The singer who gave Survivor its late-80s rock radio hit and kept making solo records through the 90s.
For the Survivor hit, obviously 'Escape from the City.' For his solo work, try 'Breathing Doll' or 'More Than Goodbye', they give you a sense of what he was doing in the 90s.
If you've heard Survivor's 'Escape from the City' on rock radio since 1986, you've heard Ted Poley's voice. That track became a staple, and he kept writing after leaving the band in 1989. Songs like 'Breathing Doll' and 'More Than Goodbye' show he didn't stop when the arena tours did.
He was in a band called Danger Zone before joining Survivor for 'Escape from the City.' After leaving in 1989, he put out solo albums like the self-titled 1994 record and 'Between the Cracks' in 1998.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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