In 1979 Robert Hazard recorded a demo of the song "Girls Just Want To Have … Read Full Bio ↴In 1979 Robert Hazard recorded a demo of the song "Girls Just Want To Have Fun". Which was later re-recorded by Cyndi Lauper, who made the song a hit in 1984. This was followed in 1981 by demos of the songs "Escalator of Life" and "Change Reaction". These two songs received extensive radio airplay in Philadelphia. Around this time, Kurt Loder from Rolling Stone magazine chanced upon a performance by Robert Hazard and the Heroes at a Philadelphia club. Loder was so impressed by the band's show that he wrote a full page article about them in the November 1981 issue of Rolling Stone. In the article, he predicted that the "limousine life" could not be far away for this band from Philadelphia.
In 1982, Robert Hazard and the Heroes released their highly anticipated debut record. The self-produced and self-titled five song EP quickly sold over 300,000 copies in the Philadelphia area. Soon thereafter, the record caught the attention of the recording industry and the band was signed to an eight album deal by RCA. RCA released a remixed version of the EP nationally and Rolling Stone magazine gave the record four stars.
In late 1982, Robert Hazard removed The Heroes from the marquee and replaced two of The Heroes, John Lilley and Rob Miller with new band members. The band's new line-up performed "Change Reaction" and "Escalator of Life" on Dick Clark's American Bandstand TV show. Around this time, Cyndi Lauper recorded the '80's anthem "Girls Just Want To Have Fun". (See VH1 VJ talk about the song.) Her version was a huge hit, peaking at number 2 on the Billboard charts in 1984.
In 1984, Robert Hazard released his highly anticipated first full length album - "Wing of Fire." This album was intended to expand musically upon the song material that he had been playing live for the past few years. However, the production of the record suffered due to too much involvement from RCA management. Regardless, the record received an impressive advance order of 89,000 copies. Unfortunately, the record promotion was hampered by management changes at RCA, and sales stalled.
In 1986, Robert Hazard released another self-produced record titled "Darling." He named his revamped band the New Heroes.
[1991 Reunion]
In 1991, Robert Hazard and the Heroes reunited for a 10 year reunion concert at the now defunct Chestnut Cabaret on 38th Street in Philadelphia.
In 1998, Robert Hazard released the "Howl" CD, and began performing in the Philadelphia area with his new band, The Hombres.
In July 2002, Robert Hazard released a limited edition compilation CD, titled "Out of the Blue", that featured classic Hazard songs from the eighties. In the summer of 2003, after a five year hiatus, he returned to the studio and recorded "The Seventh Lake" CD which was produced by the T-Bone Wolk. In 2004, Robert Hazard recorded and released the "Blue Mountain" CD.
Robert Hazard died unexpectedly August 5, 2008 at age 59 after surgery for pancreatic cancer at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
In 1982, Robert Hazard and the Heroes released their highly anticipated debut record. The self-produced and self-titled five song EP quickly sold over 300,000 copies in the Philadelphia area. Soon thereafter, the record caught the attention of the recording industry and the band was signed to an eight album deal by RCA. RCA released a remixed version of the EP nationally and Rolling Stone magazine gave the record four stars.
In late 1982, Robert Hazard removed The Heroes from the marquee and replaced two of The Heroes, John Lilley and Rob Miller with new band members. The band's new line-up performed "Change Reaction" and "Escalator of Life" on Dick Clark's American Bandstand TV show. Around this time, Cyndi Lauper recorded the '80's anthem "Girls Just Want To Have Fun". (See VH1 VJ talk about the song.) Her version was a huge hit, peaking at number 2 on the Billboard charts in 1984.
In 1984, Robert Hazard released his highly anticipated first full length album - "Wing of Fire." This album was intended to expand musically upon the song material that he had been playing live for the past few years. However, the production of the record suffered due to too much involvement from RCA management. Regardless, the record received an impressive advance order of 89,000 copies. Unfortunately, the record promotion was hampered by management changes at RCA, and sales stalled.
In 1986, Robert Hazard released another self-produced record titled "Darling." He named his revamped band the New Heroes.
[1991 Reunion]
In 1991, Robert Hazard and the Heroes reunited for a 10 year reunion concert at the now defunct Chestnut Cabaret on 38th Street in Philadelphia.
In 1998, Robert Hazard released the "Howl" CD, and began performing in the Philadelphia area with his new band, The Hombres.
In July 2002, Robert Hazard released a limited edition compilation CD, titled "Out of the Blue", that featured classic Hazard songs from the eighties. In the summer of 2003, after a five year hiatus, he returned to the studio and recorded "The Seventh Lake" CD which was produced by the T-Bone Wolk. In 2004, Robert Hazard recorded and released the "Blue Mountain" CD.
Robert Hazard died unexpectedly August 5, 2008 at age 59 after surgery for pancreatic cancer at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
Undercover Lover
Robert Hazard Lyrics
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.38 Special It took some time before you find a way out…
BolleBof undercover we blijven low ze geef me wat ik wil…
Chante Excuse me while we interrupt your schedule Just another warn…
Disco Dicks Love, won't you let me in I won't be just someone,…
Easha Tough love, the pulse of my heart is impulse Pacing like…
Emma Blackery When we first met You used to call me baby You said…
Erakossa Oon sun undercover lover soluttaudun joukkoon, johon en ees …
Josey Wales get lucky daft punk like the legend of the phoenix all ends…
kayam You keep me a secret from the world I guess you're…
King Sun Yeah baby, you lookin' lovely, very lovely You know your man…
Majik i remember when i first saw you we were younger then and s…
Smooth How far do you really wanna go (Do you really wanna…
T. Ark Hey baby just take me Neoui sarangi nan neomu gopa Hey baby…
Tay Iwar Undercover lover cool me down Baby take me higher higher now…
The O'Jays Remember the first day that we met? 12th street and Vine…
Three Plus You're standing there with your man But I see you lookin'…
Tribal Seeds First time I met you, I could not forget you Playing…
Young and Divine Hey, you got me all up in the chase. Girl, why…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Robert Hazard:
(I Just Want to) Hang Around With You Nothing's workin' right, I can't sleep at night I can't pay…
Blowin' in the Wind How many seas must a white dove sail Before she sleeps…
Blue Mountain There′s children in the water, down by the sea plane…
Change Reaction They tried to cross the stars above They tried to crucify…
Escalator of Life They got my Mazda at the E-Z Park It At the…
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun ... I come home, in the mornin' light My mother says,…
Girls Just Want to Have Fun ... I come home, in the mornin' light My mother says,…
Hang Around With You Nothing's workin' right, I can't sleep at night I can't pay…
Out of the Blue Out on the street, all of you trouble boys You're all…
The Cool Life She's waiting in a terminal Her skin is smooth as tile Her…
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leonakita
I have this album and it is still one of my favorites. Despite a dated vocal style, it is IMO, Hazards best work I'll never understand why his career fizzled out but such is the fickle music biz. New Wave was ending and the new romatics were emerging... he got caught somewhere inbetween i suppose. Can You upload more tracks off this great album?... How about 'Miami Beach'...love that one..R.I.P. and kudos to my little brother for discovering you for me!
leonakita
This is Hazard's finest album!...sadly as it was released he was fizzling out. This album shows his songwriting and lyrics maturing... as far as the vocal style, David Bowie made a career of it!...but it does have an 80s tinge to it. I agree...lets get MIAMI BEACH up on youtube!...another terrific song off of this great album
Brian E. Reinecke
A great song. His work should have easily reached a larger audience.
Zebrails
I'm looking for a song that includes the lines: "...(wake?) up, the mayor's arrived, trains a coming, with the boys..... simply helicopter in, run through meadows in your shorts, brother John is here to guide you... ...just bring your gear, we'll provide the rest, for a summer(?) time, every boy should have..." A long time ago, a radio station was playing "Double Shots" on Tuesdays, Escalator Of Life was the second song, but this song was the first. I have it on a dubbed tape from the radio (y'know, tape recorder and a radio closely by.) I know someone knows this song, so, any help is appreciated.