Fight to Survive

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Fight to Survive

Studio album by White Lion
Released	November 9, 1985
Genre	Hard Rock
Length	44:23
Label	Asylum Records
Producer(s)	Peter Hauke
All Music Guide link
White Lion chronology
	Fight to Survive (1985)	Pride (1987)

Fight to Survive was the first album by the American hard rock band White Lion, released in 1985, by Asylum Records.

"Broken Heart"
"Cherokee"
"Fight to Survive"
"Where Do We Run"
"In the City"
"All the Fallen Men"
"All Burn in Hell"
"Kid of 1000 Faces"
"El Salvador"
"The Road to Valhalla"

Mike Tramp - Vocals
Vito Bratta - Guitars
James Lomenzo - Bass & Vocals
Greg D'Angelo - Drums

Discography
White Lion
Vito Bratta \| Mike Tramp \| James Lomenzo \| Greg D'Angelo
Former members: Nicki Capozzi \| Felix Robinson \| Dave Spitz
Studio albums: Fight to Survive \| Pride \| Big Game \| Mane Attraction
Live and compilation albums: The Best Of White Lion \| Remembering White Lion: Greatest Hits \| Rocking the USA \| Anthology 83-89
Videography
Videos: Escape From Brooklyn

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Categories: 1985 albums | Debut albums | White Lion albums

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