It’s just a good thing to have the tape rolling when you’re recording me. I think that’s where Jim is really good - he can piece a story together. “I think that I’m one of the world’s best mumblers, I can mumble some of the best lyrics, but putting them together is another story. In an interview in 1988 with Vancouver’s Georgia Straight newspaper, Adams explained how Vallance and he came up with the title for the song: The song was written by Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance.Ī cool story on the title of “Cuts Like a Knife”… The song reached #15 on the Billboard Hot 100 whilst the other single reached #10. It was this song that turned me on to Bryan and 34 years later, I still listen to his music. It let the world know that Bryan had more to him than the love song and helped make me a fan of his music. Where “Straight From the Heart” was a ballad, “Cuts Like A Knife” was more of a rocker. Bryan had to be making a little dough with all those versions going around. And funny enough, that same year, Bonnie Tyler recorded the song for her album, ‘Faster then the Speed of Night’ in 1983. Bryan finally recorded and released the song in 1983. It was first recorded by Ian Lloyd in 1980, then Jon English in 1981 and then by Rosetta Stone in 1982. The song was recorded by three separate artists prior to his recording of the song. “Straight From the Heart” was not originally recorded by Bryan Adams although he did write it along with Eric Kagna.
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The concept of this A&M series was pretty smart as it gave the customer two hit songs for the price of one. This release of those singles was done only a couple years later in 1985. The B-Side for “Straight From the Heart” was “One Good Reason” and the B-Side for “Cuts Like a Knife” was “Lonely Nights”. The original singles “Straight From the Heart” and “Cuts Like a Knife” were actually released in 1983 as separate singles. A&M Records had a 45 single series called A&M Memories where they re-released singles of artists and both sides were previously released singles from the artist and from the same album. It is actually a re-issued single of two of Bryan Adams most popular songs from his ‘Cuts Like a Knife’ album. There are 4 arrangements to choose from.For the next single that was in my box of vinyl, you get two for the price of one. Straight From The Heart is available for 5 instruments. You don't even have to be logged into your Great Scores account to do this. Do you want to tell the world how great this track is? Great - simply click on the share button and choose from facebook, twitter, email and other sharing options, and off you go. If you would like to leave a review of the Bryan Adams sheet music on this page, then please click on the tab "Comments". If we have arrangements for a variety of instruments, but you would like to only see the scores we have for one specific instrument, then please alter the selection accordingly in the section just below this paragraph.
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