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Dave McLoud
Dave McLoud first got attention in the mid-1980s with a song called "Streets of Fire." It was a ballad that people noticed for his raw vocal delivery. That...
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Dave McLoud first got attention in the mid-1980s with a song called "Streets of Fire." It was a ballad that people noticed for his raw vocal delivery. That track led to a debut album called City Lights, which had other songs like "Lost in the Shadows" and "Burning Bridges." A second album, Echoes of the Heart, came later with "Broken Wings."
In the late 1990s, McLoud dealt with addiction and went to rehab, which paused the band for a while. When he returned, he made an album called Redemption that reflected that period. The band's lineup shifted at times, with players like guitarist Jake Hayes and bassist Mark Anderson coming through.
Some of his songs ended up in films and TV shows over time. He kept recording, and those early tracks like "Streets of Fire" stayed in rotation on rock radio.
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