the Bryan Adams Barbeque
“The afterglow of Reckless lasted throughout that year,” Bryan Adams says. “We had a great tour and the rest of the year I spent writing and recording. I was a busy boy!” Boy or not, he certainly was busy: Adams participated in the “Tears Are Not Enough” sessions (he also co-wrote the lyrics to that northern “We Are The World”), played at Live Aid and joined U2, Peter Gabriel and Sting for the six-city “Conspiracy Of Hope” shows for Amnesty International.
the Bryan Adams Barbeque
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“Released in November, 1984, Reckless has sold more than seven million copies, including four million in the U.S. and 1.5 million in Canada, where it was the biggest selling album by a domestic artist in the country’s history.”
—Press Information
“The afterglow of Reckless lasted throughout that year,” Bryan Adams says. “We had a great tour and the rest of the year I spent writing and recording.
I was a busy boy!”
Boy or not, he certainly was busy: Adams participated in the “Tears Are Not Enough” sessions (he also co-wrote the lyrics to that northern “We Are The World”), played at Live Aid and joined U2, Peter Gabriel and Sting for the six-city “Conspiracy Of Hope” shows for Amnesty International. All this in addition to the aforementioned great tour.
And it was on that tour, he says, that he started work on what would become Into The Fire... an album about a fellow ostensibly at the crossroads of his life.