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"Tonight We Have the Stars" Single by Bryan Adams from the album 11 Released May 30, 2008 (2008-05-30) Format Digital download, CD Recorded 2008 Genre Rock Length 4:05 Label Universal/Polydor Writer(s) Bryan Adams Jim Vallance Gretchen Peters Producer Bryan Adams Bryan Adams singles chronology "I Thought I'd Seen Everything" (2008) "Tonight We Have the Stars" (2008) "She's Got a Way" (2008) "Tonight We Have the Stars" is a rock song written by Bryan Adams, Gretchen Peters and Jim Vallance for his tenth studio album 11 (2008). The song's musical-style and production were heavily inspired by rock and pop music from the 1980s, and its lyrics chronicles a relationship. The single was released worldwide on May 30, 2008 and later as a digital single on June 6, 2008.[1] The B-side is a live solo acoustic performance of "Somethin' to Believe In" in Barcelona, Spain from his digital UK EP "Live From Barcelona". Contents 1 Recording and production 2 Reception 3 Music video 4 Track listing 5 References // Recording and production "Tonight We Have the Stars" was written by Adams, Gretchen Peters and Jim Vallance. When writing the song, the three e-mailed each others audio files back and forth, with each of them commenting on the song when received. This process continued until the song was completed. As Vallance later wrote on his webpage; "This is my 'first draft' of 'Tonight We Have The Stars' (the original "audio email" that I sent to Bryan). It was a quick recording done in my home studio in Vancouver, but Bryan was able to turn this humble snippet into a song."[2] The song was mixed by Bob Clearmountain at his studio in Los Angeles.[2] As stated by Vallance: "I was in Canada, Bryan was in Brazil, and Ben Dobie was in England. Give or take a few milliseconds, we were all hearing the mix "live", streaming on a dedicated, encrypted iTunes channel."[2] After each pass of mixing Vallance and Adams would send comments to him on iChat.[2] After giving Clearmountain a comment he would "roll tape" again, and we'd hear the suggested changes unfold in close-to-real time. As stated by Vallance: "This might not seem unique to everyone, but for me, considering the technology that existed when I started in the music business nearly 40 years ago, this is like science fiction. I can only imagine where things will be, 40 years from now!"[2] Reception The following statement is from a review by Kirk LaPointe, managing editor of The Vancouver Sun; "Arguably the strongest song on 11, Tonight We Have The Stars has a serendipitous quality that speaks volumes about how Bryan works and networks: a lyric from last decade with Gretchen Peters, a new piece of music sent by Vallance and a new melody from Adams. He pulled the pieces off his Mac on an airplane and began mumbling the result to the surprise of his seatmates. Presto, the song that built the foundation for the album".[2] Music video The Music video for the song is identical to the previous single's video. Bryan and his band play the song live in a studio. It was available on his website for a time, and is to be included with the upcoming DVD. Track listing No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. "Tonight We Have the Stars"   Adams, Vallance, Peters 4:05 2. "Somethin' to Believe In (Live In Barcelona)"   Adams, Kennedy 3:02 [3] References ^ "Bryan Adams' Official website". http://www.bryanadams.com. Retrieved 2008-10-03.  ^ a b c d e f "Tonight We Have the Stars". jimvallance.com. http://www.jimvallance.com/01-music-folder/songs-folder-may-27/pg-song-adams-tonight-we-have.html. Retrieved 2008-10-20.  ^ "Musicload.de Track Listing for digital single.". http://www.musicload.de/album/3544448_2/bryan-adams/tonight-we-have-the-stars/item.html. Retrieved 2008-10-03.  v • d • e Bryan Adams singles Bryan Adams "Give Me Your Love" · "Remember" · "Hidin' from Love" You Want It You Got It "Coming Home" · "Fits Ya Good" · "Lonely Nights" Cuts Like a Knife "Straight from the Heart" · "Cuts Like a Knife" · "This Time" · "I'm Ready" · "The Only One" · "Take Me Back" Reckless "Run to You" · "Somebody" · "Heaven" · "Summer of '69" · "One Night Love Affair" · "It's Only Love" (w/ Tina Turner) · Into the Fire "Heat of the Night" · "Hearts on Fire" · "Victim of Love" · "Only the Strong Survive" · "Into the Fire" · "Another Day" Waking Up the Neighbours "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" · "Can't Stop This Thing We Started" · "There Will Never Be Another Tonight" · "Thought I'd Died and Gone to Heaven" · "All I Want Is You" · "Do I Have to Say the Words?" · "Touch the Hand" So Far So Good "Please Forgive Me" 18 til I Die "The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You" · "Let's Make a Night to Remember" · "I'll Always Be Right There" · "Star" · "18 til I Die" MTV Unplugged "Back to You" · "I'm Ready" On a Day Like Today "On a Day Like Today" · "When You're Gone" (w/ Melanie C.)  · "Cloud Number Nine" The Best of Me "The Best of Me" · "Inside Out" Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron "Here I Am" Room Service "Open Road" · "Flying" · "Room Service" · This Side of Paradise · "Why Do You Have to Be So Hard to Love?" Anthology "So Far So Good" · "When You're Gone (w/ Pamela Anderson) 11 "I Thought I'd Seen Everything" · "Tonight We Have the Stars" · "She's Got a Way" Notable collaborations and non-album singles "Diana" (1985)  · "Christmas Time" (1985)  · "Young Lust" (1990) · "All for Love" (1993, w/ Rod Stewart & Sting) · "Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?" (1995) · "Rock Steady" (1995) · "I Finally Found Someone" (1997, w/ Barbra Streisand) · "Don't Give Up" (1999, w/ Chicane) · "You've Been a Friend to Me" (2009) · "One World, One Flame" (2010) Albums · Portal