First Time Hearing 'Wanted Dead Or Alive' by Bon Jovi.

It's crazy how many Jon Bon Jovi songs I'm not familiar with. His angelic voice, the catchy riffs and just perfection I've seen of his personality and love towards people, how have we not featured him more on this channel?!

Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to Bon Jovi performing "Wanted Dead or Alive" for the first time.
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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[Cadinho]

"I've seen a million faces and I've rocked them all." One of the greatest lines ever.

Also, Richie Sambora never get’s enough recognition! There would not be a Bon Jovi sound without Richie's amazing voice and underrated guitar playing.

[evanm]

Richie Samboras background voice is EVERYTHING!

[MichaelG]

Blaze of Glory Next. Keeping with the western feel!

[Flocwald]

Best performance of this song is John and Richie sitting down with acoustic guitars at the 1989 MTV Music Video Awards and trading vocal lines with this and Livin' on a Prayer. Will forever be in my favorites playlist!

[thesouthernwake]

You must listen to him do: ALWAYS. What a vocal….wow.

[clioneye]

“I’ll be there for you” is a must listen imo

[texashookem]

"Bed of Roses" is definitely one of Bon Jovi's best vocal performances, it's a phenomenal display of textures.

[fr.andygutierrez]

“Runaway” is a cool vocal track because of how dynamic it is!

[Morten_Nielsen]

"Santa Fe" is his best vocal performance ever in my opinion. It's a great cowboy song too. Thumbs up people if you agree she should analyse "Santa Fe".

[mstorrboy]

"Raise your hands" never gets enough attention. It's an epic tune.

[laurieemme]

Another favorite of mine from them is "Bad Medicine."

[eeveN]

Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora did a live acoustic version of this song on MTV, I think, and that's what gave them the idea for the entire Unplugged concert series. Definitely worth checking out!

[Jinxter]

I was stationed in Japan (USAF) in 1990, and I had missed out on going to their New Years Concert at the Tokyo Dome but was in Roppongi that night with some friends at a bar named Lexington Queen. If you were a foreigner they usually would not let you in unless you had were with a beautiful lady, which among us we had one, plus I am a Hafu (and looked it) and speak the lingo. We got it, were partying it up, screamed Happy New Year, then many minutes later, was in the restroom and some tall. curly-haired American asked me if I was in the Military. I initially ignored him, but he kept talking and then I recognized him as David Bryan, Bon Jovi's Keyboardist. I stated I was in the USAF, and he asked if I had friends and if I wanted to join the group in the VIP section so that they had some Americans to talk with. He stated for 2 weeks now, they only had their Japanese interpreters and publicists to talk with and that their english was heavily accented and they wanted to talk with native english speakers. I agreed and we partied with them until early in the morning. To this day, I regret that I didn't even have a disposable camera on me nor did I ask for any autographs. Still a good memory though.

[thegameoverclub]

John Bon Jovi solo classic "Blaze of Glory" is a must!

[amberbe]

"Blaze of Glory", "I'll Be There For You", and " Its My Life" definitely. The way Richie's voice works perfectly with Jon's is sheer rock perfection.

[geraldhartley]

I'm blown away that you didn't comment on Richie's backing vocals!!?? 😮🤯

[RickSanchez-dv]

In these troubled times, it gives me some comfort knowing that Jon Bon Jovi is still out there rocking faces.

[brianr]

"Dry County" is their epic. While never a radio hit, I think it encompasses the best parts of the band while Jon delivers a killer vocal.

[ToxicMan]

JBJ is a real life hero too. He saved a person from jumping from a building about 6 weeks ago in Tennessee.

[kinamatic]

Dry County is a must. My favorite guitar solo of all time and ALL of Jon's vocal range