You take these classic songs, and you make them into anthems in a way, and it makes it an entirely different piece. I also put a little bit of a gospel approach to it. I just did it with a little more power to it. I didn’t really do it differently than Felix (Cavaliere) and The Rascals did it. MS: I also did that for the Rockin’ the Wall documentary. How you came to choose that particular song? GM: You could say the same thing about “People Got to Be Free,” and you certainly do an amazing version of that amazing song as well. And it all came together with a common thread that includes a spiritual side to it as well. It’s a collection of songs I put together over the last few years to reflect my patriotism and love of country and comments on some social issues. GM: You yourself have played with a lot of people, but in fact, this is really only your second solo album. Everybody always kind of comes back to the mothership. Everybody in the band does solo things and play with different people. GOLDMINE: Where is the divide between what you do as a solo artist and what you might do with the Fudge? Goldmine had the chance to catch up with Stein from his home in Florida, offering an opportunity for him to elaborate on his various projects and his history in general.
VANILLA FUDGE SONGS LIST SERIES
Being the multitasker that he is, he’s also celebrating a series of singles that includes classic covers from the Zeppelin catalog, all culled from the band’s 2007 album tribute titled Out Through the In Door.
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