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词条 Jimi Jamison
释义

  1. Early years

  2. First tenure with Survivor (1984–1989)

  3. Solo career (1989–2000)

  4. Second tenure with Survivor (2000–06)

  5. Return to solo work (2007–2014)

  6. Final tenure with Survivor (2011–2014)

  7. Collaborations and later career

      Posthumous releases (2015–2018)  

  8. Style and legacy

  9. Personal life

  10. Death

  11. Discography

     Singles/Promos/EPs   Music Videos  

  12. Popular culture

      Soundtracks 

  13. References

  14. External links

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| image =
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| birth_name = Jimmy Wayne Jamison
| alias = Jimi Jamison, Jim Jamison, Jamo
| birth_date = {{Birth date|1951|08|23}}
| birth_place = Durant, Mississippi, U.S.
| origin = Raleigh, Memphis, Tennessee, U.S.
| death_date = {{death date and age|mf=yes|2014|9|1|1951|8|23}}
| death_place = Memphis, Tennessee, U.S.
| genre = Rock, hard rock, AOR, pop rock
| occupation = Singer-songwriter, musician
| instrument = Vocals, guitar, piano
| years_active = 1967–2014
| label = Scotti Bros., Frontiers, Epic, A&M, ATCO
| associated_acts = Survivor, Cobra, Target, Jim Peterik, Bobby Kimball
| website = {{URL|http://www.jimijamison.com}}
}}Jimmy Wayne "Jimi" Jamison (August 23, 1951 – September 1, 2014)[1] was an American musician, singer, and songwriter. Jamison was the frontman of the platinum-selling[2] rock band Survivor from 1984 to 1989, from 2000 to 2006, and from 2011 until his death. Jamison is also known for having written and performed "I'm Always Here", the hit theme song for the TV series Baywatch.[3]

Early years

Jimmy Wayne Jamison was born in rural Durant, Mississippi but self-identified as a Memphis, Tennessee native, as he and his mother, Dorothy Aldy (March 23, 1932 – June 6, 2009)[4] moved there when he was one day old. In his teens, he taught himself to play the guitar and piano. In middle school he played in an R&B band called the Debuts.

While finishing his college studies at The University of Memphis in Radio/TV and Journalism[5] he was part of the band D-Beaver, which released the album Combinations in 1973.

Jamison fronted the Memphis southern rock band Target in the early 1970s. The band released the albums Target (1976) and Captured (1977) on A&M Records.[6] They opened concerts for Black Sabbath, Boston, and KISS.{{citation needed|date=January 2019}}

In 1982, Jamison teamed up with guitarist Mandy Meyer (ex-Krokus), guitarist/keyboardist Jack Holder (ex-Black Oak Arkansas), bassist Tommy Keiser, and drummer Jeff Klaven to form the band Cobra. This band became a fixture in the Memphis scene and signed with Epic Records. The group issued their lone album, the Tom Allom-produced First Strike, in 1983. The British music magazine Kerrang! listed the album at number one in its import charts.[7] The song "Blood On Your Money" got MTV airplay.[8] Cobra opened concerts for Quiet Riot, Nazareth, and Krokus.[9]

First tenure with Survivor (1984–1989)

After Cobra's demise in 1984, Jamison was invited to join Survivor, whose success had been waning since their number-one hit "Eye of the Tiger" in 1982. Previous singer Dave Bickler had been fired due to vocal cord injuries that required a lengthy convalescence. Jamison joined despite some misgivings about Survivor's pop rock sound.[10] His first recording with the band was "The Moment of Truth" (The Karate Kid theme song), which reached number 63 on the Billboard Hot 100 in July 1984.[11]

Jamison's first full album with Survivor, and the band's fifth overall, was Vital Signs, released later in 1984. That album reached number 16 on the Billboard Album Chart and was certified platinum by the RIAA. The album included the hit singles "High on You" (which reached number 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart),[12] "I Can't Hold Back" (number 13 on the singles chart and number 1 on Top Rock Tracks chart),[13] and "The Search Is Over" (number 4 on the singles chart and number 1 on the adult contemporary chart).[14] "First Night" also reached number 53 on the singles chart.[15]

In 1985 the band went on tour with headliner Bryan Adams, performing at his sold-out concerts at Nashville's War Memorial Auditorium, the Dallas Convention Center, the San Antonio Convention Center and the Lakefront Arena in New Orleans.[16] they also toured with REO Speedwagon around that time with appearances at San Diego sports arena and other venues. In early 1986, Survivor achieved another hit with "Burning Heart" from the film Rocky IV. The single peaked at number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100.[17] The song also topped the charts in Switzerland and Belgium.{{citation needed|date=January 2019}}

Jamison's second album with Survivor, When Seconds Count, was released on October 9, 1986 and included the hit single "Is This Love" (number 9 on the singles chart).[18] The album peaked at a disappointing number 49 on the Billboard Album Chart but still managed to sell over 500,000 copies and was certified Gold. Additional singles included "How Much Love" (number 51 on the singles chart)[19] and "Man Against the World" (number 86).[20] The latter had also been intended for the Rocky IV soundtrack and was included in that album's 2006 reissue.{{citation needed|date=January 2019}}

Survivor released the album Too Hot to Sleep in late 1988. Jamison named the album as his personal favorite with Survivor,[21] but it suffered from a lack of record company promotion and only reached number 187 on the Billboard albums chart. The song "Across the Miles" reached number 74 on the singles chart and "Didn't Know It Was Love" reached number 61.[22] After that album, group founders Frankie Sullivan and Jim Peterik put the band on hiatus, reviving the band in 1993 with original singer Dave Bickler. Jamison continued to tour with new sidemen under the Survivor name, resulting in a lengthy court battle regarding rights to the name.{{citation needed|date=January 2019}}

Solo career (1989–2000)

In 1989, Jamison contributed his own version of "Ever Since the World Began," a song Survivor had initially recorded prior to his tenure in the band, to the film Lock Up. That same year, he was invited to join Deep Purple, who had just fired longtime singer Ian Gillan. According to Deep Purple organist Jon Lord, "He [Jamison] was an enormous Deep Purple fan and he would happily have taken over the job. But at the time he was afraid of his managers. They didn't want him to leave [Survivor] and he didn't dare to get into a fight with them." Jamison's managers wanted him to promote his upcoming solo album instead of joining Deep Purple.[23] Also in 1989, Jamison briefly united with his Target bandmates for a "10-Year Reunion" concert in Memphis.

Jamison's first solo album When Love Comes Down was released in July 1991, produced by Shel Talmy, Kenny Mims and Jim Gaines.[24] Neither the album nor any of its singles charted, though the songs "Rock Hard" and "Taste of Love" were used in episodes of Baywatch, and the latter was also used in the 1992 film Jersey Girl.[25] Also in 1991, Jamison co-wrote (with Cory Lerios and John D'Andrea) and sang "I'm Always Here," the theme song for Baywatch. Various versions of the song were used as the show's opening theme until 2001.

In 1992, Jamison began touring under the names Survivor or Jimi Jamison's Survivor with a new solo band. The other members of Survivor filed a lawsuit but were unable to prevent Jamison from using the name until 2003.{{citation needed|date=January 2019}} During this period, the Scotti Brothers label released two Survivor compilation albums featuring songs from Jamison's tenure.[26]

The solo album Empires was released under the name Jimi Jamison's Survivor in October 1999.[27] The album included the Baywatch theme song and a cover of "Love is Alive" by Gary Wright.[28] After the legal battle over the rights to the name Survivor finally ended in 2003, the album would be re-released under Jamison's name only.

Second tenure with Survivor (2000–06)

Jamison reunited with Survivor in March 2000, replacing original singer Dave Bickler once again. The band then began recording material for a new album.

For 2002, they recorded "Christmas is Here", which reached No. 6 on the Mediabase Christmas charts.[29]

Jamison and the band released the album Reach in April 2006, which was Survivor's first new album in 18 years.[2] Some of the album's songs dated back to the band's early years, before Jamison had joined them. Jamison quit the band shortly after the release of Reach, on July 14.

Return to solo work (2007–2014)

Jamison released the solo album Crossroads Moment in Europe in July 2008 and in America the following year. The album was produced by his former Survivor bandmate Jim Peterik. A companion album of outtakes called Extra Moments was released in 2010. The extra tracks had been compiled by Jamison and Peterik as a benefit for the music website melodicrock.com.[30]

In 2011 Jamison teamed up with Toto singer Bobby Kimball for the album Kimball Jamison.[31] The two singers shared lead vocals on songs written by Richard Page (Mr Mister), Randy Goodrum (Toto, Steve Perry), John Waite, and other notable rock songwriters.[32]

During this period Jamison also formed the band One Man's Trash with Fred Zahl. That group released the album History in December 2011 for Starhouse Records.[33] The band earned an endorsement from the guitar company Hofner.[34] One Man's Trash broke up when Jamison again returned to Survivor in 2011.

His final solo album Never Too Late was released in November 2012 and features an appearance by his daughter Lacy E. Jamison on backing vocals.[35] An album of country-flavored outtakes from this project, Unreleased Music, was issued in December 2012.

Final tenure with Survivor (2011–2014)

Jamison again reunited with Survivor in 2011.[36] In November of that year he performed Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger" (on which he did not sing originally) for boxer Manny Pacquiao's entrance into the ring for his bout against Shane Mosley at MGM Grand Las Vegas. Fueled by popular demand, Jamison would repeat the performance the following year for the boxer's next title defense.[36]

In 2013 it was announced on the band's official media sources that Sullivan had reunited the current Survivor line-up with Bickler. "Our fans are the best and I can't think of a better way to give them our best. With this line-up, and both Dave and Jimi in the band, we can perform ALL of our hits," he said. They were also working on new material and looking forward to getting back into the studio together.[37] Jamison participated in further tours with Survivor[38] and would remain with the band until his death in 2014.

Jamison's last show was on August 30, 2014, in Morgan Hill, California, at the CANcert benefit event during the ARTTEC Summer Concert Series (arttecusa.com). The benefit raised funds and awareness for two non-profits supporting cancer patients as well as career training opportunities for high school students. Survivor's 58-minute set consisted of "Feels Like Love", "Broken Promises", "Take You on a Saturday", "High on You", "Rockin' into the Night", "The Search Is Over", "Rebel Girl", "I Can't Hold Back", "Burning Heart", "Poor Man's Son", "It's the Singer Not the Song" and ended with "Eye of the Tiger".[39]

Collaborations and later career

Throughout his career, Jamison provided background vocals for bands and artists such as Degarmo & Key (This Ain't Hollywood, 1980, Heat it Up, 1993 and To Extremes, 1994); Gary Chapman (Sincerely Yours, 1981); Mylon LeFevre & Broken Heart (Brand New Start, 1982 and Sheep In Wolves Clothing, 1985); Krokus (Headhunter, 1983 and The Blitz, 1984); Molly Hatchet (The Deed is Done, 1984); and The Blackwood Brothers (All Their Best, 1984).[40] He provided backing vocals throughout ZZ Top's 1983 album Eliminator and also for that band's contribution to the Back to the Future III soundtrack in 1990.[41][42] Frontman Billy Gibbons referred to Jamison as the "fourth member" of the group.[41]

Jamison contributed vocals for Joe Walsh on the albums Got any Gum? (1987), Ordinary Average Guy (1991), and Songs for a Dying Planet (1992).[43] He sang co-lead vocals with Walsh on the 1991 single "All of a Sudden", which reached number 13 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart.[44] He also worked with the Fabulous Thunderbirds (Powerful Stuff, 1989), Ten Years After (About Time, 1989), Omar & the Howlers (Wall of Pride, 1988), Eric Gales Band (The Eric Gales Band, 1991 and Picture of a Thousand Faces, 1993),[45] Chris Bailey (Demons, 1991),[46] the Jeff Healey Band (Feel This, 1992), Every Mother's Nightmare (Wake up Screaming, 1993), and Johnny Diesel (Hepfidelity, 1993).

Jamison performed the theme song "Hard Time" for the wrestler Big Boss Man when he was in the WWF.[47] In 2005 he collaborated with soul singer Whitney Wolanin on the song "It Takes Two", and provided backing vocals for the album Reflection Of Something by Todd Agnew. In 2007 he formed the Jimi Jamison Band, which played songs by all of Jamison's bands plus ZZ Top. He also did some additional recording with Jim Peterik during this period, resulting in the album The Demos 07.

Jamison provided backing vocals for Howard Leese (Secret Weapon, 2009).[48] He released the single "House That Love Built" in early 2010 as a benefit for the Ronald McDonald House of Memphis.[49] He also recorded the charity single "One Family" in 2011 with the all-star ensemble United Rockers 4 U, which also included Bobby Kimball, Don Dokken, Eddie Money, Jeff Paris, Paul Shortino, Phil Lewis, Richie Kotzen, and Robin McAuley.[50] Jamison contributed backing vocals to the album Naked but Dressed by Dominoe in 2012.[51] He contributed to an all-star tribute to Steve Miller Band in 2013,[52] and an all-star tribute to The Doors in 2014.

Posthumous releases (2015–2018)

After Jamison's death in 2014, some additional solo recordings and collaborations were released. Outtakes from the 2011 album by Jamison's band One Man's appeared in 2014. A collaboration with the band Radioactive was released in early 2015.[53] Singer Gema Pearl released a tribute song to Jamison in 2015 called "Forever Ended Today". Material recorded by his early band Target in 1979 was released in 2017 as the album In Range. A collaboration with singer Ally McMirror appeared on the album Matter of Passion in 2018. And finally, Jamison had been a member of an all-star project that released a version of "Battle Hymn of the Republic" in 2018.{{citation needed|date=January 2019}}

Style and legacy

“The music was so much fun, so much joy,” said Jamison about his career.[54] He earned critical acclaim for his vocal abilities, having been praised by such luminaries as Casey Kasem (who called him "The Voice"),[55] former Survivor bandmate Jim Peterik,[56] and many others.[57] "We didn't even consider it [pitch editing] on him," sound engineer Terry Manning says. "We didn't even have it back then. He never needed it. He could hold pitch. He could sing vibrato when needed. He could sing straight when needed. He could do whatever you needed. Casey Kasem, the big DJ guy, called him 'The Voice.' That's what he named him. He just was the voice."[60] Jamison is an Honorary Member of the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame. Rolling Stone magazine called Jamison "a true Rock and Roll Legend."[58]

Personal life

Jimi married Brenda Fay, who is the mother of his daughter Amy, in 1972. Jamison divorced Fay in 1983 and went on to marry Debbie Teal in 1985. With Debbie he had two more children, James and Lacy. Jimi and Debbie separated in 1999 but remained married until his death. When not traveling or performing, Jimi enjoyed gardening, throwing horseshoes, various sports such as tennis and golf, and spending time with his family.[59] He credited his mother as being the most influential person in his life, having reportedly said that she did everything she could to help and support him and his musical career.

Death

Jamison died on September 1, 2014 at his home in Raleigh, Memphis, Tennessee.[60][61] His autopsy revealed the cause of death to be a hemorrhagic brain stroke, with "acute methamphetamine intoxication contributing".[62][63] Lyrics from his song "I'm Always Here" are written on his gravestone. "He just seemed like an absolutely normal guy," says Sam Shoup, a close friend. "You see it on Facebook now: He was friends with everyone. Never once had a big head on him. He was always just one of the guys, and I'm sure you'll hear that from everyone. He was always the same guy. No matter how big he got, he loved living here in Memphis and being around his kids and his wife. That's why it's so sad. It's like the whole town has been punched in the stomach. The whole town is just devastated. He was so loved by everybody."[64] Jamison was survived by his three children: Amy, James, and Lacy, as well as his granddaughter (through Amy), Lola.

Discography

With Survivor

AlbumYearLabelUSUS Billboard 200CHSwissGermanyDeutshSwedenSweUSCertification RIAACanadaCertification
Vital Signs1984Scotti Bro. & Volcano#16#27 –#48PlatinumGold
When Seconds Count1986Scotti Brothers#49 – –#30Gold –
Too Hot to Sleep1988Scotti Brothers#187#23#55#48 – –
Reach2006Frontiers Records – – – – – –

Solo

AlbumYearLabelWithEuropeAlbum of The Year
When Love Comes Down1991Scotti Bro. & Top Notch Records – –
Empires1999Scotti Bro. & Frontiers RecordsLisa Fraiser (One Song) –
Crossroads Moment2008Frontiers RecordsJim Peterik#3
Extra Moments2010MelodicRock RecordsJim Peterik –
Kimball/Jamison2011Frontiers RecordsBobby Kimball –
Never Too Late2012Frontiers Records – –
Unreleased Music2012 SongCast Records – –

Other Bands

AlbumYearLabelArtistRoleUKUK Import Charts
Combinations1973TMID BeaverLead Vocals & Co-Lead –
Target1976A&M RecordsTargetLead Vocals –
Captured1977A&M RecordsTargetLead Vocals –
In Range1979 (2017)Scape MusicTargetLead Vocals –
First Strike1983Epic RecordsCobraLead Vocals#1
History2011Starhouse RecordsOne Man's Trash Feat. Jimi Jamison & Fred ZahlLead Vocals –

Other Groups/Collaborations

AlbumYearLabelArtistRoleWith
This Ain't Hollywood1980 –Degarmo & KeyBacking Vocals –
Eliminator1983Warner Bro. RecordsZZ TopBacking Vocals –
Headhunter1983AristaKrokusBacking Vocals –
The Blitz1983AristaKrokusBacking Vocals –
The Deed is Done1984Epic RecordsMolly HatchetBacking Vocals –
Got any Gum?1987Warner Bro. & Full MoonJoe WalshBacking Vocals –
Wall of Pride1988 –Omar & the HowlersBacking Vocals –
Memory in the Making1988Geffen recordsJohn KilzerBacking Vocals –
Powerful Stuff1989CBSThe Fabulous ThunderbirdsBacking Vocals –
About Time1989ChrysalisTen Years AfterBacking Vocals –
Worrall1991Spy RecordsRick & Steve WorrallBacking VocalsShawn Lane
Ordinary Average Guy1991Epic RecordsJoe WalshBacking Vocals & Co-Lead (One Song) –
The Eric Gales Band1991Elektra RecordsEric GalesBacking Vocals –
Songs for a Dying Planet1992Epic RecordsJoe WalshBacking Vocals & Co-Lead (One Song) –
Feel This1992AristaJeff Healey BandBacking Vocals –
Picture of a Thousand Faces1993Elektra RecordsEric GalesBacking Vocals –
Wake up Screaming1993ChrysalisEvery Mother's NightmareBacking Vocals –
Hepfidelity1993 –Johnny DieselBacking Vocals –
Heat it Up1993Benson RecordsDegarmo & KeyBacking Vocals –
To Extremes1994Benson RecordsDegarmo & KeyBacking Vocals –
Big Tent Revival1995 –Big Tent RevivalBacking Vocals –
Funkology XIII2005TopNotch RecordsWhitney WolaninCo-Lead Vocals (One Song) –
Secret Weapon2009Frontiers RecordsHoward LeeseLead Vocals (One Song) –
Matt Kennon2010BamaJam & StroudavariousMatt KennonBacking Vocals –
Naked But Dressed2012Universal Music GroupDominoe Feat. Jimi JamisonCo-Lead Vocals (One Song) –
Karmalion2013New Venture MusicIndicco Feat. Jimi JamisonBacking and Co-Lead Vocals –
Fly Like an Eagle: An All-Star Tribute to the Steve Miller Band2013 –Jimi Jamison & Jordan RedussLead Vocals (One Song) –
Light My Fire: A Classic Rock Salute to The Doors2014Purple Pyramid RecordsJimi JamisonLead Vocals (One Song) –
F4ur2015Scape MusicRadioactiveLead Vocals (One Song) –
Red Blooded American Girl2015 –Gema Pearl Feat. Jimi JamisonCo-Lead Vocals (One Song) –
Matter of Passion2018Starhouse RecordsAlly McMirror Feat. Jimi JamisonCo-Lead Vocals (One Song) –
Battle Hymn of the Republic2018 –Various Artists –

Unofficial/Unreleased

AlbumYearArtist
-1973Omaha
Live at the High Cotton Club1975Target
Live Attack1983Cobra
Jamo Sessions Vol. 11990Jimi Jamison
The Mofo Sessions1993Jimi Jamison & Steve Cox
Jamo Sessions Vol. 21995Jimi Jamison's Survivor
Have Mercy: The Demos2000Jimi Jamison's Survivor
The Demos 072007Jimi Jamison & Jim Peterik

Compilations/Releases

AlbumYearLabelArtist
Live in Indianapolis1984Survivor
Live in Tokyo1985Survivor
Live in Nagoya1986Survivor
the best collection of survivor1986Scotti BrothersSurvivor
The Very Best Of Survivor1986Scotti BrothersSurvivor
Live in Osaka1987Survivor
Live in Jackson, NY1987Survivor
Live in Nelson, NJ1987Survivor
Greatest Hits1989VolcanoSurvivor
The Best Of Survivor  1989Scotti BrothersSurvivor
New Years Eve in Memphis1989Jimi Jamison
Greatest Hits The Video Collection1993Scotti BrothersSurvivor
Jimi Jamison's Survivor Collection 11993Scotti BrothersJimi Jamison's Survivor
Jimi Jamison's Survivor Collection 21994Scotti BrothersJimi Jamison's Survivor
American Television's Greatest Hits1995Jimi Jamison
Live in Maine1996Jimi Jamison's Survivor
Live in Houston1996Jimi Jamison's Survivor
Live in Belgium1997Jimi Jamison's Survivor
Prime Cuts: The Classic Tracks1998Survivor
Jimi Jamison's Survivor I'm Always Here1999Scotti BrothersJimi Jamison's Survivor
Live in Las Vegas1999Jimi Jamison
Survivor Special Selection2000Survivor
Live at Hershey Park2000Survivor
Gathering of tigers2000Survivor
Millenium stage2000Survivor
Uprising2000Survivor
Live in Hachenburg2001Survivor
Fire in Your Eyes: Greatest Hits2001Survivor
Across the German miles2001Survivor
The battle of Woodlands2001Survivor
Volunteers for America2001Survivor
Live in the Big Apple2002Survivor
Turning back time2002Survivor
Driven to Detroit2002Survivor
Live in Mc Henry2003Survivor
Ultimate Survivor2004Survivor
Extended Versions: The Encore Collection2004Survivor
Pearls of Survivor2005Survivor
Take you on a Vegas Saturday2005Survivor
Live in Kansas2006Survivor
The Best Of Survivor2006VolcanoSurvivor
Live at the Waukesha Country Fair2006Survivor
Live in Orlando2006Survivor
Live in Pewaukee2006Survivor
The Eye of The Tiger in Rio2008Jimi Jamison
Live in Brasil2008Jimi Jamison
Voices of Rock Radio2008Jimi Jamison
Live in Barcelona2009Jimi Jamison
Live in Santiago, Chile2009Jimi Jamison
Playlist: The Very Best Of Survivor2009VolcanoSurvivor
Best Of Survivor2009Sony RecordsSurvivor
Live at Firefest2010Jimi Jamison
Super Hits2010Sony RecordsSurvivor
The Voice of The Tiger in Hamburg2011Jimi Jamison
The Definitive Collection2016Survivor

Singles/Promos/EPs

Title SongYearAlbumArtist
"If I Cry"1968-The Debuts
"It's Gonna Take Time"1973CombinationsD Beaver
"Are You Ready"1976TargetTarget
"Let Me Live"1976TargetTarget
"It's Only Love"1977CapturedTarget
"Holdin' On"1977CapturedTarget
"Shine the Light"1977CapturedTarget
"Blood On Your Money"1983First StrikeCobra
"Looking at You"1983First StrikeCobra
"Travelin' Man"1983First StrikeCobra
Title SongYearAlbumArtistUSUS Billboard 100USUS Mainstream Rock
"I'm A Fighter"1983,

1985

Live Attack,Van ZantCobra,

Van Zant

#30#16
Originally recorded from Cobra, written by Jamison and Meyer. Used by Van Zant.
Title SongYearAlbumArtistUSBillboardUSMainstreamUSAdultUSYear-end 1985AustraliaUKCanadaBelgium
"The Moment of Truth"1984The Karate Kid Soundtrack,Vital Sings (by Rock Candy in 2009)Survivor#63 – – – – – – –
"I Can't Hold Back"1984Vital SingsSurvivor#13#1 –#73#93#80 –#18
"High On You"1985Vital SingsSurvivor#8#8 – – – – – –
"The Search is Over"1985Vital SingsSurvivor#4 –#1#48#60 –#21 –
"First Night"1985Vital SingsSurvivor#53 – – – – – – –
Title SongYearAlbumArtist
"Burning Heart"1985Rocky IV Soundtrack,When Seconds Count (by Rock Candy in 2009),

Empires

Survivor,

Jimi Jamison

RegionChart Pos. 1985–86Year-End 1986 RegionChart Pos. 1985–86
US}}Billboard 100#2US}}Billboard 100#8
US}}Mainstream#11CH}}Swiss#15
UK}}Singles Chart#5France}}France#17
Austria}}Singles Chart#6Netherlands}}Dutch Top 40#17
Netherlands}}Dutch Mega Top 100#2Italy}}Italy#47
Europe}}Hot 100#1Germany}}Germany#30
France}}SNEP singles chart#2Belgium}}Belgium#19
Germany}}Singles Chart#6Brazil}}Top 100#58
Ireland}}Singles Chart#2Netherlands}}Netherland#12
RSA}}South Africa#27CertificationSales
Sweden}}Swedish#5{{Flagicon|France}}France Gold
CH}}Swiss#1
Canada}}Canada#14
Belgium}}Ultratop 50 singles#1
Australia}}Australia#55
Finland}}Finland#2
Italy}}Italy#5
Japan}}Japanese#46
Japan}}Japanese (International)#1
Title SongYearAlbumArtistUSBillboardUSMainstreamUSAdult Contemporary
"Is This Love"1986When Seconds CountSurvivor#9#27#25
"How Much Love"1987When Seconds CountSurvivor#51 – –
"Man Against The World"1987When Seconds Count,Rocky IV SoundtrackSurvivor#86 – –
"In Good Faith"1987When Seconds CountSurvivor – – –
"Didn't Know it Was Love"1988To Hot To SleepSurvivor#61#40 –
"Across the Miles"1989To Hot To SleepSurvivor#74#16
"Desperate Dreams"1989To Hot To SleepSurvivor – – –
"Ever Since the World Began"1989Lock Up SoundtrackJimi Jamison – – –
"Cry Alone"1989Lock Up Soundtrack,When Love Comes DownJimi Jamison – – –
"All of A Sudden"1991Ordinary Average GuyJoe Walsh Feat. Jimi Jamison –#13 –
Title SongYearAlbumArtist
"Taste of Love"1991When Love Comes Down,Baywatch,Jerswy Girl SoundtrackJimi Jamison
"Rock Hard"1992When Love Comes Down,BaywatchJimi Jamison
"When Love Comes Down"1991When Love Comes DownJimi Jamison
"If You Walk Away"1991When Love Comes DownJimi Jamison
"Look At Us Now"1992Songs for a Dying PlanetJoe Walsh Feat. Jimi Jamison
Title SongYearAlbumArtistUSAmerica's Greatest TV Hits 1995GermanyGermany Singles Chart 1999
"I'm Always Here"1993Baywatch Theme Song,EmpiresJimi Jamison#3#95
Title SongYearAlbumArtist
"Have Mercy"1996EmpiresJimi Jamison
"Empires"1999EmpiresJimi Jamison
"A Dream to Far"1999EmpiresJimi Jamison
"Keep it Evergreen"1999EmpiresJimi Jamison
"Velocitized"2001Live RecordedSurvivor
Title SongYearAlbumArtistUSChristmas Charts
"Christmas Is Here"2002A Classic Rock ChristmasSurvivor#6
Title SongYearAlbumArtistUSAdult ContemporaryUKUK
"It Takes Two"2005Funkology XIIIWhitney Wolanin Feat. Jimi Jamison#9 –
"Eye Of The Tiger" (Re-Entry)2005 –Survivor –#47
Title SongYearAlbumArtist
"Reach"2006Reach,Rock the Bones Vol. 4Survivor
"Fire Make Steel"2006Reach,Rock the Bones Vol. 5Survivor
"Come Dancin"2007The Demos 07Jimi Jamison & Jim Peterik
"When Rock Was King"2008Crossroads MomentJimi Jamison
"Alive"2008Crossroads MomentJimi Jamison
"Streets of Heaven"2009Crossroads MomentJimi Jamison
"The Vine"2009Secret WeaponHoward Leese & Jimi Jamison
"House That Love Built"2010Ronald McDonald House of MemphisJimi Jamison
"Cry of The Wild Heart"2010Extra MomentsJimi Jamison & Jim Peterik
"I Wanna Touch There"2010,

2013

Extra Moments,SingleJimi Jamison & Jim Peterik
"Heart of a Woman"2010,

2012

Extra Moments,Unreleased MusicJimi Jamison & Jim Peterik
"Can't Wait For Love"2011Kimball JamisonJimi Jamison & Bobby Kimball
"Worth Fighting For"2011Kimball JamisonJimi Jamison & Bobby Kimball
"Find Another Way"2011Kimball JamisonJimi Jamison & Bobby Kimball
"Sail Away"2011Kimball JamisonJimi Jamison & Bobby Kimball
"Long Time"2011HistoryOne Man's Trash Feat. Jimi Jamison & Fred Zahl
"History"2011HistoryOne Man's Trash Feat. Jimi Jamison & Fred Zahl
"Restless Kind"2012History,Restless KindOne Man's Trash Feat. Jimi Jamison & Fred Zahl
"Tears in My Eyes"2012History,Restless KindOne Man's Trash Feat. Jimi Jamison & Fred Zahl
"Comin' Home"2012Naked But DressedDominoe Feat. Jimi Jamison
"Never Too Late"2012Never Too LateJimi Jamison
"Everybody's Got a Broken Heart"2012Never Too LateJimi Jamison
"It Wouldn't Feel Like Christmas"2012Never Too LateJimi Jamison
"The Sound of Home"2012Unreleased MusicJimi Jamison
"A Kiss to Remenber you By"2012Unreleased MusicJimi Jamison
"Space Cowboy"2013Fly Like an Eagle: An All-Star Tribute to the Steve Miller BandJimi Jamison & Jordan Reduss
"Days Of Wine Roses"2013KarmalionIndicco Feat. Jimi Jamison
"Feel So Good"2013KarmalionIndicco Feat. Jimi Jamison
"Ride The Wave"2013KarmalionIndicco Feat. Jimi Jamison
"L.A. Woman"2014Light My Fire: A Classic Rock Salute to The DoorsJimi Jamison, Ted Turner & Patrick Moraz
"Mama"2014SingleOne Man's Trash Feat. Jimi Jamison & Fred Zahl
"Summer Rains"2015F4urRadioactive Feat. Jimi Jamison
"Forever Ended Today"2015Red Blooded American GirlGema Pearl Feat. Jimi Jamison

Music Videos

Title SongYearAlbumArtist
"Blood On Your Money"1983First StrikeCobra
"Looking at You"1983First StrikeCobra
"The Moment of Truth"1984The Karate Kid Soundtrack,Vital Sings (by Rock Candy in 2009)Survivor
"I Can't Hold Back"1984Vital SingsSurvivor
"High On You"1985Vital SingsSurvivor
"The Search is Over"1985Vital SingsSurvivor
"Burning Heart"1985Rocky IV Soundtrack,When Seconds Count (by Rock Candy in 2009)Survivor
"Is This Love"1986When Seconds CountSurvivor
"Man Against The World"1987When Seconds Count,Rocky IV SoundtrackSurvivor
"In Good Faith"1987When Seconds CountSurvivor
"Didn't Know it Was Love"1988To Hot To SleepSurvivor
"Across the Miles"1989To Hot To SleepSurvivor
"Taste of Love"1992When Love Comes Down,Baywatch,Jerswy Girl SoundtrackJimi Jamison
"I'm Always Here"1993Baywatch Theme Song,EmpiresJimi Jamison
"I Believe in You"1995A song for the ChildrenJimi Jamison
"Eye of the Tiger"2004Starbucks ComercialSurvivor
"When Rock Was King"2008Crossroads MomentJimi Jamison
"Can't Wait For Love"2011Kimball JamisonJimi Jamison & Bobby Kimball
"Worth Fighting For"2011Kimball JamisonJimi Jamison & Bobby Kimball
"Sail Away"2011Kimball JamisonJimi Jamison & Bobby Kimball
"Long Time"2011HistoryOne Man's Trash Feat. Jimi Jamison & Fred Zahl
"Can't Find My Way Home"2012Tribute for JapanJimi Jamison
"Never Too Late"2012Never Too LateJimi Jamison
"Forever Ended Today"2015Red Blooded American GirlGema Pearl Feat. Jimi Jamison

Popular culture

Soundtracks

  • 1984 The Karate Kid: (performer: "The Moment of Truth")
  • 1985 Rocky IV: (performer: "Burning Heart")
  • 1985 Rocky IV Soundtrack: (performer: "Man Against the World")
  • 1989 Lock Up: (performer: "Ever Since The World Began")
  • 1991 – 2001 Baywatch (TV Series) (lyrics – performer: "I'm Always Here")
  • Baywatch (TV Series) (lyrics – 2 episodes, 1991) (performer – 2 episodes, 1991) – Nightmare Bay: Part 2 (1991) (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") / (performer: "Rock Hard", "I'm Always Here") – Nightmare Bay: Part 1 (1991) (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") / (performer: "I'm Always Here", "Rock Hard")
  • Baywatch (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode, 1992) – "Lifeguards Can't Jump" (1992) (performer: "Taste of Love")
  • 1992 Jersey Girl: (performer: "Taste of Love")
  • 1998 Wrongfully Accused: (performer: "I'm Always Here")
  • 2001 Spy Game: (performer: "I'm Always Here")
  • 2001 Mrs. Death 3: (performer: "The Search Is Over")
  • Johnny Bravo (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode) – Get Shovelized/T Is for Trouble (2004) (performer: "You Gotta Be")
  • 2005 The 40 Year Old Virgin: (performer: "The Search is Over")
  • 2005 Kicking & Screaming: (performer: "Eye of the Tiger")
  • 2007 Psych (TV Series): (performer: "Burning Heart" – 1 episode)
  • Video on Trial (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode) – Totally Beachin' Video on Trial (2008) ... (performer: "I'm Always Here")
  • The Xtra Factor (TV Series) (lyrics – 1 episode, 2008) (performer – 1 episode, 2008) – Episode #5.9 (2008) (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") / (performer: "I'm Always Here")
  • 2009 Mall Cop (performer: "I Can't Hold Back")
  • 2011 Formula 1: BBC Sport (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode) – The Malaysia Grand Prix: Qualifying (2011) (performer: "Burning Heart")
  • Britain's Got Talent (TV Series) (lyrics – 1 episode, 2011) (performer – 1 episode, 2011) – 2011: Auditions 1 (2011) (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") / (performer: "I'm Always Here")
  • 2012 Piranha 3DD: (performer: "I'm Always Here")
  • 2012 Hansi Hinterseer – Traumhaftes Seenland im Salzkammergut (TV Movie) (performer: "I'm Always Here")
  • 2013 Grand Theft Auto V (Video Game) (performer: "Burning Heart")
  • 2014 The Goldbergs (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode) – You Opened the Door (2014) (performer: "The Search Is Over")
  • Mike and Mike in the Morning (TV Series) (lyrics – 1 episode, 2014) (performer – 1 episode, 2014) – Episode September 2, 2014 (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") / (performer: "I'm Always Here")
  • Tosh.0 (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode, 2016) (writer – 1 episode, 2016) – Climate Change Comedian (2016) (performer: "I'll Be Ready") / (writer: "I'll Be Ready")
  • 2017 Pasapalabra (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode) – Episode #2.4 (2017) (performer: "Burning Heart")
  • 2017 Baywatch (Movie) (performer: "I'm Always Here") / (writer: "I'm Always Here" – as Jimmy Jamison)
  • The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon (TV Series) (lyrics – 1 episode) – Dwayne Johnson/Ellie Kemper/Charlie Puth (2017) (lyrics: "I'm Always Here")
  • 2018 And They're Off... for Sport Relief (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode) – Episodio #1.1 (2018) (performer: "Burning Heart")
  • Die Magie des Eises: Linzer Eiszauber 2018 (TV Movie) (performer: "I'll Be Ready")
  • Coast Lives (TV Series documentary) (lyrics – 1 episode, 2018) (performer – 1 episode, 2018) – Episode #1.1 (2018) (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") / (performer: "I'm Always Here")
  • Piers Morgan's Life Stories (TV Series) (lyrics – 1 episode, 2018) (performer – 1 episode, 2018) – Pamela Anderson (2018) (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") / (performer: "I'm Always Here")
  • Good Morning Britain (TV Series) (performer – 4 episodes, 2017 – 2018) (lyrics – 3 episodes, 2017 – 2018) (writer – 1 episode, 2017) – Episode April 17, 2018 (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") / (performer: "I'm Always Here") – Episode May 19, 2017 (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") / (performer: "I'm Always Here") – Episode May 16, 2017 (performer: "I'm Always Here") / (writer: "I'm Always Here") – Episode May 15, 2017 (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") / (performer: "I'm Always Here")
  • Britain's Got More Talent (TV Series) (lyrics – 1 episode, 2018) (performer – 1 episode, 2018) – Episode #12.12 (2018) (lyrics: "I'm Always Here") / (performer: "I'm Always Here")
  • Wedding Day Winners (TV Series) (performer – 1 episode) – Episode #1.5 (2018) (performer: "I'm Always Here")

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64. ^1 {{Cite web|url=https://www.memphisflyer.com/memphis/jimi-jamison-1951-2014/Content?oid=3738268|title=Jimi Jamison 1951–2014|last=Boone|first=Joe|website=Memphis Flyer|language=en|access-date=2018-08-22}}
  • [{{Allmusic|class=artist|id=p13312/biography|pure_url=yes}} Allmusic] – Jimi Jamison biography
  • {{IMDb name|0417188}}

External links

  • {{Official website|1=http://www.jimijamison.com/}}
  • [https://podsodcast.com/2015/08/26/em05/ Jim Peterik Interview, honoring Jimi Jamison. From August 2015 with Pods & Sods]
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