RICHARD MARX LIVE – HOLD ON TO THE NIGHTS (1987) Richard Marx
Relive the excitement of one of Richard Marx's earliest concert performances in this rare live recording, captured at The Palace in Hollywood, California, on September 25, 1987. Filmed just as Marx was becoming one of the hottest new artists in popular music, this energetic concert showcases the singer-songwriter performing the songs that launched his remarkable career.
Backed by a powerful live band, Richard delivers passionate performances of his biggest early hits, including the chart-topping ballad "Hold On to the Nights," the rock anthem "Don't Mean Nothing," the fan favorites "Endless Summer Nights," "Should've Known Better," "Rhythm of Life," "Living in the Real World," "Remember Manhattan," "Have Mercy," and "Lulu."
Recorded during the breakthrough success of his self-titled debut album, Richard Marx Live! – Hold On to the Nights captures the charisma, musicianship, and unmistakable voice that would make Richard Marx one of the most successful recording artists of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Concert Songs
- Endless Summer Nights
- Don't Mean Nothing
- Hold On to the Nights
- Should've Known Better
- Lulu
- Rhythm of Life
- Living in the Real World
- Remember Manhattan
- Have Mercy
Whether you're rediscovering these classic songs or experiencing this performance for the first time, this concert is an essential addition to any Richard Marx collection.
