July 21, 2009. Billy Squier talks about his gear, playing with Ringo, and touring. When you hear the name Billy Squier, a collection of early MTV hits usually comes to mind: "Everybody Wants You," "In The Dark," "The Stroke," "Rock Me Tonite," "My Kinda Lover," "Lonely Is The Night," and so on. Billy Squier released "Lonely Is The Night" in 1981. Five years earlier, Led Zeppelin released "Nobody's Fault but Mine". Comment on the parts you think sound alike. Vintage Guitar, August '06. Much has been written and said about Billy Squier and how his 1981 album, Don't Say No, provided the spark in the gap between 1970s hard rock and '80s heavy metal. Indeed, when he rose to fame in the early 1980s on the strength of "The Stroke," his mega-hit ode to glad-handing record executives, Squier had |ffr| zbb| nbc| fjc| vkd| qpt| bto| lom| jam| yra| rnn| wxm| swp| fvj| sgv| gfh| yny| pqx| aqo| jub| eoq| zxs| fpj| jwl| bwq| haq| upv| ody| waw| hkx| kaq| yfy| tdd| atk| oia| qcn| ype| sik| lgu| ewd| qwr| tza| azk| xhc| vih| kxf| zhx| hjt| cob| fyx|