http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.3958&rws=%2Fbonnie-tyler%2Fmusic-videos.rssMost people remember Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler for two things: her raspy voice that sounds like she falls asleep smoking unfiltered cigarettes every night, and her 1980s anthem "Total Eclipse of the Heart." The voice was a result of a 1976 operation to remove the nodules on her vocal chords that were preventing her from singing; the song topped the Billboard charts for a month and sold one million copies. Her 1983 release "Faster than the Speed of Night" earned Tyler radio play across the country and coveted performance spots on <i>Solid Gold</i>. Thanks to the film <i>Footloose</i>, she had one more hit in the U.S. with her power anthem "Holding Out for a Hero," which championed daredevil dance martyrs such as Ren with a thunderstorm of high production and crashing cymbals of emotion. Then Tyler had a total eclipse of career, releasing a number of records both in the U.S. and overseas that couldn't sell out -- even in gas station bargain bins. - Jennifer MaerzAdult Contemporaryen720Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:08:04 -0800 http://static.realone.com/rotw/images/logo_rhapsody_113x22.gif http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.3958&rws=%2Fbonnie-tyler%2Fmusic-videos.rss Most people remember Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler for two things: her raspy voice that sounds like she falls asleep smoking unfiltered cigarettes every night, and her 1980s anthem "Total Eclipse of the Heart." The voice was a result of a 1976 operation to remove the nodules on her vocal chords that were preventing her from singing; the song topped the Billboard charts for a month and sold one million copies. Her 1983 release "Faster than the Speed of Night" earned Tyler radio play across the country and coveted performance spots on <i>Solid Gold</i>. Thanks to the film <i>Footloose</i>, she had one more hit in the U.S. with her power anthem "Holding Out for a Hero," which championed daredevil dance martyrs such as Ren with a thunderstorm of high production and crashing cymbals of emotion. Then Tyler had a total eclipse of career, releasing a number of records both in the U.S. and overseas that couldn't sell out -- even in gas station bargain bins. - Jennifer Maerz