Written by Eric Bazilian Produced by Eric Bazilian & Rob Hyman Recorded at Elmstreet Studios in Philadelphia, 2007 Released on the album Time Stand Still in September 2007 After a decade and a half away from the recording studio, The Hooters finally recorded their sixth studio album, Time Stand Still, in 2007. “I’m Alive” … Read more
This article by Karyn Albano was originally published on Keystone Rock Review A couple of weeks ago, the Pennsylvania State Senate voted on a resolution to declare April 30th “Hooters Music Appreciation Day” in the state. The resolution, sponsored by Senator Daylin Leach, passed unanimously and The Hooters have cemented their place in the … Read more
This article by Karyn Albano originally appeared on Keystone Rock Review in May 2012 The signature sounds that have defined The Hooters for over three decades would not be possible without the rhythm section laying down those ska and reggae beats. While there have been several bassists in the band over that time period, … Read more
After two years of extensive touring, The Hooters returned to the studio to record One Way Home, co-produced by Chertoff, Bazilian, and Hyman. The album was heavily folk and Americana influenced and a testament to the Hooters desire to put the music first. It was a marked departure from the pop sound of Nervous Night. This makes … Read more
The Hooters owned the Philadelphia music scene in the mid 1980’s. This was no small accomplishment in a city rich in musical history, from jazz to rock to soul, but this band worked hard and took no sector of their audience for granted. They expanded beyond the typical night club scene and tapped the high … Read more