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Hey everybody.

Today's guest is Rachel Bowlin, bass guitarist for the Tom's River, New Jersey rock band, Skid Row.

Together we take a deep dive into the writing, recording,

and inspiration behind the smash hit single. I Remember You, taken from their

1989 self-titled debut album. Okay, so I've gone on a record before, and I stand by this statement.

I Remember You is the greatest power ballad of all time.

This song has it all, so it was surprising to hear Rachel say that him and guitarist Dave

the Snake Sabo were thinking about leaving it off the record.

In a time where every hard rock and heavy metal band were releasing the token ballad,

Skid Row were hesitant to do one, but when the label

heads heard it, they immediately loved it and insisted on its inclusion. And I'm thankful they did.

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