Awakenings from Then ’til Now allows you to Embrace Your Past, Empower the Present, Enrich Your Future.
Welcome to Awakenings
Life IS history in the making. Every word we say, everything we do becomes history the moment it is said or done. Life void of memories leaves nothing but emptiness. For those who might consider history boring, think again: It is who we are, what we do and why we are here. We are certainly individuals in our thoughts and deeds but we all germinated from seeds planted long, long ago.
And the last known survivor stalks his prey in the night And it all comes down to survival
Survivorstarted a six week run at No.1 on the US singles chart
with 'Eye Of The Tiger'. This hit was written by band members Frankie Sullivan and Jim Peterik for the 1982 movie Rocky III. Filmmakers often depend upon certain passages of music to produce specific emotional reactions in their audiences. This one was a smash hit, not only from the perspective of the film but also from reviews of music lovers whether they viewed the film or not.
The tone is raw power, the beat is brute force!
Survivor was hand-picked by Sylvester Stallone to write a song for the Rocky sequel
after he heard their minor 1981 hit "Poor Man's Son," a mid-tempo
number in the vein of Foreigner or .38 Special. For the Rocky III soundtrack,
Stallone told songwriting band members Frankie Sullivan and Jim Peterik
that he wanted "something with a strong beat...that would appeal to the
rock crowd." What he got was one of the most effective and popular
soundtrack hits of all time as "Eye Of The Tiger" raced to #1 on the pop
charts and remained there for six consecutive weeks—five weeks longer
than the theme song for the original Rocky.
Survivor was hand-picked by Sylvester Stallone to write a song for the Rocky sequel after he heard their minor 1981 hit "Poor Man's Son," a mid-tempo number in the vein of Foreigner or .38 Special. For the Rocky III soundtrack, Stallone told songwriting band members Frankie Sullivan and Jim Peterik that he wanted "something with a strong beat...that would appeal to the rock crowd." What he got was one of the most effective and popular soundtrack hits of all time as "Eye Of The Tiger" raced to #1 on the pop charts and remained there for six consecutive weeks—five weeks longer than the theme song for the original Rocky.
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