HANOI ROCKS Keep our fire burning cd-single 2004 finland Andy McCoy autograph
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HANOI ROCKS : Keep our fire burning cd-single....rare hard to find finnish single "Keep Our Fire Burning" is a single by the Finnish rock band Hanoi Rocks . The single was only released in Finland.Keep Our Fire Burning is an old Hanoi Rocks-song from 1983, that was never recorded on a release or played live. Guitarist Andy McCoy had originally written the song for a popular Japanese pop-artist Yasuaki Honda , and for his album Angel Of Glass . The song featured lyrics dealing with love, and are different than on this release. The next time the song was released by Pelle Miljoona in 1996 under the name "Kaipaan sua" ("I miss you" in English), on his Hyvät pahat ja hitit 2 -compilation, again with different lyrics. Pelle Miljoona recorded the song again a year later with a new band. This version also featured Andy McCoy on guitar.When McCoy and Monroe reformed Hanoi Rocks in the early 2000's, Monroe found the song in a pile of old demo-tapes, and wanted the reborn Hanoi Rocks to record it. Monroe and McCoy wrote new lyrics to the song, and McCoy changed the intro of the song a little.The B-side of the single, "Heaven Is Gonna Be Empty", is a cover of the Pearl Harbour song. Neither of the songs were featured on the bands album Another Hostile Takeover , but were released to promote the album.Track listing "Keep Our Fire Burning" -
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