I think bands like Fifth Angel and Kingdom Come get a nod also.

I think so

He is a talented singer and guitar player but their style was too gaudy and effeminate. I like they did what they wanted to but their style was a bit too much.

​@@virtualbeing5195 says you 🙄

⁠@@virtualbeing5195so in other words you don’t like hair/glam metal because Cinderella was no different than most of the other bands and were the same way such as……Twisted Sister for starters

I ask the same Thang myself

Seriously - Tom and the rest of Cinderella are AWESOME!

the rock and roll hall of fame became a joke when they inducted rappers and not rock bands

Absolutely robbed!!

​@@qiamdof That's truly true 🤘🏻

They had some nice songs with melody and rhyme, but the lyrics could have been a bit better. He sounds great here and should play more guitar in concert. Great!

​​@@virtualbeing5195i think if you don't love Tom Keifer you must be crazy bc he fuckin rocks then & now!! I've seen your negativity on a couple of comments..

@@izzy_6283 I liked the band a lot. I put as much of that down. I just think they could have been better in ways. His voice is still great and his guitar playing which he's not well known for.

@@virtualbeing5195 I've always thought that he is mostly known for not only his amazing vocals but multi instrument playing ability, (guitar mainly) 🤷🏻‍♀️ maybe not by the younger generation but those of us who were teens in the 80s appreciate him the most. Im happy to say though that i have seen a lot of younger ones online who say they've discovered 80s Cinderella & love it!!

becky doesit Marry me

No

Don't Know What You Got is classic.

I've always thought so to. The Night songs album is their greatest album in my opinion. A true classic album.🙂

I agree, saw them in 2011 at a county fair near me with firehouse and slaughter and it was an amazing show. Got to meet them except for Tom. He was on the bus. Good memories though

There is only one singer who sound a bit like him. Dean Davidson from Britny Fox. Check : Standing in the shadow of love

That's the truth man. Anyone can play most of that. Good luck sounding like that guy tho

Yes he did. I got your back on that one.

He did he has his on sound and music but it's wonderful too I love cinderella aka tom

@@annettelones8178 Easliy as good as Motley Crue.

​@@metalmike570Cinderella was a better band than Motley Crue just saying & i loved both

​@@izzy_6283I've seen both Motley Crue and Cinderella in concert. And, there's no comparison. Cinderella had me convinced that they were lip syncing. Until Tom Keifer purposely strayed from what was on their album about three songs into the concert. Confirming that it was in fact live. Motley Crue had me wanting to leave the concert by their third song. They were horrible! Unlistenable. That's why they relied so heavily on a stage sideshows in concert. To distract you from the horrible choice you made purchasing a Motley Crue concert ticket.Cinderella could play circles around them frauds. Any day of the week.

Yeah man. Love it. Makes me remember being a kid.

Agreed, great distinct voice and too bad he had some voice issues.

100%

The most precious

I love Tom Kiefer because he's a great front man and great guitar player who should deserve a lot more than credit. My condolences to Tom Kiefer and Cinderella for the death of Jeff LeBar. RIP Jeff LeBar.

Hi I'm here lol

midnights_nightmare i see you everywhere lol

@@bonehead5000 oh fr? That's really cool ngl haha

midnights_nightmare that also means i’m everywhere lol

midnights_nightmare or we have the same interest haha

Yaaaasssss!! He is so humble.... I love to watch him play different instruments in Heartbreak Station! Beautiful...

Underrated?!

@@stanpopovsky That's what I said

Not caught up in stardom....hence the dark shades indoors...lol

@@EZSQRL Except that Tom wears the shades because he's shy and introverted, not because he thinks he's too cool to take them off like Gene Simmons.

He’s a great guitarist. Definitely one of my favorites.

Bill Alexander no he’s not

@@nursinghomefire6664 Thank you! Everybody is "underrated" these days. I think they just like to say that

You know nothing about music or you're new to it

@@besteverepicmillennial5927 go sit in the corner dummy..

I love falling apart at the seams. That beginning riff he was playing when the song picks up just makes me wanna head bang

GYPSY Cant Take Me Home ?

2 of my favorite as well

Love me some Gypsy Road. A string bend and ten licks.

YES YES YES!!!!

@@lunardelight There is something about that stuff, isn't there! If you have not checked out Ry Cooder, PLEASE DO! He's amazing!

@@brightbite thanks man I'll have to check them out appreciate it

For sure. You know when a musician like Tom calls out Michael Schenker and UFO as an influence, he knows his stuff.

@@brightbite Tom Keifer was the one behind Cinderella's lirycs awesome songsq

@@denicecarlagordon611 I love Cinderella's work.

Yes he does! You seem awfully ignorant! Why exactly watching this! Will you parents not let you out! You grounded

@@tonyandthebattlefortruth4840 you seem awfully condescending

I wish my parents let me.

Show this thread to your Dad. I bet he’ll be glad to share that experience with you! I bet his best memories come from the shows he saw at your age

Little did you know at the time of this post, concerts wouldn't exists for quite some time. 🤘

@@rebeljesus4220 No kidding! The plandemic killing what’s left of the live music scene is tragic.

@@rshowers7590 killing everything else too. The world we had up until March, ain't never coming back. Thanks to the Globalists and Chicoms.

That's my absolute favorite Gives me chill's He's a badass 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

Just have seen today. It was awesome! Did u mention that cringe moment when he wanted the crowd to sing gypsy road , but nobody understood him ? That's amazing) Soviet people just listened to a music no to a lyrics

@@andreyfamily2830, it's funny how they write songs on their sofas and their houses in america. But then do a world tour and everybody can sing along with that song. Just goes to show you the power of rock and roll. This is why I love this s***.

I want that tab intro lol

that's awesome, Sir

Springfield Pa!?! Me too!

Donna Schulcz Havertown

I used to get lessons from Mike, the original guitarist and Tom would pop over his house occasionally. Genuinely nice dude.

@@DanielHBuchmann, did you ever think they would make it when you were hanging out with them? That's interesting s*** right there. Thanks for sharing it man..

Night Songs and Long Cold Winter...wore them out..👍👍👍🤘🎸

@@jennrat513 Me, too!

My sister bought me tickets for my 11th birthday and it was my first show Feb 12 1987. I remember it to this day.

I LOVE THAT

I totally agree with you. He has one hell of a reputation. The whole band is great. I love them the pieces man they're always be my favorite band. Well, just one of them.

I just learned that fact recently and it blew my mind seeing as im from Pa and not far from Philadelphia.

I totally agree mate. Great times

I'm the opposite ... I've only just started to discover these guys, because back in the 80s I was stuck on listening to blues, and the only 'rock' artists I listened to were Deep Purple, Rory Gallagher, Johnny Winter & Rick Derringer. Where I lived, LP albums were hard to come by and money was tight, plus I had other interests (motorcycles & ham radio). So just recently, since Pandora & iHeart Radio became a thing on the internet, I decided to listen to Krokus because a friend is a frontman singer in a Krokus cover band (yes, a cover band of a cover band ... great stuff!). Then through iHeart Radio I stumbled across Dokken (I LOVE THAT BAND!!!), which I saved as ' favourite' in iHeart Radio, and of course I'm now hearing Cinderella, Telsla, Quiet Riot, Motley Crue, Warrant, Ratt, Kix, Twisted Sister, Great White, Scorpions of course, Poison, Lynch Mob of (love George's guitar tone & chord phrasing). Musically, the glam metal bands of the 80s are just absolute superstars ... the musical arrangements, vocals, guitar tone & technical skills, plus top bass & drum skills ... so many artists were right up there, total music Gods. Whilst I didn't get into them 30 years ago, now I am ... great music 'for the road' when I'm driving. Some time back I hit a horrible patch in my life, battling depression & anxiety, but once I started listening to these glam metal / American rock 'hair bands' loud in my car, my morale instantly improved and I seem to cope well in my daily life. The thing that amazes me most is the musical creativity of these glam metal bands who just knew how to put the whole package together. A big thanks to Loudwire & Tom Keifer for this KZfaq clip! :)

@@Jonathan-L So glad you are getting to enjoy the soundtrack to my youth. You are so correct when saying the 80's rock is a uplifting of your spirits. That's what made that music so great. It was mostly about having fun. Then the 90's came in with its gloom and depression. As Poison said " just looking for a good time". That's all America did in the 80's. Was have a good time. Keg parties every weekend. Maybe a fist fight now and then. But, nothing like shootouts of today's parties. And you were so right speaking of the musical talent of the 80's bands. Some best Musicians ever. Every band had a rippin guitarist, BadAss rhythm section. And the lead singers had something that made them great. Whether it be singing, song writing, or a great showman. Thanks to modern technology. I have about every album worthy of owning from the late 60's thru the early 90's. The greatest era of rock music ever. I am thrilled that you are experiencing the rush of that music. That we felt during the day. Singing the Whitesnake album all drunked up at a keg party. Getting stoned and drunk to "Appetite for Destruction" album. Rockin "Lynch Mob" extremely loud in our earth shaking sound systems. Thanks for your post. It took me down memory lane for a few.

@@billthornton847 Many thanks for your heart warming reply Bill. When I grew up as a kid, the first 'rock' music I heard was probably The Beatles (and whatever else was popular on the radio, once we could afford a radio!). In the early 70s, my favourite was Joe Cocker, then in the mid 70s I was a fan of SAHB (Alex Harvey!), then got into blues in a big way, thinking that no other music style mattered to me, so that really stuck with me. In the late 80s & 90s, the 'guitar gods' just didn't do it for me ... ie, Satriani, Malmsteen, Vai ... amazing talent, but I just couldn't get that 'gee whiz feeling' from those guys, however I respect them very much as musos & great guys in real life. But the 90s glam metal hair bands really DO IT for me ... as I said it's the 'whole package' of the band thing, not just some guy shredding into a hi-gain amp. The good thing about the 80s glam metal bands is that they all helped each other set a new standard of musicality, and whilst there were some similar sounding bands, they were all skilled enough to differentiate from each other to please their listeners. I'm more than happy to switch from Dokken to UFO, or from Ratt to Tesla and not try to make comparisons ... they're all so good. I remember back in 1984 I bought Rick Derringer's "Good Dirty Fun" album and some of the tracks on that one sounded so good that I thought "hey, I don't need to listen to anything else" ... which was silly of me because I didn't explore the glam metal bands of the era, hence I missed out. Never mind, I'm still around in my late 50s now and just getting into it ... listening to glam metal makes me feel 21 again (not joking!). Yes, you're right, the 80s were fun times, and the girls were really hot looking too!

Vince A Cobain kill hair metal.

Those were the days. Long cold winter tour was my first time seeing them.

Sassy Karen I saw Cinderella many years ago and they opened the show with Bad Seamstress Blues and it was awesome. The whole show kicked ass. I think Great White opened for them. 🤘🏻

Cinderella opened up for BonJovi when I saw them. I also got to see Great White in the 90's! They are both awesome bands!!!!

I got to see them a few times in different decades and places in their career, and they always kicked serious a** live.. Keifers solo band is incredible as well.. This guy was just meant to grace a stage..

I want it too

Such a brilliant album, still holds up today very well

Agreed

Agreed! I still play those great songs. Timeless 80's rock tunes!

No, doubt! Bands like Cinderella and Tesla stood miles apart from all the other hair bands of the eighties.

Its stil my #1 album

@theroaddawg truth 💣💣💣

hahahahaha awesome. I was thinking the same thing.

YES!!!!!!

Why Lisaaaaa!!!

hahaha good one mark lmao

Haha. What a story, Mark.

I recently saw Tom live & I LOVE when he sings full voice! Outstanding range too

Long cold winter is a damn good one. I love all their stuff really. It helped me through my rough times and life at that time. I could never forget Cinderella for that.

I still listen to Cinderella's music to this day. Everything they've done has been good. This is some things you can't compare to. And Cinderella to me is that band you can't compare to.

🖤💜🖤💜🖤💜

thanks for sharing..

@@MIZORAM_mafaka_hnamte I always like to talk about my youth. I look for any opportunity to reminisce

Oh yeahhhhh.....that’s going back. I was 17 in ‘84. What a great time to be alive, the ‘80s. Music hasn’t been the same since. I had an Alpine as well....the cassette would drop in super smooth and slow. Very refined for its time. 👌🏼

@@reddsshaker3477 Yes! It had a mechanical motion that was smooth as glass. I had forgot that little nugget@ lol We would cruise the strip every weekend night and all congregate in front of the Karma record store. Gas was $1 a gallon, there were girls and drugs and heavy metal everywhere. Sigh. Now they all meet on Facebook and exchange memes. A new world my friend

00UncommonSense00 ....yes, a new world indeed. But hey, WE’VE got the REAL stories to tell. No memes necessary. 👍🏼 👍🏼

Soldano999 You just put together the soundtrack to my teen years! Thank you!

Loudness was awesome, heavy chains.... let it go 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

@@Ogscottyp Ironically i was like 5 at the time. I started listening to 80's bands after i started playing guitar. That's one of the good things about rock music, it's not disposable you can go back and listen to Zeppelin or Iron Maiden and it's still relevant.

gocanes98 they had the Haircut wrong but boy did they have the right tone.

@@Soldano999 I was born in 88 and also got into these bands when I started playing guitar. Everything you said so far I endorse 100% Loudness, Dokken, Cinderella, old Motley, Ratt, Maiden, WASP, Van Halen (with Dave), Def Leppard, Thin Lizzy...the amount of great bands and amazing guitar players with excellent and unique tones back then was insane. What we see now is so boxy, over produced, sparce and boring. Salute mate!

Yeah because hair makes or in your opinion not a man! Are you that insecure

@Bubba Hubba Why would someone need the respect of an idiot such as yourself?

Bubba Hubba you need to get off the couch and put those cheetos away

Ha Ha how the fuck is he under rated. Global tours, millions of album sales. Need I go on?

grantorino2009 EVH was pretty good at it

He could also sling the guitar around his neck too. Oh, and he could also make me all moist in the panties.

Underrated how and by who exactly?