Rare Bon Jovi Music Videos Now In HD
The last batch of updated visuals include ‘Till We Ain’t Strangers Anymore (with Lee Ann Rimes).’
Rock legends Bon Jovi have been uploading music videos onto the band’s YouTube channel in HD for the very first time. Beginning in January, the final batch has just been posted and includes “Till We Ain’t Strangers Anymore (with Lee Ann Rimes).”
Shop the best of Bon Jovi’s discography on vinyl and more.
Previous weekly releases included “She Don’t Know Me,” “Only Lonely,” “Lay Your Hands On Me,” “Misunderstood,” “Dry Country,” “Miracle,” “Someday I’ll Be Saturday Night,” “Lie To Me,” and “Something For the Pain.” Check out the visual for “Till We Ain’t Strangers Anymore” below.
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Last month, the band commemorated the 40th anniversary of its self-titled debut with the digital release of Bon Jovi: Deluxe Edition on all streaming platforms via Island/Ume.
To highlight the release, the Grammy Award-winning band announced an exclusive limited-edition ruby color vinyl LP on March 24 and limited-edition cassette on April 5.
Bon Jovi: Deluxe Edition consists of the remastered original album in addition to a total of nine bonus tracks, including unreleased studio recordings and four rare live cuts. Jon Bon Jovi co-produced Bon Jovi: Deluxe Edition alongside longtime sound engineer Obie O’Brien who also mixed the bonus material.
This expanded version showcases the evolution of “Runaway”—from Jon’s original cassette writing demo, the band’s early run-through and a full alternate take, to an extended version of the band’s first hit with a ripping second guitar lead. It also features an early incarnation of “Come Back” where Jon sings his idea for a guitar solo.
The live tracks were recorded during the group’s 1985 shows in Tokyo, which were first available on the CD release Bon Jovi: Special Edition in 2010. The live tracks have been newly mixed for Bon Jovi Deluxe Edition and will be available on DSPs for the first time.
Remastered from the original tapes, the limited-edition ruby color vinyl of the band’s original nine-track LP boasts an alternate cover design, high-end tip-on jacket, and an exclusive lithograph of an early Ross Halfin photo session.
