countdown of the Top 6 Career Killers that became triumphs is next, on Professor Of Rock!”
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“Sometimes, taking a bold leap or making a risky move can seem like career suicide—until it isn’t. Coming up, we’ll reveal six incredible stories of artists who faced doubt, backlash, or skepticism, only to turn those moments into their greatest triumphs… including an up and coming singer, Anthony Kiedis, who had written a deeply personal song, ‘Under The Bridge’, that he hoped to release as a single. But his label execs wanted to see how it would do in concert. Then night he performed it in front of them he missed is cues and screwed up royalty. What happened next was beyond inspiration and convinced his label to put the song out, and it became his biggest hit… Then there was Kenny Loggins, who got a chance to record on the biggest movie soundtrack of the year, but he fell off a stage and broke several ribs. Kenny had to take pain meds and, in the process, sang the soundtrack songs in the wrong key and was fired from the project. But the firing allowed him to write his biggest hit, ‘Footloose’, which became a pop culture phenomenon. Our countdown of the Top 6 Career Killers that became triumphs is next, on Professor Of Rock!”
Are you following Crimson Glory on Spotify? Do it today and when their new album is released you will be notified automatically.
Follow - https://open.spotify.com/artist/2B73nUiRlcSwjTyVaIAwhR
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