He HIT a HIGH NOTE That NO ROCK SINGER Has EVER Been Able to DUPLICATE! | Professor of Rock

Описание: The story of Skid Row and there 80s classic power ballad I Remember You. Singer Sebastian Bach hit a note nobody will ever be able to duplicate! Skid Row was a bunch of rookies whose debut album hadn’t even come out yet, but they had a secret weapon, Sebastian Bach, a young kid with a five octave range, and these rookies blew the #1 band in rock off the stage… They were the talk of the industry, and once they put out their album, they would scale the top of the charts with several massive hits, including the power ballad I Remember You that most of the band thought was too cheesy for the record… Until Sebastian unleashed an otherworldly note. He said he wanted to hit a note that no one would ever be able to top, and he more than delivered… It took I Remember You to the top of the charts, and I have Sebastian with me today to give the first-hand account next on Professor of Rock.


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Hey music Junkies, Professor of Rock always. Here to celebrate the greatest artists and the greatest songs of all time. If you had a crush on the doubliment twins, you’ll dig this channel of deep musical nostalgia. Make sure to subscribe right now. It’s time for another edition of our show Revelations, where featured artists take us for a deep dive behind their greatest songs and albums, and we have part 2 with the 5 octave wunderkind Sebastian Bach, formerly of Skid Row, and he tells the story of the last great Power Ballad of the rock era... I Remember You by And it almost didn’t make it onto the record because the band thought it was pretty cheesy. … but Bach unleashed a vocal that made the song a chart topper, which led to the band blowing the #1 rock band in the world off stage as a bunch of rookies. Let’s get into the interview.

Make sure to get Sebastian’s Amazon New album, Child Within The Man, here or below. Make sure to leave us a comment about this classic rock classic. What are your memories? It’s amazing. I don’t normally love classic bands’ new material, but this one is so great.