Eddie Money

Rockland = 2x Platinum Studio album by Kim Mitchell
Released: 1989
Genre: Rock
Length: 46:27
Label: Alert, Atlantic
Producer: Kim Mitchell, Pat Mastelotto

Rockland is the third solo album from Canadian singer and guitarist Kim Mitchell. The album was released in 1989 and is certified double platinum in Canada.

Track listing:
"Rocklandwonderland" (Kim Mitchell, Pye Dubois)-4:19
"Lost Lovers Found" (Mitchell, Dubois)-5:07
"Rock n Roll Duty" (Mitchell, Dubois)-3:20
"Tangle of Love" (Mitchell, Dubois)-4:45
"Moodstreet" (Mitchell, Dubois)-4:23
"The Crossroads" (Mitchell, Dubois)-4:25
"Expedition Sailor" (Mitchell, Dubois)-4:25
"O Mercy Louise" (Mitchell, Dubois)-3:58
"This Dream" (Mitchell, Dubois)-4:33
"The Great Embrace" (Mitchell, Dubois, Booth)5:29
Total Running Time: 46:47

Rockland was released internationally on the Atlantic Records label.

He was the lead singer and guitarist for the band Max Webster before going on to lead a solo career.

Personnel:
Kim Mitchell vocals, guitars
Lou Molino drums
Mattew Gerrard bass
Greg Wells keyboards, backing vocals [Alannah Myles]

Genius! Overlooked soundtrack.The music is perfect to use with work-outs.Sylvester Stallone is a trucker who fights to have his child's custody and arm wrestles for money! The absolute best 80's music is orchestrated in this beautifully made motion picture artifact!
Next to "Rocky" this music "will take you HIGHER"!!!
The nice thing is, the soundtrack comes with an insert that HAS the lyrics to every song, except "The Fight", which is the only instrumental song on the LP. "Winner Takes It All", is a great song. So too are the songs "Take It Higher" (very cool), "Bad Nite" and "Meet Me Halfway", by Kenny Loggins. This soundtrack has some very inspiring songs to me.
Released in 1987 it contains music from Frank Stallone, Kenny Loggins (who performs the film's central theme, "Meet Me Half Way"), Eddie Money, and Sammy Hagar. John Wetton, lead singer of the rock group Asia, sang "Winner Takes It All" for the movie, but after performing the song, it was felt that his voice wasn't "mean" enough, so the song was offered to Sammy Hagar, whose version, featuring a bass guitar solo from Hagar's then-bandmate Edward Van Halen, ended up being the one on the soundtrack.

SAMPLES:

Donnie Miller - One Of The Boys 1989 (Melodic Rock/AOR) USA
"Me and You" is total Eddie Money, a pleasant exercise in mid-tempo textbook AOR. On other places like "Normal Guy (I Want Sex)" and "You Can't Stop Emotion", the Tommy Shaw influence is firmly felt. (Tommy sings and wrote on this release.) If you like Tommy Shaw's solo work, this CD is highly recommended!