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FireHouse (album)

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Released
  
August 21, 1990

Length
  
48:34

Producer
  
David Prater

Genre
  
Glam metal

Label
  
Epic

FireHouse (1990)
  
Hold Your Fire (1992)

FireHouse is the debut album by the American glam metal band FireHouse. Released in 1990, it launched the group into stardom.

Contents

Background

The record was certified double platinum in the United States, and gold in Canada, Japan and Singapore.

Firehouse spawned four singles, "Shake & Tumble", "Don't Treat Me Bad", "All She Wrote", and the band's signature power ballad, "Love of a Lifetime".

The song "Don't Walk Away" was used in a scene of the 2008 movie The Wrestler, directed by Darren Aronofsky.

Additionally, "Overnight Sensation" was a part of the soundtrack in the video game BrĂ¼tal Legend.

Track listing

All songs written by Bill Leverty and C.J. Snare, except where noted.

  1. "Rock on the Radio" (Cosby Ellis, Foster, Leverty, Snare) - 4:45
  2. "All She Wrote" - 4:27
  3. "Shake & Tumble" (Foster, Leverty, Richardson, Snare) - 3:30
  4. "Don't Treat Me Bad" (Ellis, Foster, Leverty, Snare) - 3:55
  5. "Oughta Be a Law" (Ellis, Leverty, Snare) - 3:54
  6. "Lover's Lane" (Ellis, Foster, Leverty, Snare) - 4:02
  7. "Home Is Where the Heart Is" - 4:48
  8. "Don't Walk Away" - 4:31
  9. "Seasons of Change" - 1:29
  10. "Overnight Sensation" (Ellis, Foster, Leverty, Snare) - 3:56
  11. "Love of a Lifetime" - 4:46
  12. "Helpless" - 4:25

Singles

  • "Shake & Tumble" Didn't Chart
  • "Don't Treat Me Bad" #19 U.S.
  • "Love of a Lifetime" #5 U.S.
  • "All She Wrote" #58 U.S.
  • Personnel

  • C.J. Snare - vocals, keyboards
  • Bill Leverty - guitars
  • Perry Richardson - bass guitar
  • Michael Foster - drums, percussion
  • Production

  • Executive Producer: Michael Caplan
  • Produced by David Prater
  • Engineered by Doug Oberkircher
  • Assistant Engineer: Ellen Fitton
  • Mixed by David Prater and Doug Oberkircher
  • References

    FireHouse (album) Wikipedia