SOME SONGS NEVER DIE — THEY JUST WAIT FOR THE RIGHT MOMENT TO EXPLODE BACK INTO YOUR LIFE!
There are movie songs, and then there are movie songs that rewrite the rules of what a soundtrack can do. "Far From Over" by Frank Stallone belongs firmly in the second category. Released in 1983 as the explosive opening track for Sylvester Stallone's Staying Alive—the sequel to the iconic Saturday Night Fever starring John Travolta—this song refused to be just background noise. It became a Top 10 Billboard hit, a gym anthem, a training montage staple, and one of the most underrated pieces of 80s pop-rock ever recorded. But here's the twist: most people who love this song don't even know who sings it. Let's fix that.
THE MAN BEHIND THE SOUND — AND THE SHADOW HE LIVED IN
Frank Stallone is a name that carries weight—but often the wrong kind. As the younger brother of Hollywood legend Sylvester Stallone, Frank spent decades fighting a narrative that had nothing to do with his actual talent. The man can sing, write, act, and perform with the kind of raw energy that makes stadiums shake. And "Far From Over" was his moment to prove it to the world. Written alongside Vince...
