Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I recently came across a couple Ellen Foley bootlegs from the 1979-1980 Nightout Tour, and as a particular enjoyer of that album and this song I thought I'd work on the sound slightly and give you this little treat to enjoy while I work away on other things... Joe Stefko from the first iteration of Meat Loaf's touring band is on drums here, and George Meyer who would later be in the first lineup of the Neverland Express from 1981-1982 is here also, on piano!
Recorded at the Koninklijk Theater Carré, Amsterdam, Netherlands on February 14th 1980.
Lead Vocals - Ellen Foley
Lead Guitar, Vocals - Russ Shirley
Guitar, Vocals - Jeff Southworth
Bass, Vocals - Martin Briley
Drums - Joe Stefko
Piano, Keyboards, Vocals - George Meyer
I recently came across a couple Ellen Foley bootlegs from the 1979-1980 Nightout Tour, and as a particular enjoyer of that album and this song I thought I'd work on the sound slightly and give you this little treat to enjoy while I work away on other things... Joe Stefko from the first iteration of Meat Loaf's touring band is on drums here, and George Meyer who would later be in the first lineup of the Neverland Express from 1981-1982 is here also, on piano!
Recorded at the Koninklijk Theater Carré, Amsterdam, Netherlands on February 14th 1980.
Lead Vocals - Ellen Foley
Lead Guitar, Vocals - Russ Shirley
Guitar, Vocals - Jeff Southworth
Bass, Vocals - Martin Briley
Drums - Joe Stefko
Piano, Keyboards, Vocals - George Meyer
![Jim Steinman - Vocal Evolution (1969-2003) [See Pinned Comment]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/veHS18HXEz8/mqdefault.jpg "Jim Steinman - Vocal Evolution (1969-2003) [See Pinned Comment]
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This is a very special video that I have wanting to make for many years. Steinmans vocal recordings are treasures, and here I have compiled together in the best manner I can, chronologically, the vocals of Jim Steinman in each year, from 1969 to 2003, this will be great for Steinmaniacs, as will the next few weeks and months on this channel! I have always thought Steinman to be an underrated vocalist, listen to Wonderful Toys if you are unconvinced. As always, enjoy - and never stop rockin!
Note: Not all photos are year accurate as some years have no public photos of Steinman.
00:00:00 1969 (Come In The Night - Live)
00:00:45 1970 (Come In The Night - Live)
00:01:25 1972 (Train Of Love - Demo)
00:02:01 c.1973 (Smoke Song - Demo)
00:02:33 1973 (Souvenirs - Demo)
00:03:02 1973 (More Than You Deserve - Demo)
00:04:00 1975 (For Crying Out Loud - Highlighted Vocals)
00:04:21 1978 (More Than You Deserve - Live)
00:05:22 1980 (Bad For Good)
00:06:10 1985 (A Kiss Is A Terrible Thing To Waste - Highlighted Vocals)
00:06:28 1988 (Standing At A Door - Demo)
00:07:29 c.1989 (Who Needs The Young? - Demo)
00:08:26 1991 (Life Is A Lemon And I Want My Money Back - Highlighted Vocals)
00:09:31 c.1996 (Carpe Noctem - Highlighted Vocals)
00:10:15 1997 (A Beautiful Daughter Is A Blessing - Rehearsal)
00:10:33 1998 (Not Allowed To Love - Demo)
00:11:25 1999 (Two Out Of Three Aint Bad - Rehearsal)
00:11:56 2000 (Graveyard Shift - Demo)
00:12:37 2002 (A Girl As Beautiful As She - Highlighted Vocals) [Mislabelled as 2001]
00:13:39 2002 (Were Still The Children We Once Were - Demo)
00:14:43 2003 (The Clitoris That Thought It Was A Puppy)
00:14:49 2003 (Two Out Of Three Aint Bad - Rehearsal)")
