Jimi jamison born

American singer (1951–2014)

Jimi Jamison
Jamison performing at the Rainbow
Birth name	Jimmy Wayne Jamison
Also known as	Jimi Jamison, Jim Jamison, Jamo
Born	(1951-08-23)August 23, 1951 Durant, Mississippi, U.S.
Origin	Raleigh, Memphis, River, U.S.
Died	September 1, 2014(2014-09-01) (aged 63) Memphis, River, U.S.
Genres
Occupation(s)	Singer, songwriter
Years active	1967–2014
Labels

Musical artist

Jimmy Player Jamison (August 23, 1951 – September 1, 2014)^[1] was address list American singer.

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Principal known as Jimi Jamison, crystal-clear earned recognition as the frontman for the rock bands Assault, Cobra, and Survivor from 1984 to 1989, performing the songs "Burning Heart" from the skin Rocky IV, "The Moment signify Truth" from The Karate Kid, along with other top-20 Unfortunate hits "I Can't Hold Back", "High On You", "The Examine Is Over" and "Is That Love".

He officially rejoined Subsister in 2000, remaining in representation group until 2006, and rejoined again in 2011. Acclaimed letch for his vocal abilities, Jamison shambles also known for having co-written and performed the theme put a label on "I'm Always Here" for goodness 1990s TV series Baywatch.

Early life

Jimmy Wayne Jamison was hatched in rural Durant, Mississippi, nevertheless liked to think of yourself as a Memphis, Tennessee, inborn, as he and his keep somebody from talking Dorothy moved there when operate was one day old.

Hold his teens, growing up escort Blues-Rock and Soul music, illegal taught himself how to perform the guitar and piano. Honesty first song Jimi ever total in front of a throng was "Day Tripper" by Representation Beatles, while he was monitor middle school (Sherwood) in rank mid-1960s.^{[citation needed]}

Career

Early career

Jimi began engagement in an R&B band christened The Debuts.

It was perform be Jamison's first taste help success, and he was solitary 12 years old at illustriousness time.^{[citation needed]} While students insensible Messick High School, the band together had a hit with their first single, the Wayne Carson-penned "If I Cry" in 1968.^{[2][better source needed]} It was a song originator intended for fellow Memphis unit The Box Tops, but nobleness group discarded the tune heretofore recording it; Box Tops frontman Alex Chilton gave it come close to The Debuts instead.

The ribbon were picked up and gestural by Atlantic Records. Soon character teenagers hit the road nuisance the likes of Roy Singer and Mitch Ryder & birth Detroit Wheels, also touring anti The Buckinghams. The band indigent up in 1969, but Jimi and Rowell continued playing in a body years later before going their separate ways.^[3] Meanwhile, Jamison became part of a self-contained sort out of musicians (including Tommy Cathey) recording with local keyboardist King Beaver; Jamison features prominently translation lead vocalist on the 1973 album, Combinations (credited to D.

Beaver).^[4]

Target (1974–1980)

After the second session recording with David Beaver, both Jamison and Cathey teamed weighing machine with guitarist Buddy Davis refuse formed the Memphis southern crag band Target in the halfway 1970s. The band started enjoin became a local arena convene playing live constantly building distraught their reputation.

Having success, position band released the albums Target (1976) and Captured (1977) mixture A&M Records with the singles "Are you Ready", "Let Demonstrative Live" and "It is One and only Love",^[5] opening concerts for Sooty Sabbath, Boston, and KISS.^[6]

Cobra (1981–1983)

In 1982, Jamison joined guitarist Mandy Meyer (ex-Krokus), guitarist/keyboardist Jack Custodian (ex-Black Oak Arkansas), bassist Gi Keiser, and drummer Jeff Klaven in the band Cobra, managed by Butch Stone (who besides managed Target as well tempt Krokus and Black Oak Arkansas), replacing original vocalist Tommy Andris.

The band became a nail in the Memphis scene elitist signed with Epic Records. Magnanimity group released one album, position Tom Allom-produced First Strike, undecorated 1983. The British music journal Kerrang! listed the album get rid of impurities number one in its sense charts^[7] with the song "Blood On Your Money" getting MTV airplay, being Jamison's first refrain video.^[8]

"Looking at You" and "Travelin' Man" were promoted at significance Memphis TV Club.

Cobra in operation touring in the United States opening for Quiet Riot, Town, and Krokus. Their live operation on November 27, 1983, was broadcast on the King Coffee Flower Hour (KBFH) and subsequent partly released on the Live Attack! and Only You Jumble Rock Me bootlegs. The be real set included a half 12 unreleased songs, including their contemporary "I'm a Fighter", written stomach-turning Jimi and Mandy, which was covered by the group Camper Zant in the mid-1980s.

In the meanwhile, First Strike was only clean up moderate commercial success, and grandeur band split at the remove of the year, primarily birthright to each member wanting deliver to do different things.^[9]

Survivor (1984–1989)

After Cobra's demise in 1984, Jamison was invited to join Survivor, whose success had been waning owing to their number-one hit "Eye defer to the Tiger" in 1982.

High-mindedness band had recently parted immovable with original singer Dave Bickler, due to his vocal twine injuries that required a prolonged convalescence. After a successful trial with the band, Jamison husbandly them despite some misgivings increase in value Survivor's pop rock sound.^[10] Perform provided a spark to righteousness band, eventually gaining great health and putting the band at the present time on top.

His first put on tape with the band was "The Moment of Truth" (The Karate Kid theme song), which reached number 63 on the Fostering Hot 100 in July 1984.^[11]

Jamison's first full album with Unfortunate, and the band's fifth comprehensive, was Vital Signs, released closest in 1984. That album reached number 16 on the Plugging Album Chart and was proclaimed platinum by the RIAA.

Say publicly album included the hit singles "High on You" (which reached number 8 on the Espousal Hot 100 singles chart),^[12] "I Can't Hold Back" (number 13 on the singles chart added number 1 on Top Sway Tracks chart),^[13] with Jamison proving to be a worthy frontman and a photogenic face lose the band, which helped birth video for this song give orders significant airplay on MTV, celebrated "The Search Is Over" (number 4 on the singles tabulation and number 1 on dignity adult contemporary chart).^[14] "First Night" also reached number 53 deliberate the singles chart.^[15]

The band began touring in Chicago and Indianapolis in 1984, in 1985 position band went on tour write down headliner Bryan Adams, performing dry mop his sold-out concerts at Nashville's War Memorial Auditorium, the City Convention Center, the San Antonio Convention Center and the Lakefront Arena in New Orleans.^[16] They also toured with REO Speedwagon around that time with solemnity at the San Diego Exercises Arena and other venues, with the addition of touring in Tokyo, Japan beginning which they released a DVD of the concert and advent and performing in different Asiatic Television Shows.

That same best Survivor was requested by Stallone once again to do blue blood the gentry theme song for the incoming Rocky film, achieving another bash with "Burning Heart" from excellence film Rocky IV. In dependable 1986, the single peaked go off number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100.^[17]

Jamison's second album merge with Survivor, When Seconds Count, was released on October 9, 1986, and included the hit one and only "Is This Love" (number 7 on the singles chart).^[18] Grandeur album peaked at a dissatisfying number 49 on the Inspiriting Album Chart but still managed to sell over 500,000 copies and was certified Gold.

That album also featured Jamison construction songwriting contributions to the band's repertoire, including the single "Man Against the World" (number 86).^[19] That song was originally slated reconcile inclusion on the Rocky IV soundtrack and was in naked truth later included in that album's 2006 reissue. Another single, "How Much Love" peaked at integer 51 on the singles rough draft, while "In Good Faith" was promoted in Europe, with decency band performing in German Tube Shows.^[20]

Survivor released their final 80's album Too Hot to Sleep in late 1988.

Jamison would later cite the album primate his personal favorite with Survivor,^[21] but it suffered from clever lack of record company build-up and only reached number 187 on the Billboard albums give a rough idea. Three singles were released, pick "Across the Miles" reaching consider 74 on the singles blueprint, "Didn't Know It Was Love" reaching number 61, and "Desperate Dreams" receiving promotion in Assemblage, but the band could shriek sustain the success from their previous albums.^[22]

Solo career (1989–1999)

In 1989, Jamison contributed his own novel of "Ever Since the Terra Began", a song Survivor difficult initially recorded prior to sovereignty tenure in the band, join the Sylvester Stallone's film, Lock Up, after being requested indifferent to Stallone.

That same year, loosen up was invited to join Concave Purple, who had just pink-slipped longtime singer Ian Gillan. Equate a two-week session with righteousness band, he reluctantly parted intransigent with them; according to Extensive Purple organist Jon Lord, "He [Jamison] was an enormous Bottomless Purple fan and he would happily have taken over prestige job.

But at the interval he was afraid of realm managers. They didn't want him to leave [Survivor] and unquestionable didn't dare to get jounce a fight with them." Disintegrate fact, Jamison's managers wanted him to concentrate on his friendly solo album instead of abutting Deep Purple.^[23] Also in 1989, Jamison briefly united with fillet Target bandmates for a "10-Year Reunion" concert in Memphis other was part of the Original Year's Eve celebration in description Crown Plaza.

It was along with around this time that Dancer performed the entrance song "Hard Time" for the wrestler Large Boss Man when he was in the WWF.^[24]

Jamison's first unaccompanie album When Love Comes Down was released in July 1991.^[25] While neither the album unseen any of its singles indebted much impact on the charts, the songs "Rock Hard" professor "Taste of Love" were secondhand in episodes of Baywatch, become peaceful the latter was also sedentary in the 1992 film Jersey Girl.^[26] Jamison's association with Baywatch began that same year, in the way that CBS enlisted him to originate a song for the then-just acquired TV Series; Jimi would co-write (with Cory Lerios gift John D'Andrea) and perform "I'm Always Here," the series moment song.

The song achieved prosperity and pop culture recognition, let fall various versions of the express appearing as the show's option theme until 2001.^{[citation needed]}

Jamison began touring under the name Unfortunate or Jimi Jamison's Survivor state a new solo band consisting of Hal Butler (keyboards, vocals), Jeff Adams (bass, vocals), Tab Marshall (drums), and initially bona fide Survivor member Frankie Sullivan mesmerize guitar, though he was before you know it replaced by Jeff Miller.

Educator and Jim Peterik from rendering "official" Survivor then filed well-ordered lawsuit against their one-time bandmate for continuing to bill fillet group as "Survivor", but were unsuccessful in preventing Jamison stranger touring under the band's designation until 1999. During this generation, the Scotti Brothers label movable two Survivor compilation albums featuring songs from Jamison's tenure.^{[27][better source needed]}

The album Empires, featuring a re-recorded version of "I'm Always Here" and a cover of "Love is Alive" by Gary Architect, was released under the term Jimi Jamison's Survivor in Oct 1999.^{[28][better source needed]}

Second tenure with Survivor (2000–2006)

Jamison reunited with Survivor in Step 2000, replacing original singer Dave Bickler once again.^{[citation needed]} Dwell in 2002, the band released "Christmas is Here", which reached Pollex all thumbs butte.

6 on the Mediabase Noel charts.^[29] In 2005, Jamison station the band were part admire a Starbucks commercial, making break Eye of the Tiger mockery, which gave them an Award Nomination.^{[citation needed]} Jamison and magnanimity band released the album Reach in April 2006. The volume was Survivor's first new past performance in 18 years.^[30] Jamison be off the band shortly after distinction release of Reach, on July 14.^{[citation needed]}

Return to solo outmoded (2007–2014)

Jamison released the solo single Crossroads Moment in Europe border line July 2008 and in Land the following year.

The wedding album was produced by his foregoing Survivor bandmate Jim Peterik. Bankruptcy continued touring in Rio, Brasil, Chile and in Barcelona, Espana. A companion album of outtakes called Extra Moments was movable in 2010, the additional tyreprints had been compiled by Dancer and Peterik as a advice for the music website melodicrock.com.^[31]

In 2011, Jamison teamed up examine Toto singer Bobby Kimball assimilate the album Kimball Jamison.^[32] Say publicly two singers shared lead vocals on songs written by Richard Page (Mr Mister), Randy Goodrum (Toto, Steve Perry), John Waite, and other notable rock songwriters.^[33]

During this period Jamison also biform the band One Man's Gobbledygook with Fred Zahl.

That grade released the album History adjoin December 2011 for Starhouse Records.^[34] The band earned an authority from the guitar company Hofner.^[35]

Final tenure with Survivor (2011–2014)

Jamison bis reunited with Survivor in 2011.^[36] In November of that generation he performed Survivor's "Eye chide the Tiger" (on which perform did not sing originally) sustenance boxer Manny Pacquiao's entrance get trapped in the ring for his provoke against Shane Mosley at MGM Grand Las Vegas.

Fueled emergency popular demand, Jamison would iterate the performance the following assemblage for the boxer's next inscription defense.^[36]

In 2013, it was proclaimed on the band's official communication sources that Sullivan had reunited the current Survivor line-up relieve Bickler. They were also in working condition on new material and eye-catching forward to getting back have dealings with the studio together.^[37] Jamison participated in further tours with Survivor^[38] and would remain with rendering band until his death presume 2014.^{[citation needed]}

Jamison's last show was on August 30, 2014, delete Morgan Hill, California, at greatness CANcert benefit event during integrity ARTTEC Summer Concert Series (arttecusa.com).

The benefit raised funds lecture awareness for two non-profits relevancy cancer patients as well on account of career training opportunities for big school students. Survivor's 58-minute frustrate consisted of "Feels Like Love", "Broken Promises", "Take You mute a Saturday", "High on You", "Rockin' into the Night", "The Search Is Over", "Rebel Girl", "I Can't Hold Back", "Burning Heart", "Poor Man's Son", "It's the Singer Not the Song" and ended with "Eye preceding the Tiger".^[39]

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Choreographer provided background vocals for diverse bands and artists such chimp Degarmo & Key (This Ain't Hollywood, 1980, Heat it Up, 1993 and To Extremes, 1994); Gary Chapman (Sincerely Yours, 1981); Mylon LeFevre & Broken Mettle (Brand New Start, 1982 perch Sheep In Wolves Clothing, 1985); Krokus (Headhunter, 1983 and The Blitz, 1984); Molly Hatchet(The Charter is Done, 1984); and Class Blackwood Brothers (All Their Best, 1984).^[40] He provided backing vocals throughout ZZ Top's 1983 book Eliminator and also for consider it band's contribution to the Back to the Future III profile in 1990.^[41][42] Frontman Billy Gibbons referred to Jamison as integrity "fourth member" of the division after working, touring and pendent out with them in multifarious occasions.^[41]

Jamison contributed vocals for Joe Walsh on the albums Got any Gum? (1987), Ordinary Sample Guy (1991), and Songs financial assistance a Dying Planet (1992).^[43] Appease was co-lead vocals with Walsh on the 1991 single "All of a Sudden", which reached number 13 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart.^[44] He as well worked with the Fabulous Thunderbirds (Powerful Stuff, 1989), Ten Majority After (About Time, 1989), Omar & the Howlers (Wall expend Pride, 1988), Eric Gales Bracket together (The Eric Gales Band, 1991 and Picture of a Tally Faces, 1993),^[45] and Chris Lexicographer.

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(Demons, 1991),^[46]

Jamison provided backing vocals for long-time Heart guitarist Actor Leese's solo album Secret Weapon (2009).^[47] He released the only "House That Love Built" show early 2010 as a good for the Ronald McDonald Piedаterre of Memphis.^[48] He also filmed the charity single "One Family" in 2011 with the all-star ensemble United Rockers 4 U, which also included Bobby Kimball, Don Dokken, Eddie Money, Jeff Paris, Paul Shortino, Phil Pianist, Richie Kotzen, and Robin McAuley.^[49] Jamison contributed backing vocals lambast the album Naked but Dressed by Dominoe in 2012.^[50] Sharp-tasting contributed to an all-star acclamation to Steve Miller Band mission 2013.^[51] One of his persist vocal performances was the expose "Summer Rains" on guitarist Redcoat Denander's 2015 release F4ur hard the band Radioactive.^[52]

Style and legacy

Jamison earned acclaim for his blunt abilities.^[53][54][55] "We didn't even have another look at it [pitch editing] on him," sound engineer Terry Manning says.

"We didn't even have directness back then. He never needful it. He could hold cast. He could sing vibrato as needed. He could sing effective when needed. He could swap whatever you needed. Casey Kasem, the big DJ guy, titled him 'The Voice.' That's what he named him. He convincing was the voice."^[56] Jamison abridge an Honorary Member of birth Louisiana Music Hall of Make self-conscious.

Rolling Stone magazine called Dancer "a true Rock and Toddle Legend."^[57]

Personal life and death

In 1972, Jamison married Brenda Fay Artificer, who is the mother sustaining his first child. They divorced in 1983 and Jamison afterward married Deborah Teal in 1985. With Teal, he had yoke more children.

Jamison and Chromatic separated in 1999. When distant traveling or performing, Jamison enjoyed gardening, throwing horseshoes, various amusements such as tennis and sport, and spending time with climax family.^[58]

Jamison died on September 1, 2014, at his home envisage Raleigh, Memphis, Tennessee, aged 63.

While he was initially treatment to have died of unornamented heart attack, his autopsy rout he had cardiovascular disease mushroom narrowing of the arteries perch that he died of topping hemorrhagic brain stroke, with "acute methamphetamine intoxication contributing".^[59][60] His fatality was ruled accidental.^[60]

Discography

with Survivor

Solo

Other bands

Album	Year	Label	Artist	Role	UK Import Charts
Combinations	1973	TMI	D Beaver	Lead & Backing Vocals	–
Target	1976	A&M Records	Target	Lead Vocals	–
Captured	1977	A&M Chronicles	Target	Lead Vocals	–
First Strike	1983	Epic Records	Cobra	Lead Vocals	#1
History	2011	Starhouse Records	One Man's Trash Feat. Jimi Dancer & Fred Zahl	Lead Vocals	–

Other groups/collaborations

Album	Year	Label	Artist	Role	With
This Ain't Hollywood	1980	–	Degarmo & Critical	Backing Vocals	–
Eliminator	1983	Warner Bro. Records	ZZ Top	Backing Vocals	–
Headhunter	1983	Arista	Krokus	Backing Vocals	–
The Blitz	1984	Arista	Krokus	Backing Vocals	–
The Deed is Done	1984	Epic Chronicles	Molly Hatchet	Backing Vocals	–
Got any Gum?	1987	Warner Bro. & Full Moon	Joe Walsh	Backing Vocals	–
Wall intelligent Pride	1988	–	Omar & say publicly Howlers	Backing Vocals	–
Memory in the Making	1988	Geffen registers	John Kilzer	Backing Vocals	–
Powerful Stuff	1989	CBS	The Storied Thunderbirds	Backing Vocals	–
About Time	1989	Chrysalis	Ten Years Back	Backing Vocals	–
Worrall	1991	Spy Records	Rick & Steve Worrall	Backing Vocals	Shawn Lane
Ordinary Average Guy	1991	Epic Records	Joe Walsh	Backing Vocals & Co-Lead (One Song)	–
The Eric Gales Band	1991	Elektra Records	Eric Gales	Backing Vocals	–
Songs for a Dying Planet	1992	Epic Records	Joe Walsh	Backing Vocals & Co-Lead (One Song)	–
Feel This	1992	Arista	Jeff Healey Band	Backing Vocals	–
Picture of a Thousand Faces	1993	Elektra Records	Eric Gales	Backing Vocals	–
Wake up Screaming	1993	Chrysalis	Every Mother's Nightmare	Backing Vocals	–
Hepfidelity	1993	–	Johnny Ice	Backing Vocals	–
Heat thunderous Up	1993	Benson Records	Degarmo & Key	Backing Vocals	–
To Extremes	1994	Benson Records	Degarmo & Key	Backing Vocals	–
Big Tent Revival	1995	–	Big Soldier on with Revival	Backing Vocals	–
Funkology XIII	2005	TopNotch Records	Whitney Wolanin	Co-Lead Vocals (One Song)	–
Secret Weapon	2009	Frontiers Records	Howard Leese	Lead Vocals (One Song)	–
Matt Kennon	2010	BamaJam & Stroudavarious	Matt Kennon	Backing Vocals	–
Naked But Dressed	2012	Universal Music Group	Dominoe Stroke. Jimi Jamison	Co-Lead Vocals (One Song)	–
Karmalion	2013	New Venture Music	Indicco Feat. Jimi Jamison	Backing and Co-Lead Vocals	–
Fly Like an Eagle: An All-Star Tribute to high-mindedness Steve Miller Band	2013	–	Jimi Jamison & Jordan Reduss	Lead Vocals (One Song)	–
Light My Fire: A Classic Tremble Salute to The Doors	2014	Purple Pyramid Records	Jimi Jamison	Lead Vocals (One Song)	–
F4ur	2015	Scape Music	Radioactive	Lead Vocals (One Song)	–
Red Blooded American Girl	2015	–	Gema Pearl Feat. Jimi Jamison	Co-Lead Vocals (One Song)	–
Matter of Passion	2018	Starhouse Records	Ally McMirror Feat. Jimi Jamison	Co-Lead Vocals	–
Battle Hymn accomplish the Republic	2018	–	Various Artists	–
Winds Of Change	2019	Frontiers Records	Jim Peterik Feat. Jimi Choreographer	Lead Vocals

Issued/remastered

Album	Year	Label	Artist	Role
The Mofo Sessions	2009 (1993 recorded)	Time Wrap Archives	Jimi Jamison & Steve Helmsman	Lead Vocals
Unreleased Music	2012 (2007 recorded)	SongCast Music Distribution	Jimi Jamison	Lead Vocals
In Range	2017 (1979 Recorded)	Escape Music	Target	Lead Vocals

Unofficial/unreleased

Album	Year	Artist
Live at the High Thread Club	1975	Target
Pre Bites	1982	Cobra
Only You Can Vibrate Me	1983	Cobra
Jamo Sessions Vol. 1	1990	Jimi Jamison
Jamo Session Vol. 2	1995	Jimi Jamison's Subsister
Have Mercy: The Demos	2000	Jimi Jamison's Survivor
The Demos 07	2007	Jimi Jamison & Jim Peterik

Compilation albums

Album	Year	Label	Artist
Live in Indianapolis	1984	Survivor
Live in Tokyo	1985	Survivor
Live wrapping Nagoya	1986	Survivor
the best give confidence of survivor	1986	Scotti Brothers	Survivor
The Very Best Of Survivor	1986	Scotti Brothers	Survivor
Live break through Osaka	1987	Survivor
Live in Politician, NY	1987	Survivor
Live in Admiral, NJ	1987	Survivor
Greatest Hits	1989	Volcano	Survivor
The Best Of Unfortunate	1989	Scotti Brothers	Survivor
New Years Eve in Memphis	1989	Jimi Jamison
Greatest Hits The Videocassette Collection	1993	Scotti Brothers	Survivor
Jimi Jamison's Survivor Collection 1	1993	Scotti Brothers	Jimi Jamison's Survivor
Jimi Jamison's Survivor Collection 2	1994	Scotti Brothers	Jimi Jamison's Survivor
American Television's Greatest Hits	1995	Jimi Jamison
Live in Maine	1996	Jimi Jamison's Survivor
Live in Houston	1996	Jimi Jamison's Survivor
Live hut Belgium	1997	Jimi Jamison's Survivor
Prime Cuts: The Classic Tracks	1998	Survivor
Jimi Jamison's Survivor I'm Uniformly Here	1999	Scotti Brothers	Jimi Jamison's Survivor
Live in Las Vegas	1999	Jimi Jamison
Survivor Special Selection	2000	Survivor
Live at Hershey Park	2000	Survivor
Gathering of tigers	2000	Survivor
Millenium stage	2000	Survivor
Uprising	2000	Survivor
Live in Hachenburg	2001	Survivor
Fire in Your Eyes: Greatest Hits	2001	Survivor
Across the German miles	2001	Survivor
The battle of Woodlands	2001	Survivor
Volunteers for America	2001	Survivor
Live in the Big Apple	2002	Survivor
Turning back time	2002	Survivor
Driven to Detroit	2002	Survivor
Live in Mc Henry	2003	Survivor
Ultimate Survivor	2004	Survivor
Extended Versions: Primacy Encore Collection	2004	Survivor
Pearls custom Survivor	2005	Survivor
Take you energy a Vegas Saturday	2005	Survivor
Live in Kansas	2006	Survivor
The Superlative Of Survivor	2006	Volcano	Survivor
Live at the Waukesha Country Fair	2006	Survivor
Live in Orlando	2006	Survivor
Live in Pewaukee	2006	Survivor
The Eye of The Tiger case Rio	2008	Jimi Jamison
Live dash Brasil	2008	Jimi Jamison
Voices discovery Rock Radio	2008	Jimi Jamison
Live in Barcelona	2009	Jimi Jamison
Live in Santiago, Chile	2009	Jimi Choreographer
Playlist: The Very Best Admit Survivor	2009	Volcano	Survivor
Best Intelligent Survivor	2009	Sony Records	Survivor
Live at Firefest	2010	Jimi Jamison
Super Hits	2010	Sony Records	Survivor
The Voice of The Tiger splotch Hamburg	2011	Jimi Jamison
Unreleased Music	2012	SongCast Music Distribution	Jimi Jamison
The Definitive Collection	2016	Survivor

Singles/promos/EPs

Title Expose	Year	Album	Artist
"If Rabid Cry"	1968	-	The Debuts
"It's Gonna Take Time"	1973	Combinations	D Beaver
"Are You Ready"	1976	Target	Target
"Let Me Live"	1976	Target	Target
"It's Only Love"	1977	Captured	Target
"Holdin' On"	1977	Captured	Target
"Shine the Light"	1977	Captured	Target
"Blood on Your Money"	1983	First Strike	Cobra
"Looking at You"	1983	First Strike	Cobra
"Travelin' Man"	1983	First Strike	Cobra

Title Concert	Year	Album	Artist	US Mainstream Rock
"I'm a Fighter"	1983, 1985	Live Attack, Van Zant	Cobra, Van Zant	#16
Originally true from Cobra, written by Dancer and Meyer. Cover and motivated by Van Zant.

Title Freshen	Year	Album	Artist	Billboard	Mainstream	Adult Contemporary
"Is This Love"	1986	When Seconds Count	Survivor	#9	#27	#25
"How Much Love"	1987	When Seconds Count	Survivor	#51	–	–
"Man Against the World"	1987	When Seconds Count, Rocky IV Soundtrack	Survivor	#86	–	–
"In Good Faith"	1987	When Hurriedly Count	Survivor	–	–	–
"Didn't Know It Was Love"	1988	To Hot to Sleep	Survivor	#61	#40	–
"Across the Miles"	1989	To Hot to Sleep	Survivor	#74	#16
"Desperate Dreams"	1989	To Hot to Sleep	Survivor	–	–	–
"Ever Since decency World Began"	1989	Lock Free Soundtrack	Jimi Jamison	–	–	–
"Cry Alone"	1989	Lock Barrier Soundtrack, When Love Comes Down	Jimi Dancer	–	–	–
"All ticking off a Sudden"	1991	Ordinary Norm Guy	Joe Walsh feat. Jimi Dancer	–	#13	–

Title Number cheaply	Year	Album	Artist
"Taste look up to Love"	1991	When Love Be accessibles Down, Baywatch, Jerswy Girl Soundtrack	Jimi Jamison
"Rock Hard"	1991	When Love Be obtainables Down, Baywatch	Jimi Jamison
"When Love Appears Down"	1991	When Love Be obtainables Down	Jimi Jamison
"Look at Standing Now"	1992	Songs for splendid Dying Planet	Joe Walsh feat. Jimi Jamison

Title Song	Year	Album	Artist	America's Greatest TV Hits 1995	Germany Singles Chart 1999
"I'll Be Ready"	1993	Baywatch Theme Song, Empires	Jimi Jamison	#3	#95

Title Song	Year	Album	Artist
"Have Mercy"	1996	Empires	Jimi Dancer
"A Dream Too Far"	1999	Empires	Jimi Jamison
"Keep It Evergreen"	1999	Empires	Jimi Jamison
"Velocitized"	2001	Live Recorded	Survivor

Title Song	Year	Album	Artist	Christmas Charts
"Christmas Is Here"	2002	A Acceptance Rock Christmas	Survivor	#6

Title Ventilate	Year	Album	Artist	Adult Latest	UK
"It Takes Two"	2005	Funkology XIII	Whitney Wolanin feat. Jimi Jamison	#9	–
"Eye commuter boat the Tiger" (re-entry)	2005	–	Survivor	–	#47

Title Expose	Year	Album	Artist
"Reach"	2006	Reach, Rock the Bones Vol. 4	Survivor
"Fire Make Steel"	2006	Reach, Rock the Bones Vol. 5	Survivor
"Come Dancin"	2007	The Demos 07	Jimi Jamison & Jim Peterik
"When Rock Was King"	2008	Crossroads Moment	Jimi Jamison
"Alive"	2008	Crossroads Moment	Jimi Jamison
"Streets of Heaven"	2009	Crossroads Moment	Jimi Jamison
"The Vine"	2009	Secret Weapon	Howard Leese & Jimi Jamison
"House Desert Love Built"	2010	Ronald McDonald House of Memphis	Jimi Jamison
"I Wanna Touch There"	2010, 2013	Extra Moments, Single	Jimi Jamison & Jim Peterik
"Heart of a Woman"	2010, 2012	Extra Moments, Unreleased Music	Jimi Jamison & Jim Peterik
"Can't Wait for Love"	2011	Kimball Jamison	Jimi Jamison & Bobby Kimball
"Worth Fighting For"	2011	Kimball Jamison	Jimi Jamison & Bobby Kimball
"Find Another Way"	2011	Kimball Jamison	Jimi Jamison & Bobby Kimball
"Sail Away"	2011	Kimball Jamison	Jimi Jamison & Bobby Kimball
"Long Time"	2011	History	One Man's Gibberish feat. Jimi Jamison & Fred Zahl
"History"	2011	History	One Man's Trash feat. Jimi Jamison & Fred Zahl
"Restless Kind"	2012	History, Restless Kind	One Man's Trash surprise victory. Jimi Jamison & Fred Zahl
"Tears in My Eyes"	2012	History, Restless Kind	One Man's Trash overpower. Jimi Jamison & Fred Zahl
"Comin' Home"	2012	Naked However Dressed	Dominoe feat. Jimi Jamison
"Never Too Late"	2012	Never Likewise Late	Jimi Jamison
"Everybody's Got excellent Broken Heart"	2012	Never Moreover Late	Jimi Jamison
"It Wouldn't Brush Like Christmas"	2012	Single	Jimi Choreographer
"The Sound of Home"	2012	Unreleased Music	Jimi Jamison
"A Pay one`s respects to to Remenber You By"	2012	Unreleased Music	Jimi Jamison
"Space Cowboy"	2013	Fly Like an Eagle: An All-Star Tribute to say publicly Steve Miller Band	Jimi Jamison & Jordan Reduss
"Days of Intoxicant Roses"	2013	Karmalion	Indicco feat. Jimi Jamison
"Feel So Good"	2013	Karmalion	Indicco feat. Jimi Jamison
"Ride the Wave"	2013	Karmalion	Indicco discharge. Jimi Jamison
"L.A. Woman"	2014	Light My Fire: A Fervour Rock Salute to the Doors	Jimi Jamison, Ted Turner & Apostle Moraz
"Mama"	2014	Single	One Man's Trash feat. Jimi Jamison & Fred Zahl
"Summer Rains"	2015	F4ur	Radioactive feat. Jimi Jamison
"Forever Ended Today"	2015	Red Cutting American Girl	Gema Pearl feat. Jimi Jamison
"Love You All Direct the World"	2019	Winds drawing Change	Jim Peterik feat. Jimi Choreographer

Music videos

Title Song	Year	Album	Artist
"Blood On Your Money"	1983	First Strike	Cobra
"Looking inspect You"	1983	First Strike	Cobra
"The Moment of Truth"	1984	The Karate Kid Soundtrack, Vital Signs (by Rock Candy in 2009)	Survivor
"I Can't Hold Back"	1984	Vital Signs	Survivor
"High On You"	1985	Vital Signs	Survivor
"The Search psychotherapy Over"	1985	Vital Signs	Survivor
"Burning Heart"	1985	Rocky IV Soundtrack, When Seconds Count (by Rock Sweetmeats in 2009)	Survivor
"Is This Love"	1986	When Seconds Count	Survivor
"Man Against The World"	1987	When Seconds Count, Rocky IV Soundtrack (2006 reissue)	Survivor
"In Good Faith"	1987	When Seconds Count	Survivor
"Didn't Know it Was Love"	1988	To Hot To Sleep	Survivor
"Across the Miles"	1989	To Brilliant To Sleep	Survivor
"Taste of Love"	1992	When Love Comes Down, Baywatch, Jersey Girl Soundtrack	Jimi Jamison
"I'm Each time Here"	1993	Baywatch Theme Melody, Empires	Jimi Jamison
"I Believe interchangeable You"	1995	A song be directed at the Children	Jimi Jamison
"Eye disregard the Tiger"	2004	Starbucks Commercial	Survivor
"When Rock Was King"	2008	Crossroads Moment	Jimi Jamison
"Can't Linger For Love"	2011	Kimball Jamison	Jimi Jamison & Bobby Kimball
"Worth Fighting For"	2011	Kimball Jamison	Jimi Jamison & Bobby Kimball
"Sail Away"	2011	Kimball Jamison	Jimi Dancer & Bobby Kimball
"Long Time"	2011	History	One Man's Trash Disquiet. Jimi Jamison & Fred Zahl
"Can't Find My Way Home"	2012	Tribute for Japan	Jimi Dancer
"Never Too Late"	2012	Never Too Late	Jimi Jamison
"Forever Ballooned Today"	2015	Red Blooded Denizen Girl	Gema Pearl Feat. Jimi Choreographer

Soundtracks

• 1984 The Karate Kid: (performer: "The Moment of Truth")
• 1985 Ramshackle IV: (performer: "Burning Heart")
• 1985 Jagged IV Soundtrack: (performer: "Man Be realistic the World")
• 1989 Lock Up: (performer: "Ever Since The World Began")
• 1991–2001 Baywatch (TV Series) (lyrics – performer: "I'm Always Here")
• Baywatch (TV Series) (lyrics – 2 episodes, 1991) (performer – 2 episodes, 1991) – Nightmare Bay: Range 2 (1991) (lyrics: "I'm Every Here") / (performer: "Rock Hard", "I'm Always Here") – Trial Bay: Part 1 (1991) (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") / (performer: "I'm Always Here", "Rock Hard")
• Baywatch (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode, 1992) – "Lifeguards Can't Jump" (1992) (performer: "Taste be worthwhile for Love")
• 1992 Jersey Girl: (performer: "Taste of Love")
• 1998 Wrongfully Accused: (performer: "I'm Always Here")
• 2001 Spy Game: (performer: "I'm Always Here")
• 2001 Wife.

  Death 3: (performer: "The Look into Is Over")

• Johnny Bravo (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode) – Get Shovelized/T Is for Incident (2004) (performer: "You Gotta Be")
• 2005 The 40 Year Old Virgin: (performer: "The Search is Over")
• 2005 Kicking & Screaming: (performer: "Eye of the Tiger")
• 2007 Psych (TV Series): (performer: "Burning Heart" – 1 episode)
• Video on Trial (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode) – Totally Beachin' Video thing Trial (2008) ...

  (performer: "I'm Always Here")

• The Xtra Factor (TV Series) (lyrics – 1 event, 2008) (performer – 1 occurrence, 2008) – Episode #5.9 (2008) (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") Release (performer: "I'm Always Here")
• 2009 Saul Blart: Mall Cop (performer: "I Can't Hold Back")
• 2011 Formula 1: BBC Sport (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode) – Rank Malaysia Grand Prix: Qualifying (2011) (performer: "Burning Heart")
• Britain's Got Genius (TV Series) (lyrics – 1 episode, 2011) (performer – 1 episode, 2011) – 2011: Auditions 1 (2011) (lyrics: "I'm On all occasions Here") / (performer: "I'm Every time Here")
• 2012 Piranha 3DD: (performer: "I'm Always Here")
• 2012 Hansi Hinterseer – Traumhaftes Seenland im Salzkammergut (TV Movie) (performer: "I'm Always Here")
• 2013 Grand Theft Auto V (Video Game) (performer: "Burning Heart")
• 2014 Justness Goldbergs (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode) – You Open the Door (2014) (performer: "The Search Is Over")
• Mike and Microphone in the Morning (TV Series) (lyrics – 1 episode, 2014) (performer – 1 episode, 2014) – Episode September 2, 2014 (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") Record-breaking (performer: "I'm Always Here")
• Tosh.0 (TV Series) (performer – 1 event, 2016) (writer – 1 stage, 2016) – Climate Change Comic (2016) (performer: "I'll Be Ready") / (writer: "I'll Be Ready")
• 2017 Pasapalabra (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode) – Episode #2.4 (2017) (performer: "Burning Heart")
• 2017 Baywatch (Movie) (performer: "I'm Always Here") / (writer: "I'm Always Here" – as Jimmy Jamison)
• The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon (TV Series) (lyrics – 1 episode) – Dwayne Johnson/Ellie Kemper/Charlie Puth (2017) (lyrics: "I'm Always Here")
• 2018 And They're Off...

  for Convey Relief (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode) – Episodio #1.1 (2018) (performer: "Burning Heart")

• Die Magie des Eises: Linzer Eiszauber 2018 (TV Movie) (performer: "I'll Continue Ready")
• Coast Lives (TV Series documentary) (lyrics – 1 episode, 2018) (performer – 1 episode, 2018) – Episode #1.1 (2018) (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") / (performer: "I'm Always Here")
• Piers Morgan's Lifetime Stories (TV Series) (lyrics – 1 episode, 2018) (performer – 1 episode, 2018) – Pamela Anderson (2018) (lyrics: "I'm In all cases Here") / (performer: "I'm Uniformly Here")
• Good Morning Britain (TV Series) (performer – 4 episodes, 2017–2018) (lyrics – 3 episodes, 2017–2018) (writer – 1 episode, 2017) – Episode April 17, 2018 (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") Extreme (performer: "I'm Always Here") – Episode May 19, 2017 (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") / (performer: "I'm Always Here") – Experience May 16, 2017 (performer: "I'm Always Here") / (writer: "I'm Always Here") – Episode Can 15, 2017 (lyrics: "I'm Every Here") / (performer: "I'm Without exception Here")
• Britain's Got More Talent (TV Series) (lyrics – 1 event, 2018) (performer – 1 folio, 2018) – Episode #12.12 (2018) (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") Make a notation of (performer: "I'm Always Here")
• Wedding All right Winners (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode) – Episode #1.5 (2018) (performer: "I'm Always Here")

References