Lita FORD Kiss me deadly 12″. Check video and Lita Ford on the Story Behind the song.

Description

if you don’t buy this, you directly disappoint Lita (our Lita, our girl)…..what the hell!!

Label: RCA ‎– PT 49576, Dreamland Records ‎– PT 49576
Format: Vinyl, 12″, 45 RPM
Country: Europe
Released: 1988
Genre: Hard Rock, Heavy Metal

Tracklist:

A Kiss Me Deadly    3:58       Written-By – Mick Smiley

B1 Broken Dreams  5:11        Written-By – David Ezrin, Lita Ford
B2 Kiss Me Deadly (Lp Version)    3:50       Written-By – Mick Smiley

Printed By – TOPAC
Producer – Mike Chapman
℗ 1988 Dreamland Records

“”Kiss Me Deadly”” is Lita Ford signature song, and her biggest hit on her own (“”Close My Eyes Forever,”” her duet with Ozzy Osbourne, charted higher in the US, making #8).

Ford made music history with The Runaways, who were the first all-female Rock band – their first album was released in 1976, when Ford was just 17. In the early ’80s, her bandmate Joan Jett peppered the Pop charts with hits, but Lita rise to solo stardom came with the ascent of Hair Metal later in the decade. “”Kiss Me Deadly”” fit in on radio playlists alongside tracks by Poison, White Lion and Def Leppard. Notwithstanding Vixen (“”Edge Of A Broken Heart””), their female counterparts were established rockers who adapted their sound (and look) for the times. Along with Lita, other popular estrogen-enabled rockers of the era were Heart and the Bangles, who also scored using slick productions and outside songwriters.
This song was written by songwriter Mick Smiley, who wrote the song “”Magic”” for the soundtrack to the 1984 film Ghostbusters, plus contributions to the movies Hardbodies and To Cross the Rubicon. And he also played bass for Billy Idol.