80s Band Tell The Hilarious Story Of Their Biggest Hit From 1986 | Professor of Rock

The story of Canadian band Glass Tiger’s biggest hit, the 1986 #2 smash Don’t Forget Me When I’m Gone, with lead singer Alan Frew and Sam Reid. It was one of those tubular radio songs that were the backbone of our coming of age years. It also had an 80s legend who sang background vocals on it, Bryan Adams.

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Walter O. Wright, Zachery Perry, Jason White, Monique McCartha
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