American rock band formed in Philadelphia in 1982. Core lineup and creative force includes Tom Keifer (lead vocals, guitar) and Eric Brittingham (bass). Known for 1986 debut Night Songs and later albums that mixed hard rock with blues influences.

Tom Keifer is the band's primary songwriter and vocalist. Cinderella's sound moved from glam/hair metal toward blues and country influences on Long Cold Winter and Heartbreak Station. Still Climbing (1994) received limited commercial attention during the grunge era. According to sources cited in reviews, Jon Bon Jovi helped introduce the band to a record label early in their career.

DeBaser reviews praise Cinderella's blend of hard rock, blues and country across key albums. Tom Keifer is consistently highlighted as the driving creative force. Long Cold Winter and Still Climbing are singled out for songwriting and emotional depth. Reviews note the band's commercial challenges during the grunge era.

For:Fans of 1980s hard rock, glam metal and blues-influenced rock; readers interested in album-focused reviews.

 Blues and auteur hard rock are the genre boldly proposed by the Philadelphia quartet, which for this obsessive work relies on the collaboration of no less than eleven other members among musicians and choristers.

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 Still Climbing, however, is a grand album, with an incredibly inspired Keifer (fresh from vocal cord treatments) who penned all the tracks, just over 53 minutes of pure Rock n Roll and Blues perfectly fused together.

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 And on the seventh day God created Long Cold Winter, and the word spread in the air.

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