ALBUMSongs for the End of the World (Bonus Track Version)Rick Springfield
ALBUMFrom the VaultRick Springfield & Jeff Silverman
ALBUMRick SpringfieldRick Springfield
ALBUMMy Precious Little OneRick Springfield
ALBUMSpeak to the SkyRick Springfield
ALBUMVenus In OverdriveRick Springfield
ALBUMThe Early Sound City SessionsRick Springfield
ALBUMChristmas With YouRick Springfield
ALBUMThe Day After YesterdayRick Springfield
ALBUMshock/denial/anger/acceptance (Expanded 20th Anniversary 2024 Remaster)Rick Springfield
ALBUMLegend PopRick Springfield
ALBUMRock of LifeRick Springfield
ALBUMTaoRick Springfield
ALBUMBeautiful FeelingsRick Springfield
ALBUMLiving In OzRick Springfield
ALBUMSuccess Hasn't Spoiled Me YetRick Springfield
ALBUMWorking Class DogRick Springfield
ALBUMJessie's GirlRick Springfield
ALBUMComic Book HeroesRick Springfield
ALBUMBeginningsRick Springfield
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Jessie's Girl (Live)
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Kristina
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The Light of Love
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Jessie's Girl
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Love is Alright Tonight
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Don't Talk to Strangers
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Jessie's Girl 2 (feat. Rick Springfield)
Coheed and Cambria
Red Hot and Blue Love
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I've Done Everything for You
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Everybody's Girl
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Rick Springfield Essentials
His riff-fuelled romanticism ruled radio in the ‘80s.
About Rick Springfield
Artist Biography
Grammy-winning Australian pop-rocker Rick Springfield parlayed his ’80s success into a lengthy recording and acting career complete with four Platinum albums and numerous starring roles.
∙ After it was a hit for his previous band, Zoot, he released an updated solo version of “Speak to the Sky” in 1972, which became his first of nine Top 20 singles on the Billboard Hot 100.
∙ The 1981 breakout album Working Class Dog included his signature song, the Grammy-winning “Jessie’s Girl,” whose long climb to No. 1 was helped by the debut of MTV.
∙ Springfield won Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist honors at the American Music Awards af 1982’s Success Hasn’t Spoiled Me Yet, featuring the No. 2 smash “Don’t Talk to Strangers.”
∙ Longtime fan Dave Grohl recruited him for the acclaimed 2013 documentary Sound City, and Springfield wrote and performed “The Man That Never Was” with Foo Fighters for its soundtrack.
∙ In addition to his iconic turn as Dr. Noah Drake on General Hospital in the early ’80s, he’s appeared in such series as Californication, Supernatural, and True Detective.
∙ He wrote two New York Times bestsellers: Magnificent Vibration and Late, Late at Night, which Rolling Stone named one of the 25 Greatest Rock Memoirs of All Time.
Hometown
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Genre
Rock
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