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The story of Broken Wings by Mr. Mister, the song went to #1 in 1985 from the album Welcome to the Real World. Broken Wings is a masterpiece of the 80s with that haunting bass line, the epic guitar parts and lead signer and co-writer Richard Page’s fluid and defining vocal. It’s just audio perfection. We go behind it’s origin with Richard. Hey music junkies Professor of Rock always her to celebrate the greatest artists and songs of all time If the greatest music of the rock era is in your veins than you’ll want to become a part of this community by subscribing to this channel so you don’t miss our daily episodes . Also support our mission of curating the best of the rock era by becoming a patron.,
Today we have a special episode. I gotta tell you one of the greatest joys of my life is being able to go in depth with my heroes, your heroes the great artists of the rock era on their greatest songs, Songs that have been the backbone of my life. from my youth to now. Songs that continue to knock me out. Broken Wings by Mr. Mister
is one of those songs for me. It’s always been one of my favorite songs. It’s just a masterpiece of the 80s, that haunting bass line, the epic guitar parts Richard page’s fluid and defining vocal. It’s just audio perfection. .today we go behind this classic with Richard. The song of course from MR. Mister’s fantastic platinum 1985 album Welcome to the Real World which went to number one on the album chart in early 1986 and contained 3 top 10 hits including the number ones Kyrie and Broken Wings. Broken Wings was recently used in the an episode of the Reese Witherspoon show Little Fires everywhere.