“I'm Alive” by The Hooters

"I'm Alive" turns up on Time Stand Still, the Hooters' sixth studio album, from 2007, and it's Eric Bazilian and Rob Hyman's baby from top to bottom: the two of them wrote it, produced it and share the lead vocal. The band cut the basic tracks in October 2006 at Hyman's Elmstreet Studios in suburban Philadelphia, then kept going at Bazilian's own Red Door Recording, with John O. Senior engineering and the final mixes wrapped in May 2007.

The credits spill over with color. Bazilian plays guitar, electric bass, mandola, mandolin and recorder; Hyman handles keyboards, accordion and more mandolin; John Lilley adds guitar and mandolin of his own; and Fran Smith Jr. on bass and vocals and David Uosikkinen on drums keep the whole contraption rolling.

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