"He was always a star," Ellen Foley says of her friend, the late Meat Loaf. The legendary rock star, whose real name was Marvin Lee Aday, died Thursday at the age of 74. Foley, who was one of Meat ...
In the wake of Meat Loaf‘s death Thursday, singer Ellen Foley described her working relationship with Meat Loaf in the 1970s as “a beautiful, feisty, joyful friendship. Meat and Jim (Steinman) brought ...
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In 1977, Meat Loaf’s debut album, “Bat Out of Hell,” took off. It included “Paradise by the Dashboard Light” and “Two out of Three Ain’t Bad,” written by Amherst College alum Jim Steinman. On Thursday ...
“Stop Right There!” Three words of warning — and three words that Ellen Foley credits with launching her career in music. It was Foley who belted out the words to Meat Loaf about halfway through their ...
Meat Loaf probably wasn't going like a Bat out of Hell when he was recording the album of that name. The late singer revealed to Motor Trend in 2016 that during the making of the classic LP, which ...
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