Complete List Of Cinderella Songs From A to Z

Cinderella emerged from the rock scene in Clifton Heights, Pennsylvania, in 1983, founded by vocalist and guitarist Tom Keifer and bassist Eric Brittingham. Initially, the band included guitarist Michael Schermick and drummer Tony Destra, but both left to form Britny Fox. Their replacements, guitarist Jeff LaBar and drummer Fred Coury, solidified the classic lineup that would propel Cinderella to commercial success. The band’s first major break came when Jon Bon Jovi saw them perform at the Empire Rock Club in Philadelphia and recommended them to Mercury Records, leading to their debut record deal.

The band’s debut album, Night Songs, was released on August 2, 1986, and became an instant hit. The record climbed to number three on the Billboard 200 and achieved triple platinum status by 1987. Featuring hard-hitting tracks like “Nobody’s Fool” and “Shake Me,” the album introduced Cinderella’s signature blend of glam metal and blues-rock. Cinderella toured extensively to support the album, including high-profile slots opening for Poison and David Lee Roth, solidifying their reputation as a formidable live act.

In 1988, Cinderella shifted towards a more blues-influenced sound with their second album, Long Cold Winter. The album was a critical and commercial success, going double platinum and spawning hits like “Gypsy Road,” “The Last Mile,” and the power ballad “Don’t Know What You Got (Till It’s Gone),” which reached number 12 on the Billboard Hot 100. The band’s exhaustive 14-month tour in support of Long Cold Winter included a memorable appearance at the Moscow Music Peace Festival alongside other major acts.

Cinderella continued to evolve musically with the release of Heartbreak Station in 1990. While the album did not match the multi-platinum sales of its predecessors, it reached number 19 on the Billboard 200 and was certified platinum. The album featured a more roots-oriented sound, with prominent blues and country influences. “Shelter Me,” the lead single, became a hit on rock radio, and the band embarked on another extensive tour, during which drummer Fred Coury was replaced by Kevin Valentine.

The band faced a major setback in 1991 when Tom Keifer suffered a paresis of his vocal cords, resulting in multiple surgeries and extensive recovery time. Despite the vocal issues, Cinderella released their fourth album, Still Climbing, in 1994. However, the album failed to achieve commercial success amidst the changing musical landscape dominated by grunge and alternative rock. Following the album’s lukewarm reception, Mercury Records dropped the band, leading to a hiatus in 1995.

Cinderella regrouped in 1996 and continued to tour, maintaining their fan base through live performances. In 1997, they released the compilation Once Upon A…, which featured the band’s most popular tracks. They recorded a live album, Live at the Key Club, in 1999, capturing the raw energy of their performances. Despite signing a new deal with Sony Records, the band’s plans for new material stalled due to contractual disputes and internal conflicts.

In the 2000s, Cinderella continued to tour, participating in the VH1 Classic Rock Never Stops Tour and teaming up with Poison for a 20th-anniversary tour. They also performed on the Monsters of Rock Cruise and headlined major rock festivals such as Rocklahoma and the Sweden Rock Festival. Despite ongoing rumors of new music, the band did not release any new studio albums after Still Climbing.

In 2017, Tom Keifer announced that Cinderella had no plans to reunite due to ongoing personal and legal issues among the members. Tragedy struck on July 14, 2021, when guitarist Jeff LaBar passed away at age 58. The following day, former touring keyboardist Gary Corbett also died. Despite these losses, Tom Keifer continued to perform as a solo artist, releasing his debut solo album The Way Life Goes in 2013, followed by Rise in 2019.

Cinderella’s discography includes four studio albums: Night Songs (1986), Long Cold Winter (1988), Heartbreak Station (1990), and Still Climbing (1994). The band’s biggest hit singles include “Nobody’s Fool,” “Don’t Know What You Got (Till It’s Gone),” “Gypsy Road,” and “Coming Home.” Although they did not receive major music awards, their influence on the glam metal genre remains significant, particularly in their ability to fuse hard rock with blues and roots elements.

Outside of music, the band members pursued various projects. Tom Keifer became a prominent solo artist, continuing to tour and release music, while Fred Coury ventured into music production and composing. Despite the lack of a full reunion, Cinderella’s legacy endures through their classic albums, memorable live performances, and continued influence on the hard rock genre.

Complete List Of Cinderella Songs From A to Z

1. All Comes Down – Still Climbing – 1994
2. Back Home Again – Night Songs – 1986
3. Bad Attitude Shuffle – Still Climbing – 1994
4. Bad Seamstress Blues/Fallin’ Apart at the Seams – Long Cold Winter – 1988
5. Blood from a Stone – Still Climbing – 1994
6. Coming Home – Long Cold Winter – 1988
7. Dead Man’s Road – Heartbreak Station – 1990
8. Don’t Know What You Got (Till It’s Gone) – Long Cold Winter – 1988
9. Easy Come Easy Go – Still Climbing – 1994
10. Electric Love – Heartbreak Station – 1990
11. Fire and Ice – Long Cold Winter – 1988
12. Freewheelin – Still Climbing – 1994
13. Gypsy Road – Long Cold Winter – 1988
14. Hard to Find the Words – Still Climbing – 1994
15. Heartbreak Station – Heartbreak Station – 1990
16. Hell on Wheels – Night Songs – 1986
17. Hot & Bothered – Still Climbing – 1994
18. If You Don’t Like It – Long Cold Winter – 1988
19. In from the Outside – Night Songs – 1986
20. Long Cold Winter – Long Cold Winter – 1988
21. Love Gone Bad – Heartbreak Station – 1990
22. Love’s Got Me Doin’ Time – Heartbreak Station – 1990
23. Make Your Own Way – Heartbreak Station – 1990
24. Night Songs – Night Songs – 1986
25. Nobody’s Fool – Night Songs – 1986
26. Nothin’ for Nothin’ – Night Songs – 1986
27. Once Around the Ride – Night Songs – 1986
28. One for Rock and Roll – Heartbreak Station – 1990
29. Push, Push – Night Songs – 1986
30. Second Wind – Long Cold Winter – 1988
31. Shake Me – Night Songs – 1986
32. Shelter Me – Heartbreak Station – 1990
33. Sick for the Cure – Heartbreak Station – 1990
34. Somebody Save Me – Night Songs – 1986
35. Still Climbing – Still Climbing – 1994
36. Take Me Back – Long Cold Winter – 1988
37. Talk Is Cheap – Still Climbing – 1994
38. The Last Mile – Long Cold Winter – 1988
39. The More Things Change – Heartbreak Station – 1990
40. The Road’s Still Long – Still Climbing – 1994
41. Through the Rain – Still Climbing – 1994
42. Winds of Change – Heartbreak Station – 1990

Albums

Night Songs (1986): 10 songs

Long Cold Winter (1988): 10 songs

Heartbreak Station (1990): 11 songs

Still Climbing (1994): 11 songs

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