DOKKEN - We're Going Wrong (Official Audio)

'We're Going Wrong' is taken from "The Lost Songs: 1978-1981", OUT NOW via Silver Lining Music and available at: smarturl.it/DokkenTheLostSongs
It wasn’t always multi-platinum sales and stadium gigs for Dokken. There was a first-phase and there were early days, and it is those bold first steps to stardom which are celebrated comprehensively on Dokken’s The Lost Songs: 1978-1981 album, out on August 28th 2020 through Silver Lining Music.
Featuring spectacular sleeve art by renowned US artist Tokyo Hiro (Motörhead, Motley Crüe), The Lost Songs: 1978-1981 show the crackle and craft of a hungry young Don Dokken as he embarked upon a journey which started in Southern California and Northern Germany. It is a trek which is testimony to the sheer endeavor and perseverance Don Dokken showed in those few years between 1978 and 1981, starting from when he spent time at a guitar store called Drake’s Music, owned by Drake Levin in Manhattan Beach, California.
A fair selection of the treasure on The Lost Songs: 1978-1981 are from these early European days. “Felony” carries a thuggish fuzz-coated riff think early Van Halen in really greasy embroidered denims while “Day After Day” showed that Don could pen a radio-slaying ballad. The writing and creation of The Lost Songs: 1978-1981 are further tribute to enduring early days of struggle in both Germany and LA., Don would return to LA for a spell after those brief European gigs, and he worked with Croucier on material, including perhaps the truest view of Dokken’s then-future “Hit and Run”, which incredibly did not end up on the eventual Breaking The Chains release. From the sunbaked SoCal hook of “Step Into The Light” to the furious, fledgling, late-Sunset Strip sound of “Back In The Streets,” The Lost Songs: 1978-1981 shows Don in his unfettered early days of balls-out attitude, qualities doubtless forged in the sheer nature of the adventures undertaken in writing, recording and deciding Europe was the place to keep cutting his teeth.
The Lost Songs: 1979-1981 not only shares that magic with the fans, it gives them the final, vital and undeniably missing (until now) early album in the Dokken collection.
Musicians who appear on The Lost Songs: 1978-1981
Don Dokken - vocals, guitar
Jon Levin - guitar
BJ Zampa - drums
Juan Croucier - bass
Greg Leon - guitar
Gary Holland - drums
Mick Brown - drums
George Lynch -guitar
Rustee Allen - bass
Bill Lordan - drums
Greg Pecka- Drums
The Lost Songs: 1978-1981 track-listing:
1. Step Into the Light
2. We’re Going Wrong
3. Day After Day
4. Rainbows
5. Felony
6. No Answer
7. Back In The Streets
8. Hit And Run
9. Broken Heart
10. Liar
11. Prisoner
The Lost Songs: 1978-1981 is available on CD, Vinyl, digital formats and special D2C bundles For pre-order visit: smarturl.it/DokkenTheLostSongs Follow Dokken on:
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[@scottwhite2757]

Perfect !!!

[@tapanim6576]

Pretty darn good. 👍

[@kirsi6302]

Really nice 🎶 and I liked Don's voice!

[@motoguzzigriso]

Love the harmony! “We’re going wrong” 🎧

[@DrDommm]

Great stuff

[@ProgrammingFlaw]

This song is awesome,I luv it.

[@ryanbarnes9579]

Dokken...perfect on Fire! Yeah buddy, Especially now for our independence month.

[@chipdouglas9926]

Thats the shit 2021

[@skyboxsportsnews9323]

Good jammin!

[@joselopezcamba1250]

Tremendo tema !!! De sus comienzos ... lo mejor.

[@getsugaxd2990]

Excelente voz la que se cargaba Don Dokken en ese tiempo!

[@chrishastings6312]

Recording sounds great! The good thing is being able to have these ideas to create new music with. I had talked with George, and he told us students back during 2004 to 2008 that he has a lot of ideas just collected on his hard drives. That there are only so many that you can put together on an album and what you use has to fit the groove and theme of the album. That one may be able to go back and use the ideas later on future albums. End up doing a lot of various guitar solos for the same song and having to choose the one that is to be used on the album. I tend to play these super long solos. George, was telling us that you have to get out there and say what you have to say and then get back out. I spent a very long time working on guitar soloing. You just are out there playing like you are into a practice routine playing endless solos all this time. Not used to adding a time limit. Sometimes, it just has to be the right length for the song. When the song goes on for 7 minutes it seems a bit too long at times. I love the 3 minutes to 5 minute mark. Some songs at 2 minutes and 30 seconds seem cut short. I hear a song like Woman in Chains by the band called Tears for Fears and I want that song to go on for a few more minutes. I hear things in my head for more bass lines to strengthen the song and turn into a more rock and roll song. A guitar solo that could be lengthened. It is like one of those songs that sounds great as it is, but I love it so much that I want to add on to it just like Alone Again is for Dokken. Like there could be another verse or two added to keep that awesome rhythm going on a little longer. Without warning was a very short music genius passage. A student later turned it into a song. I found this music piece was ingenious for linking 2 songs together. Finding soungs that can lead into each other to create various moods depending on the order of the songs played. I am awestruck on how different live recordings sound using this technique. The way the performance sounds and what songs get played live versus others. The way the songs get changed a bit. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6vOfGaQqa5sibc

[@TanTan-hr7uq]

🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@chrisrlillo]

1:06 reminds me of soda stereo's "la ciudad de la furia" wow, this is many many years early!

[@wesbeach69]

Also sounds like the chorus to the scorpions "loving you Sunday morning "

[@jeffcolgate8459]

If you don't like dokken then don't listen

[@ryanbarnes9579]

I strongly agree

[@doesitmatter6462]

Oh yeah listen to me Baby you've changed You don't see it I don't understand When I'm with you girl Somethings going on I can't explain this But baby I've never changed So it must be you Baby I've never changed So it must be you, yeah Must be you We're going wrong We're going wrong Baby you have changed And you don't see it I don't understand When I'm with you girl Baby I haven't changed So it must be you It must be you Baby I have changed So it must be you, yeah Must be you But it isn't me It always happens It always happens to me [Repeat] Baby I'm gonna leave you I can't take this anymore 'Cause We're going wrong I can't take this anymore We're going wrong I'm gonna leave you baby We're going wrong Bye bye baby We're going wrong Bye bye

[@somejackball]

nice, kinda reminds me of mid 70s Rush

[@vankyles9726]

Van Halen - Somebody get me a doctor

[@axxellein]

TRES Heavy

[@bettadayshelladaze4012]

Raw🥩ToTheInfinitePower♾️

[@postmastergeneral711]

It's1978-BITCHES🎰 LetsRockSomeBallz-Yallz ⚡🎸🎱📜

[@tchender1]

#3 is "Somebody Get Me A Doctor"

[@wildside1951]

Somebody get me a doctor 🤟🤟🤟

[@dwane1265]

Happens to everyone who doesn't communicate in honest and clear manner.

[@zzyzxx13]

Psst... "Happens to everyone who doesn't communicate in AN honest and clear manner". See how I help people? You're welcome.

[@quit293]

Greg Leon is guitarist on this?

[@williamwalker146]

This sounds so Judas Priest-like.

[@cg1288]

Dang. Ted Nugent with a Dokken take.

[@napesdrk1174]

He sounds like a young Vince Neil. Please no offense Don.

[@awesomebeard1973]

Don's didn't really find his best voice to Tooth and Nail.

[@dalemclean5254]

most people dont know this but dokken spawned ratt

[@jeffcolgate8459]

If you don't like dokken then don't listen

[@dalemclean5254]

then they can die!!!!