Loverboy ‎– Keep It Up. Label: Columbia ‎– CK 38703.

Keep It Up ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial). Columbia (2). CK 38703.

Keep It Up. Veröffentlicht am 1983. Queen Of The Broken Hearts.

Loverboy released their third album, Keep It Up, in November 1983. Its first single "Hot Girls in Love" became their most successful to that date, reaching N. 1 on the . The video for the song as well as for the follow-up single "Queen of the Broken Hearts" were hugely popular on MTV. 1984–1989. In 1984, Loverboy recorded the United States Team theme for the 1984 Summer Olympics, "Nothing's Gonna Stop You Now".

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Artist: Loverboy Title Of Album: Keep It Up Year Of Release: 1983 Genre: Hard Rock/Arena Rock Label (Country): Columbia (USA) Catalog A/B L 38703 Quality: FLAC Bitrate: Lossless (image+.

Loverboy lyrics - 62 song lyrics sorted by album, including "Working For The Weekend", "Turn Me Loose", "Don't Keep Me In The Dark". album: "Loverboy" (1980). The Kid Is Hot Tonite Turn Me Loose Always On My Mind Lady Of The '80s Little Girl Prissy Prissy Teenage Overdose . album: "Get Lucky" (1981). album: "Keep It Up" (1983).

Due to this overabundance of less than stellar tracks, Get Lucky fails to be as consistent a listen as Loverboy or Keep It Up, but offers enough solid tracks to please the group's fans and AOR fanatics. Other listeners may want to check out the album's highlights on a compilation before picking it up.

Issued in 1983, Keep It Up maintained the multi-platinum success of Loverboy's previous albums, and the band launched an eight-month world tour in support. In 1984, Reno took time out from the band's busy road schedule to record a duet with Ann Wilson of Heart, "Almost Paradise," for the soundtrack to the film Footloose; it became a major hit, rising to number seven on the Billboard singles charts.