ellen foley sang female lead vocals on paradise by the dashboard light.
who sings female lead vocals on paradise by the dashboard light?
ellen foley
paradise by the dashboard light





























"paradise by the dashboard light" is a song written by jim steinman. it was first released in 1977 on the album "bat out of hell", with vocals by the american musician meat loaf alongside ellen foley. the song is most notable for its unique structure and length, and has become a staple of classic rock radio. brotherhood of man also recorded the song under the title "let me sleep on it".





























section::::background and recording.
paradise by the dashboard light
bullet::::1. "bat out of hell"





























bullet::::2. "you took the words right out of my mouth"





























bullet::::3. "heaven can wait"





























bullet::::4. "all revved up with no place to go"





























bullet::::5. "two out of three ain't bad"





























bullet::::6. "paradise by the dashboard light"





























bullet::::7. "for crying out loud"





























bullet::::- encore





























bullet::::2. "i'd do anything for love (but i won't do that)" (abridged version)





























bullet::::3. "boneyard" / "free bird" / "all revved up with no place to go"





























section::::band.





























bullet::::- meat loaf – lead vocals





























bullet::::- patti russo – female lead vocals





























bullet::::- john miceli – drums





























bullet::::- paul crook – guitar
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