When Steve Perry and Kenny Loggins Went Toe to Toe | Premium | Professor of Rock

Including exclusive commentary from Kenny Loggins: Today We’re introducing a new show that’ we’ll be doing from time to time. called Dos- the greatest duets of the rock era. In the future we’ll be covering everything from George Michael and Aretha Franklin, I Knew You Were Waiting to Almost Paradise by Ann Wilson and Mike Reno to Under Pressure by Freddy Mercury and David Bowie.and so many more. Most of the time we will be including commentary from the actual artists, songwriters and producers involved to place you at the scene of the recording and give you exclusive insight. For our Premier episode, we are going to go behind two duets that involve one of the greatest singer songwriters of the rock era and someone i”m honored to call a friend. the soundtrack King and Mr. Footloose himself, Kenny Loggins. Kenny takes us behind his duet with the superhuman Steve Perry on Don’t Fight it which went to #17 on the hot 100 and #4 on the Rock charts in 1982. This song should be more celebrated than it is. You have two of the greatest voices together, going toe to toe and it’s a contest for the ages. Keep this Channel Alive! - http://bit.ly/ProfessorofRockVIPFan Spotify Playlist: https://bit.ly/KennyStevePlaylist Purchase The Albums Help out the Channel by purchasing your Albums and Merch through our links! As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you, thank you for your support. Purchase Here High Adventure - https://amzn.to/3cncXNx Street Talk - https://amzn.to/2zTNJsR Click here for Premium Content: https://bit.ly/SignUpForPremiumContent https://bit.ly/Facebook_Professor_of_... https://bit.ly/Instagram_Professor_of... #KennyLoggins #StevePerry #80sRock Hey music junkies Professor of Rock always her to celebrate the greatest artists and songs of all time If you are about music, you’ll want to subscribe to this channel so you don’t miss an episode. Also if you’d be so kind as to support us on Patreon, it helps us a lot. Today We’re introducing a new show that’ we’ll be doing from time to time. called Dos- the greatest duets of the rock era.. In the future we’ll be covering everything from George Michael and Aretha Franklin, I Knew You Were Waiting to Almost Paradise by Ann Wilson and Mike Reno to Under Pressure by Freddy Mercury and David Bowie.and so many more. Most of the time we will be including commentary from the actual artists, songwriters and producers involved to place you at the scene of the recording and give you exclusive insight. For our Premier episode, we are going to go behind two duets that involve one of the greatest singer songwriters of the rock era and someone i”m honored to call a friend. the soundtrack king and mr. Footloose himself Kenny Loggins. Kenny will drop the needle and take us behind his duet with the superhuman Steve Perry on Don’t Fight it which went to #17 on the hot 100 and #4 on the Rock charts in 1982. This song should be more celebrated than it is. You have two of the greatest voices together, going toe to toe and it’s a contest for the ages. I remember when I heard this as a kid, my two favorites together, It blew me away. This is one to go back to for sure. Also Kenny will be telling us about a the song Heart to Heart which he wrote and recorded from the needle drop with Michael McDonald and David Foster and went to #15 on the Hot 100. Now Heart to Heart Is not technically a duet , as it features Michael McDonald on background vocals but it has become a duet in recent years, when they perform it live and it’s awesome. Both of these songs are from the same album High Adventure and was a key album of my childhood and maybe yours as well, Let’s get into it: Thank you for watching. Leave us a comment about these songs below, give us your thoughts on Kenny Loggins, Steve Perry and Michael McDonald what other duets should we celebrate in the future? You can hear the songs in our curated playlist below. Also check out the artists merch link below. If you like our content subscribe to our channel to see more. Help us keep the music alive, until next time three chords and the truth, my friends