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Bryan Adams Reveals 'Summer of '69' Inspiration
26 Apr
Summary
- Adams revealed his hit 'Summer of '69' was inspired by Bob Seger.
- He expressed frustration for not writing the song himself.
- Adams has had a 50-year career as a musician and photographer.
With a career spanning over five decades, Bryan Adams has cemented his place as a revered artist. In a recent interview, the Canadian rock singer discussed his extensive career and the origins of one of his most recognizable songs, 'Summer of '69.'
Adams disclosed that he was inspired by Bob Seger's 1976 song 'Night Moves' for his own hit. He admitted to feeling a sense of frustration, stating, "it always pissed me off that I didn't write it," praising Seger's ability to capture nostalgia and teenage angst.
Beginning his music journey in the early 1970s, Adams has achieved multi-platinum success and expanded his creative endeavors into photography. His notable hits include 'Summer of '69,' 'Heaven,' and '(Everything I Do) I Do It for You.'
