Late BOSTON singer Brad Delp has left fans one
brand new song that he co-wrote and recorded with former
band-mate/original Boston guitarist Barry Goudreau for the 30th
anniversary of the first Boston CD. The song 'Rockin' Away' is Brad's
story of how he got involved in music. According to a press release, "it
sounds like early Boston - it sounds like a hit." 'Rockin' Away' was
serviced to Active Rock and Classic Rock radio last week.
About
the track Goudreau says: "'Rockin’ Away' was written in the summer of
2006 for the 30th Anniversary of the release of the first Boston record.
It was the last song that Brad and I wrote together. In it, Brad
reflects on how he became involved in music, and thanks his many fans
for their years of loyalty. It was my hope that the song might lead to a
rekindling of my relationship with the band. Unfortunately it did not.
Brad’s family and I felt that his many fans would appreciate hearing his
spectacular voice one more time on a new song. I hope that you enjoy
listening to it as much as we enjoyed making it."
About
the track Goudreau says: "'Rockin’ Away' was written in the summer of
2006 for the 30th Anniversary of the release of the first Boston record.
It was the last song that Brad and I wrote together. In it, Brad
reflects on how he became involved in music, and thanks his many fans
for their years of loyalty. It was my hope that the song might lead to a
rekindling of my relationship with the band. Unfortunately it did not.
Brad’s family and I felt that his many fans would appreciate hearing his
spectacular voice one more time on a new song. I hope that you enjoy
listening to it as much as we enjoyed making it."