Survivor, and Jim Peterik/Frankie Sullivan in particular as the main writers of the groups material, have always been pretty straightforward in wanting to create commercial pop rock material that was accessible to as wide a range of the record buying public as possible. Sure, once Jamison joined, the band certainly put out a lot of cheesy stuff that weren't things I particularly cared for. But they had their success and their moment in the sun from 1982 to about 1986: a decent amount of top 10 singles.
With the track Caught Up In You, the lyrics are pretty trite, but no more so than any of .38 Specials original tunes. With .38 Special, for me the interest I had in that band was the three guitars weaving together with that semi-light Southern rock style. The vocals/lyrics were always secondary.
With the track Caught Up In You, the lyrics are pretty trite, but no more so than any of .38 Specials original tunes. With .38 Special, for me the interest I had in that band was the three guitars weaving together with that semi-light Southern rock style. The vocals/lyrics were always secondary.
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