Jim Steinman was born in New York City and got his start writing musicals. He first met Meat Loaf while working on the musical «More Than You Love,» …
Jim Steinman was born in New York City and got his start writing musicals. He first met Meat Loaf while working on the musical «More Than You Love,» and the two went on to collaborate on the rock and roll singer’s multi-platinum 1977 debut album «Bat Out of Hell.» The project included hits like «You Took the Words Right out of My Mouth» and «Paradise by the Dashboard Light.» Following the success of «Bat Out of Hell,» they teamed up for subsequent album: «Bat Out of Hell II» which featured the international hit “I’d Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That).
