Halestorm Frontwoman Lzzy Hale Tells Us The 10 Songs That Shaped Her Singing 💯

Witty, spontaneous and occasionally vulnerable, Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Hale remains a constructive role model in the often destructive music world. Currently on tour to promote the bands fourth full-length album, Vicious, Hale is a figure of empowerment and a devoted flag-waver for the seemingly fading art of guitar-based rock and roll.Walking a tightrope between tough chick and enthusiastic rock recruiter, Hale performs with youthful energy, making even angrysongs like Black Vultures and the title track of the bands new record seem more like energetic exercises than pain-stricken exorcisms.Rock and roll pumps through Hales blood, and her ability to belt it out or sing with tenderness and compassion stems both from experience (she has been performing original music since she was 13 in 1997) and from her early exposure to classic music. As a kid, her dad gave her records by The Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Alice Cooper and AC/DC, while her mom rounded out her tutelage with albums by female performers, including Janis Joplin, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Heart and Pat Benatar.Taking a trip down memory lane, Hale talked about the 10 songs that have had a direct impact on her decision to write and play music, the effect the tunes had on the evolution of Halestorm and the way they helped shape her personality both onstage and off.
0:00 - Intro
0:00:08 - Deep Purple Child In Time
0:00:19 - Humble Pie \"Black Coffee\"
0:00:29 - Pat Benatar Promises in the Dark
0:00:40 - Heart Straight On
0:00:49 - Cinderella Somebody Save Me
0:00:59 - Dio The Last in Line
0:01:09 - Judas Priest Painkiller
0:01:19 - Alice Cooper 18

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