Bon Jovi brings one of his great classics back to the prestigious list of songs that have more than one billion views on the streaming giant, the platform Spotifya song that reached the world in the month of July 1986.
What was the first single and second cut on the tracklist of the successful and iconic album ‘Slippery When Wet’, published in August 1986, is the song that has just entered the “Billions Club” from Spotify, the devastating hits playlist that brings together all the songs that have exceeded one billion American listens, as is the case now with “You Give Love a Bad Name.”
We are talking about another of the outstanding collaborations in composition between Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora and “King Midas” in these matters, Desmond Childa trio that also signed the first Bon Jovi song to enter the exclusive list of songs that have exceeded one billion reproductions. “Livin’ on a Prayer”, The third cut from what was Bon Jovi’s third album, the aforementioned ‘Slippery When Wet’, was the first that the New Jersey band put on a playlist in which there is no shortage “Nothing Else Matters” by Metallica, “Dream On” by Aerosmith, Survivor with their “Eye Of The Tiger”, “Last Resort” by Papa Roach, “Paradise City” by Guns N’ Roses or Evanescence with “Bring Me To Life” “.
This new milestone for Bon Jovi’s career comes in the middle of the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the band and a few days after the release of their new album, new album, ‘Forever’which will arrive June 7thwith two singles already presented, like the initial “Legendary” and the most recent “Living Proof.”
With the celebration of Bon Jovi’s 40th anniversary, a rollercoaster was unleashed regarding the relationship between Richie Sambora and Jon Bon Jovi, with the vocalist ensuring that “the door will always be open” upon the guitarist’s return and Sambora commenting on his return that it was “time to do it”. Adding to the whole equation we also had that, in the program The Allison Hagendorf Showthe guitarist confessed that one of his new singles, “I Pray”, was intended for Bon Jovi and the idea of returning if Jon “recovers his voice” after the problems you have gone through the vocalist.
In fact, the words about returning to Bon Jovi if Jon regains his voice came shortly after the report was made public. disagreement shown by the guitarist about how he has been portrayed in the documentary “Thank You, Goodnight”especially in regards to his departure from the band.
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