..Listen Here! I'm Missing the Young Days
.."Missing the Young Days" and "Feel the Heat"
Spinning on 102.7 WSNR RADIO
The singles "Missing the Young Days" and "Feel the Heat" from the solo debut album Drums Along the Mohawk by Jean Beauvoir were selected by 102.7 WSNR Radio to add in rotation for the month of July 2017. The album which went multi-platinum also has a place in film history. Sylvester Stallone walked by a Hollywood studio one day and happened to see and hear the "Feel The Heat" video being mixed by director Mary Lambert. It led to the single being personally selected by Stallone for his film Cobra.
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"Missing the Young Days" and "Feel the Heat" by Jean Beauvoir are also available to listeners on the station for voting in the "Vote Your Favorite Indie Band" section this month.
When music from the album "Drums Along the Mohawk" caught the attention of Virgin Records President Sir Richard Branson he immediately offered Beauvoir his own label with Virgin. When "Feel The Heat" and other songs on the album caught the attention of Columbia Records President Al Teller he immediately offered Beauvoir a U.S. deal for the album which he and Branson both made a priority release. "Feel the Heat" was eventually selected as the title track for the movie and the Stallone trailer, which at the time received the largest worldwide advertising and promotional budget for a Hollywood film to date.
The initial reception for Cobra was harsh by critics enticing the public to believe the film a failure. Fans responded slaying critics when Cobra debuted Memorial Day weekend #1 at the box office taking in over $15.6-million, more than double its contender Top Gun and broke the previous year's record set by Rambo Part 2.
"Feel the Heat" entered Billboard's Hot 100 in the US, hit the "Top 10" charts across Europe and Australia and was featured in heavy rotation on MTV and VH1 for months upon release. Cobra went on to become a huge financial success taking in over $160-million, over six times its original $25-million budget. The movie, movie soundtrack and album "Drums Along the Mohawk" by Jean Beauvoir are still selling today with all three receiving high reviews through Amazon and other outlets.
"Missing the Young Days" also became a favorite off the album resulting in a popular video of its own. It along with other popular songs on the album are considered some of the "best funk-rock and dance music" of their time. Since Beauvoir began rereleasing music from the album to radio over the past few months he has been watching as various songs from album have been hitting music charts.
Prior to his solo career Beauvoir was the bassist, keyboardist and one of the songwriters for the Plasmatics who gained an international, underground following for what would become known as "Punk" music. The Plasmatics were the most outrageous, controversial and successful Punk Rock bands ever. Beauvoir was also a longtime songwriter and producer for the Ramones, also considered "one of the greatest Punk bands" in the world. Together they are two of the most revolutionary bands in music history. Today, the members of the Plasmatics and the Ramones are revered as the "Godfathers and Grand Dame (Wendy O. Williams) of Punk & Metal.
Currently, one of the many videos for "Feel the Heat" is currently featured on the Facebook Site of Sylvester Stallone for the promotion of his film Cobra with the caption "Crime Is A Disease...flashback or comeback?" where his many fans are free to comment. One of the videos for "Feel the Heat" is currently featured on the Facebook Site of Sylvester Stallone for his film Cobra with the Caption "Crime Is A Disease...flashback or comeback?" where his many fans are free to comment.
Since Cobra, the music of Jean Beauvoir has been included in well known, successful films throughout his solo career including Cobra (Sylvester Stallone) - Pet Sematary (Stephen King) - School of Rock (Jack Black) - RV (Robin Williams) - Christmas with the Kranks (Tim Allen, Jamie Lee Curtis and Dan Aykroyd) - Rock 'n Roll High School Forever and many more. He has collaborated (written and/or produced hits) with the Ramones, KISS, John Waite, Debbie Harry, NSYNC, Lionel Richie, Nile Rodgers, Desmond Child, Doro Pesch and many others, including five Rock'n Roll Hall of Fame inductees. Among his many accolades throughout his career he is featured on over 200-albums to date, is ranked as one of music's "Top 50 Most Influential Black Rockers" of all time, has sold over 40-million albums to date and counting. Music by Jean Beauvoir has recently been included in the World's First Hologram Musical.
