Long Cold Winter - Cinderella Reviews
Newest Review: ... blues song can have. "Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone) starts with a distinctive piano intro played by Tom ... more
... Keifer. It is a slow, bluesy, heartfelt power ballad. While it is slower than the other tracks on the album, it still has a heavy rock feel to it which keeps it from feeling wimpy.
With a heavy rock blues feel and Tom Keifer's distinctive vocals, "The Last Mile" is a fantastic song about taking life slowly and getting out to see the world and what it has to offer. It is one of my favourite songs on the album.
"Coming Home" is another heavy, blues based power ballad. The vocals come out in an al...more
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Customer Long Cold Winter - Cinderella Reviews (1)
by - written on 23/12/11 (Useful, 11 readings)
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"Long Cold Winter" is the 2nd studio album released in 1988 by American glam rockers, Cinderella. The line-up for the album was Tom Keifer (vocals/guitar), Jeff LaBar (guitar), Eric Brittingham (bass) and Fred Coury (drums). "Gypsy Road" is probably the best example of a perfect blues rock song I have ever heard. It is heavy and edgy, but with the flair that only a quality blues song can have. "Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone) starts with a distinctive piano intro played by Tom Keifer. It is a slow, bluesy, heartfelt power ballad. While it is slower than the other tracks on the album, it still has a heavy rock feel ... Read the complete review
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