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A full year before Bat Out of Hell brought him international success, vocalist Meat Loaf was brought in by producer Werman to sing on the album. Meat Loaf was paid the sum of $1,000 for his contributions to the album, which included crafting his vocal arrangements and two days of recording sessions. [10]
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- Hard rock
- September 1976
Free-for-All è il secondo album del chitarrista Ted Nugent, pubblicato nel 1976 per la Epic Records ... Meat Loaf - voce; Tom Werman - percussioni; Note ...
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- ottobre 1976
If one was not very familiar with the tonal qualities of Meat Loaf’s voice, you would never really know it was Meat Loaf. The first track to appear on the Free For All album that featured Meat Loaf on lead vocals was the album’s third track, “Writing on the Wall.”.
3 feb 2022 · It’s another “Free For All Friday” and Ted reflects back on his experiences with the recently deceased rocker, Marvin Lee Aday, more popularly known as “Meatloaf”. A year before Meatloaf...
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- The Nightly Nuge
10 lug 2015 · Ted Nugent: Free-For-All The Motor City Madman’s first real steps into the spotlight, with a little help from Meat Loaf.
20 gen 2023 · In 1976, with Bat Out Of Hell still a work in progress, Meat helped out Ted Nugent, who sought a lead singer, and appeared on five songs on Nugent’s second album, Free-For-All. “I had first performed with Meat Loaf in 1967 when Stoney And Meatloaf opened for the Amboy Dukes around Michigan and the Midwest,” Nugent tells Classic Rock.
[Ted] Nugent did some of the singing himself, but Free-For-All’s testosterone oomph was taken up a notch by a new arrival—a then on-the-rise performer named Meat Loaf, who provided lead vocals on songs such as “Hammerdown,” “Together,” “Street Rats” and “I Love You So I Told You A Lie.”
