Here are some parts of very old (11/95) Bon Jovi FAQ (compiled by Kurt Torster Jr.) which was posted to old Wanted...Bon Jovi mailing list....

FAQ's and info:
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Q. What was Jon's first professional recording?
- Jon appeared (as John Bongiovi) on a Star Wars Christmas album
"Christmas With the Stars" and does the lead vocal on a track called
"R2-D2 We Wish You a Merry Christmas". The album was produced by
John's cousin Tony Bongiovi at the Power Station in New York. The
album was released on the RSO label and is not available on CD.

Q. What about early Richie Sambora recordings?
- Richie, along with Alec, was a member of the band "The Message" that
had an album, "Lessons" out on a local label. It was recently
rereleased on CD through Long Island Records. The Message also
featured vocalist Dean Fasano, who later became lead vocalist for NJ
favorites, Prophet.

Q. So, when was Bon Jovi formed?
- BJ was formed in 1983 after Jon recruited friend David Bryan. The
rest of the band followed after the success of the "Runaway" single.

Q. You mean the band isn't on the "Runaway" single? What's the deal
with that?
- Well, there once was a NYC radio station, WAPP, which is now a
country station by the way. They had a contest to search for the best
unsigned band. Jon went to the Record Plant, a studio
in NYC that his cousin worked at. He used studio musicians to play on
the track. After it won the contest, it quickly became the most
popular song in NYC in the summer of '83. Jon quickly
put a band together to tour and try and get a record deal. Polygram
signed them and released "Bon Jovi" in 1984. "Runaway" was never
recorded with the current band, though at one time
there were plans to put a "Runaway '94" on "Crossroad".

Q. Who did play on "Runaway" then?
- Listed as The All Star Review, it consisted on Tim Piece on guitar,
Roy Bittan on keyboards, Frankie Larocka on drums and Hugh Macdonald
on bass.

Q. What's the deal with "She Don't Know Me"? Why won't they play it in
concert?
- "She Don't Know Me" originally appeared on an album by Frankie And
The Knockouts called "Making The Point". It was called "You Don't Want
Me". The lyrics were changed by Marc Avsec and became "She Don't Know
Me". Jon refuses to perform it in concert as it's the only song to
appear on a BJ album that wasn't written by the band. Tico Torres, BJ
drummer, was a member of Frankie and The Knockouts.

Q. Who is Mark Avesec?
- He's a songwriter best known for playing with midwest rocker Donnie
Iris. Donnie was once a member of Wild Cherry ("Play That Funky
Music") and The Jaggerz ("The Rapper").

Q. Who is Jack Ponti?
- Jack is another NJ musician that Jon was friends with. He helped
with the writing on "Bon Jovi". He's recorded with three bands: Surgin
(who do a cover of "Shot Through The Heart"), Shark Island and Baton
Rouge.

Q. Who is David Rashbaum?
- He's David Bryan! His full name is David Bryan Rashbaum, but was
changed after the the release of "Bon Jovi" to sound more rock and
roll.

Q. What does 7800 Fahrenheit mean?
- It's the melting point of rock. Get it?

Q. Who is Heavy Pettin? Why should I care?
- Heavy Pettin were a Scottish band also signed to Polygram. They
sounded a lot like Def Leppard. Anyways, they claim that BJ ripped off
"In And Out Of Love" from their song "In And
Outta Love". I've heard both versions. The choruses ARE very similar,
but that's about it.

Q. Where was "In And Out Of Love" filmed?
- That particular video was filmed on the boardwalk of Seaside
Heights, NJ...an early stomping ground for the band.

Q. What's with the beginning of "Tokyo Road"?
There's a story that goes: during a Japanese concert, a young girl
threw a music box on the stage. This particular box played the same
tune that is now the intro.

Q. Who is Black And Blue? Why should I care?
- Black And Blue were an Los Angeles band on Geffen. The story goes
that Jon had heard a tape of their album "Without Love" and was so
impressed that he had to find out who the producer was. Turns out that
it was none other than Bruce Fairbairn who would go on to produce
megaplatinum albums for Bon Jovi and Aerosmith, among others.

Q. Why have I seen two different covers for "Slippery When Wet"?
- Polygram US thought that the original cover, featuring a well
endowed woman, would be too sexist for the US market. So it was
changed to the album title, written on a wet plastic garbage
bag. The album's original cover is available in other countries.

Q. What is "Pink Flamingos"?
- "Pink Flamingos" was the title of the keyboard instrumental that
precedes "Let It Rock". Pink flamingos are actually lawn ornaments
that is quite common on the lawns of Jersey white trash (no offense
intended).

Q. Who is Captain Kid and The King Of Swing?
- Captian Kid is Jon and The King Of Swing is Richie.

Q. What's that at the beginning of "Social Disease"?
- After a heavy petting session a woman screams "you mean that's it?".

Q. What does Jon scream at the end of "Raise Your Hands"?
- Jon starts rapping off names of cities: New York, Detroit,
Vancouver, Edmonton, Sayerville NJ, Phoenix.

Q. Who is Desmond Child?
- Desmond Child was a semi-successful disco artist back in the 70's.
He also did the music for the movie "The Warriors". His songwriting
career took a HUGE leap when he wrote "I Was Made
For Loving You" for Kiss. Jon befriended the songwriter and he helped
push the sales of SWW well over the ten million mark with cowrites on
"You Give Love A Bad Name" and "Living On A Prayer". Desmond released
an album back in 1992 called "Discipline" which features some of BJ in
one capacity or another.

Q. What's the Cinderella connection?
- Jon is often credited with discovering this Philadelphia band.
That's only partially true. Cinderella were a pretty big club band
that Jon saw playing one night and helped them to get
a record deal. Jon and Richie also appear in Cinderella's "Save Me"
video. Cinderella opened the majority of the "Slippery When Wet" tour.

Q. What is the pizza palor jury?
- The PPJ is a group of friends, kids and whoever is around that get
to hear new Bon Jovi music as they finish recording it. The boys
usually take a tape of new music to a NJ pizza palor and play it for
reaction. This has helped shape the song content on "Slippery When
Wet", "New Jersey" and "Keep The Faith".

Q.  What about "Diamond Ring"?
- "Diamond Ring" is a song that has been around on demo tapes since
the SWW era. According to Jon "it's a great song, it just never seems
to fit the albums". It was finally to be included
on KTF, Jon even said they meant to write the album around that one,
but when they were done, it didn't fit again. The song is kicking
around on various demos, and Jon and Richie also performed it live on
the radio during the 12/14/92 Rockline show, and again on Rockline
10/24/94. It has finally been included on "These Days".

Q. Is it true that Bon Jovi started the Unplugged revolution?
- Well, they certainly had a hand in it. Jon and Richie performed
"Living On A Prayer" and "Wanted Dead Or Alive" on the 1987 MTV Awards
show acoustically. It was such a success that the channel soon after
started "Unplugged". Although no one at the channel will admit it, if
this performance never took place, I doubt anyone would have unplugged
at all.

Q. What's the deal with Doc McGhee and all that anti-drug stuff?
- Doc McGhee is Bon Jovi's manager (who was also Motley Crue's manager
at one time). He was busted for bringing a large amount (40,000
pounds!) of pot into the US. His punishment was to
donate a large sum of money to anti-drug causes and stage an anti-drug
concert. This became the Moscow Music And Peace Festival which Bon
Jovi headlined. The album "Stairway To Heaven, Highway To Hell" was
also part of this. He is no longer the band's manager, although Richie
still retains him as a solo artist.

Q. Who is Howard Stern? Why should I care?
- Howard is a NYC radio personality whose show BJ was on a lot. But
when they hit it big with SWW, they stopped going on the show and this
started a feud. Sam Kinison eventually helped
patch things up and BJ now appear on the show again, last performing
an acoustic set for Howard's birthday. At one point, Howard had Jon
and Richie on Dial-A-Date and fixed them up with
lesbians. For more on Howard Stern, check alt.fan.howard-stern.

Q. Who is Sam Kinison?
- Sam is (or was) the rock and roll comedian. One of the funniest men
(in his prime) to ever do stand up, he was friends with the band and
even starred in the "Bad Medicine" video. Richie played guitar on
Sam's single "Wild Thing".

Q. What's with the "Bad Medicine" video?
- BJ gave video cameras to everyone who attended a free concert given
by the band and told people to film whatever they wanted. The band
took this footage and created two videos for the song.

Q. There's also two videos of "Living In Sin"? Why?
- Well, it seems that the MTV censors thought that one scene of the
video was too steamy (where the priest is putting bread into the mouth
of the girl). So, they simply used a close up of
the girl instead. To this day, I can't figure out who thought this
but...

Q. What's Jon saying at the beginning of "Lay Your Hands On Me"?
- The nearest I can figure is "They say you gotta move to free your body, you gotta
free your mind, so come on...check this out."

Q.  What's the story with "Cadillac Man"?
- "Cadillac Man" is a song that was written for the 1990 movie of the
same name. It was never included on the soundtrack, but is available
on various bootlegs.

Q. Did Bon Jovi actually break up after the "New Jersey" tour?
- Well, it would have appeared that way, with both Jon and Richie
releasing solo albums. Sebastian Bach (Skid Row) helped perpetuate
those rumours by saying that Jon and Richie had a
major blowout over the handling of Skid Row's publishing. These
rumours were just that. Rumours.

Q. What's "The Underground"?
- It's Jon and Richie's music publishing company.

Q. What's the Skid Row connection?
- Skid Row is another band that Jon helped to get signed. Dave Sabo
(guitarist) was Jon's childhood neighbor. Skid Row were signed to The
Underground. Since then, most ties between the
two bands has all but deteriorated. Skid Row claims that Jon and
Richie owe them money. Jon and Richie came to blows after Richie gave
Skid Row his share of the money. Jon did not and to
this day, things are edgy between Jon and Skid Row. In fact, the liner
notes for the new Skid Row album, "Subhuman Race", thank Richie but no
mention of Jon.

Q. Who are some of the stars that helped out Jon on "Blaze Of Glory"?
- Kenny Aronoff (John Mellencamp), Randy Jackson (Journey), Elton
John, Benmont Tench (the Heartbreakers), Danny Kortchmar, Aldo Nova,
Jeff Beck, Lou Diamond Phillips, Robbin Crosby
(Ratt), Waddy Wachtel (Stevie Nicks).

Q. Was Jon actually in Young Guns 2?
- Yup...look real closely at the escape scene in the beginning of the
film. He gets shot and falls into a water trough. Ally Sheedy (former
girlfriend of Richie Sambora) introduced Jon to
Emilio Estevez, star of the movie.

Q. Who helped Richie on "Stranger In This Town"?
- Eric Clapton, Randy Jackson, Frankie Previte (the Knockouts), Tony
Levin (Peter Gabriel), Dave and Tico.

Q. Didn't Richie do a beer commercial?
- Yes, Richie did a Michelob commercial. The song "One Light Burning"
was used as Richie leaned against a lampost playing guitar. In a
similar vein, Richie also did a commercial for Snapple Iced Tea.

Q. Who is Diane Warren?
- Diane helped pen "Rosie" for Richie's album, along with Jon and
Desmond. Diane is probably most famous for her work with Michael
Bolton and writing "When I See You Smile" which was
performed by Bad English.

Q. Wasn't "Keep The Faith" supposed to have been a double album?
- Yes, but the personnel over at Polygram thought that it would never
sell and convinced the band to cut it to a single CD. All the leftover
tracks were released as B-sides.

Q. Then what is the "Keep The Faith" mega-edtion?
- In Japan and parts of Europe, KTF was released as a double CD with
two extra tracks on the album and a bonus live CD. The Japanese
version has an acoustic version of "Bed Of Roses"
while the European version has a live acoustic version of "Never Say
Goodbye".

Q. What's this about a Spanish version of "Bed Of Roses"?
- Called "Cama De Rosas", it's available on the "Keep The Faith" video
collection. It got a fair amount of play on the Box, a pay-per-view
music video network in the US.

Q. Isn't there a dance remix of "Keep The Faith"?
- Yes, the song was remixed by members of Jesus Jones, but it was
never released.

Q. Who is Jesus Jones?
- They were an early '90's one hit wonder. You might remember their
song "Right Here, Right Now".

Q. What about the remix of "I Believe"?
- Remixed by Bob Clearmountain (best known for his work with Bryan
Adams), it's pushed the guitars WAY up in the mix.

Q. Who helped out David on "On A Full Moon"?
- Edgar Winter, Nancy Buchan, Troy Turner, Harold Scott, Stanley
Watson. The album includes a cover of "In These Arms".

Q. Why isn't Alec in the band anymore?
- According to Jon, Alec just wasn't into it anymore. He needed some
time off for family and things. He has an open invitation to rejoin at
any time.

Q. So who replaced him?
- Well, officially, no one. But unofficially Hugh MacDonald is the new
bassist. As you have read above, Hugh originally played on "Runaway".
There are rumours that Hugh has played bass on
all BJ albums, with Alec as the touring bassist. This is unconfirmed.

Q. Was "Always" actually written for a movie?
- Yes it was. It was written for "Romeo Is Bleeding" but Jon pulled it
after Jon saw an advance of the movie.

Q. Who's that guy in the "Always" video?
- That's Jack Noseworthy, who starred in the MTV series "Dead At 21"
and "The Brady Bunch Movie".

Q. Where's that diner located on the cover of "CrossRoad"?
- It's the Roadside Diner in Wall Township, NJ, near the "crossroads"
of Route 33 and 34.  The diner is right off the rotary at this
intersection.

Q. What is Jambco?
- Jambco is Jon and Richie's publishing company and music label.

Q. What artists are on Jambo?
- Currently two. Billy Falcon and Aldo Nova. Jon co-produced Billy
Falcon's "Pretty Blue World" album with Danny Kortchmar.

Q. Jon, the actor?
- Jon has a starring role in the recently released "Moonlight And
Valentino", where he plays a house painter. He also will be in "The
Leading Man", playing a charismatic chameleon-like character who has a
magnetic effect on those around him. Jon was also up for the lead in
"The Crow 2" but didn't get the role.

Q. What happened at the Letterman show?
- Bon Jovi recently played on the Late Show With David Letterman,
playing outside the theater in the streets of New York city. Little
Steven joined them for "This Ain't A Love Song" and "Someday I'll Be
Saturday Night".

Q. Didn't Bon Jovi play the opening for the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame?
- Bon Jovi recently took part in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Concert
at Cleveland's Municipal Stadium, playing "With A Little Help From My
Friends", along with an Animals medly featuring guest Eric Burden of
the original Animals. (Eric didn't show up in person when he was
inducted, but was drawn to the incredible line-up at this show). The
house band will featured Steve
Cropper, Jim Keltner and Duck Dunn among others. Jon also performed
with the legendary Little Richard, and brought the house down when he
and Richie played a touching version of John Lennon's "Imagine."

Q. And they played the MTV Awards again?
- Yup...they played to a few thousand people in Times Square, New
York. "Helter Skelter" and "Something For The Pain" was broadcast live
over MTV for the awards show on September 8, 1995.

Q. Who are those people that are spoofed in the "Something For The
Pain" video?
- That would be: Dr. Dre, Courtney Love (Hole), Weiland (Stone Temple
Pilots) and Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam).

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Fan club info:
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Official Fan Clubs:
Backstage with Jon Bon Jovi
P.O. Box 326
Fords, NJ  08863
Info:  Official fan club
Price : $20 per year ($25 overseas)or SASE for more info, renewals are
$15 per year
Professionally done newsletters (4 per year), access to fan club
seating at all U.S. shows, contests, merchandise

Strictly Sambora
P.O. Box 35519
Los Angeles, CA 90035
Info: Official Richie Sambora Fan Club
Price : $15 per year($20 overseas)
Newsletters (4 per year), Sambora Merchandise, R.S. solo videos
available,contests

Offcial David Bryan Fan Club
"The Key Devils"
Address:
c/o Puszelski
Rohlsdorfer Weg 46
23689 Techau
Germany
Membership is 25 DM for Europe/ 35DM for overseas (check with your
local bank about getting funds in DM)

Tico Torres Official Fan Club (coming Summer 1995) --estimated price
is $10 per year.

Samboraly Yours
(unofficial fan club)
Send SASE for more info to :
Samboraly Yours
415 Tompkins St.
Orange, NJ
Price: Free, will ask for donations if/when needed
Info: Fan-based and run fan club.  Periodic Newsletters

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The band:
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Jon Bon Jovi (b. March 2, 1962) vocals, married to Dorthea Hurley,
daughter Stephanie Rose and son Jesse James Lewis. Former girlfriend,
actress Diane Lane. Previous bands: The Atlantic City Expressway, The
Rest. Jon has also travelled as a member of Southside Johnny's Jukes.

David Bryan (b. February 7, 1962) keyboards, married to April Bryan,
twins Gabrielle and Coltan.

Richie Sambora (b.July 11, 1959) guitar, married to Heather Locklear.
Former girlfriends, Cher and actress Ally Sheedy. Previous band: The
Message

Alec Jon Such (b.November 14, 1956) bass, no longer a member of Bon
Jovi. Previous bands: Phantom's Opera, The Message

Hugh MacDonald (??) bass

Tico Torres (b.October 7, 1953) drums. Currently engaged to supermodel
Eva Herzigova. Previous band: Frankie & The Knockouts

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Bands Bon Jovi has opened for:
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Hall And Oates, Kiss, Eddie Money, Ratt, Rolling Stones, Scorpions,
Southside Johnny, .38 Special

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Bands that have opened for Bon Jovi:
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Bad Biscut, b.l.o.w., Cinderella, Crown Of Thorns, Dokken, Extreme,
Jeff Healy Band, Hootie & The Blowfish, Keel, Little Steven, Eddie
Money, The Pretenders, Ratt, Dan Reed Network, Skid Row, Skin, Slash's
Snakepit, Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes, Billy Squier, Henry Lee
Summer, Thunder, Ugly Kid Joe, Steve Vai, Van Halen, Skid Row

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Songs Bon Jovi have covered in concert:
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Bang Bang (Cher)
The Boys Are Back In Town (Thin Lizzy)
Can't Help Falling In Love (Elvis Presley)
Drift Away (Dobie Gray, also covered by Michael Bolton)
Fever (?)
Glory Days (Bruce Springsteen)
Helter Skelter (Beatles)
I Don't Like Mondays (Boomtown Rats)
I Don't Want To Go Home (Southside Johnny)
It's My Life (the Animals)
Jumpin' Jack Flash (Rolling Stones)
Midnight Rider (Gregg Allman)
Rockin' All Over The World (CCR)
Shout (the Isley Brothers)
Sweet Home Alabama (Lynyrd Skynyrd)
Travellin' Band (CCR)
Walk Away Renee (the Left Bank, also covered by Southside Johnny)
We've Gotta Get Out Of This Place (the Animals)
With A Little Help From My Friends (Joe Cocker, the Beatles)
Working Too Hard (Southside Johnny)

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Discography:
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Albums:
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Bon Jovi (1984, produced by Lance Quinn and Tony Bongiovi) platinum

7800 Fahrenheit (1985, produced by Lance Quinn) platinum

Slippery When Wet (1986, produced by Bruce Fairbairn) platinum

Hot And Heavy (1987, Austrailian Greatest Hits)

New Jersey (1988, produced by Bruce Fairbairn) platinum
-released in Japan with live version of "You Give Love A Bad Name"

Bon Jovi (1990, South American Greatest Hits)

Keep The Faith (1992, produced by Bob Rock) platinum
-released as Mega Edition in Europe and Japan with bonus live CD,
European version has "Never Say Goodbye" (acoustic) in place of "Bed
Of Roses" (acoustic)
- available as a Gold Signature editon in Austrailia

15 Most Requested Tracks (1993, Polygram promotional sampler)

Crossroad (1994, various producers) platinum
-European version has "In These Arms" and "Never Say Goodbye" in place
of "Prayer '94"
-Japanese version also has "Tokyo Road"

These Days (1995, produced by Peter Collins)
-US version is missing "All I Want Is Everything" and "Bitter Wine"
-released as a Mega Edition in Europe and Japan with bonus CD
featuring all the tracks found on the various "This Ain't A Love Song"
singles

Singles & videos:
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Runaway
She Don't Know Me
Only Lonely
In And Out Of Love
Silent Night
Hardest Part Is The Night (not released in US)
You Give Love A Bad Name
Living On A Prayer
Wanted Dead Or Alive
Never Say Goodbye (not released in US)
Wild In The Streets (video/radio single only)
Bad Medicine
Born To Be My Baby
I'll Be There For You
Lay Your Hands On Me
Living In Sin
Blaze Of Glory (Jon solo)
Miracle (Jon solo)
Ballad Of Youth (Richie solo)
Stranger In This Town (Richie solo)
Keep The Faith
In These Arms
Bed Of Roses
I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
I Believe (remix, not released in US)
Dry County (not released in US)
Good Guys Don't Always Wear White
Always
Please Come Home For Christmas
Someday I'll Be Saturday Night
This Ain't A Love Song
Something For The Pain
Lie To Me

Singles & EP's:
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[These are the ones I have seen personally. I know others exist so if
you have one not listed, just let me know about it.]

Bad Medicine/99 In The Shade/You Give Love A Bad Name (live)/Livin' On
A Prayer (live) - Japan

Borderline/Livin' On A Prayer/Hardest Part Is The Night(live)/Burning
For Love (live) - Japan

Burning For Love/Runaway (live)/Burning For Love (live) - Japan

Dry County/Stranger In This Town (live)/Blood Money (live)/Dry County
(live)/It's Only Rock 'N' Roll (live)/Waltzing Matilda (live) - UK
double CD

I Believe (Clearmountain Mix)/Runaway (live)/Livin' On A Prayer
(live)/Wanted Dead Or Alive (live) - UK

I'll Sleep When I'm Dead/Blaze Of Glory (live)/Wild In The Streets
(live) - UK

Keep The Faith/I Wish Everyday Could Be Like Christmas/Living In Sin
(live) - US

Keep The Faith Mega Edition bonus CD: Keep The Faith (live)/In These
Arms (live)/Blaze Of Glory (live)/Lay Your Hands On Me (live)/Tokyo
Road (live)/I'll Be There For You (live)/Bed Of Roses (acoustic)

Lay Your Hands On Me/Bad Medicine (live)/Runaway (live)/Wild In The
Streets (live) - Japan

Living In Sin/Love Is War/Blood On Blood (live)/Born To Be My Baby
(live) - Japan

Someday I'll Be Saturday Night/Good Guys Don't Always Wear
White/Always (live)/Someday I'll Be Saturday Night (live) - UK

Something For The Pain/Lie To Me/Wild In The Streets (live)/634-5789 -
US

Something For The Pain/This Ain't A Love Song (live)/I Don't Like
Mondays (live) - UK

Something For The Pain/This Ain't A Love Song (live)/You Give Love A
Bad Name (live)/Wild In The Streets (live) - Germany

This Ain't A Love Song/Lonely At The Top/The End - UK

This Ain't A Love Song/When She Comes/Wedding Day/Prostitute - UK

This Ain't A Love Song/Always (live)/Someday I'll Be Saturday Night
(live)/With A Little Help From My Friends (live) - Japan

This Ain't A Love Song/Always (live in the studio)/Prostitute - US

Wanted Dead Or Alive (single/live/acoustic)/Edge Of A Broken Heart -
Japan

Other misc. songs:
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All I Want Is Everything (UK version of These Days)
Back Door Santa (A Very Special Christmas 1)
Bitter Wine (UK version of These Days)
The Boys Are Back In Town (Stairway To Heaven Highway To Hell)
Edge Of A Broken Heart (Disorderlies soundtrack)
Going Down (Miracle CD single)
Good Guys Don't Always Wear White (The Cowboy Way soundtrack)
How Long Has This Been Going On (Glory Of Gershwin)
Levon (Jon solo, Two Rooms: A Tribute To Elton John)
Mr. Sambo (Richie solo, Guitars That Ruled The World)
Please Come Home For Christmas (A Very Special Christmas 2)
Rest In Peace (Richie solo, Red Shoe Diaries)
Save A Prayer (KTF Mega CD)
Starting All Over Again (KTF Mega CD)
The Wind Cries Mary (Ford Fairlane soundtrack, Stranger In This Town
Mega Edition)
You Never Really Know (Richie solo, Red Shoe Diaries)

Videos:
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Breakout (video compilation from first two albums)
Super Rock '84 (two songs from Japanese festival)
Live (Japanese live concert from "7800 F" tour)
Slippery When Wet (videos from SWW)
Access All Areas (backstage look at the SWW tour)
New Jersey (NJ videos)
Moscow Music Peace Festival
An Evening With Bon Jovi (live unplugged style performance for MTV)
Keep The Faith - The Videos
Cross Road (career retrospective)
Live At Wembley

Songs written for/covered by other artists:
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Bangalor Choir (Doin' The Dance)
Briar (Edge Of A Broken Heart)
Cher (We All Sleep Alone, I Found Someone)
Desmond Child
Alice Cooper (Hell Is Living Without You)
Gorky Park (Peace In Our Time)
Hall & Oates (So Close)
Loverboy (Notorious)
Stevie Nicks (Sometimes It's A Bitch)
Kane Roberts (Does Anybody Really Fall In Love)
Rockhead (House Of Cards)
Surgin (Shot Through The Heart)

[There also was a hardcore punk band who did a cover of "You Give Love
A Bad Name", but I know very little about it other than that it
exists.]

Other appearences by band members:
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According To The Gospel Of Love (Desmond Child, Richie guitar)
Blood On The Bricks album (Aldo Nova, Jon backup)
Discipline (Desmond Child, Richie guitar)
Good Morning Little School Girl (Paul Rodgers, Richie guitar)
Heads I Win (Ratt, Jon guitar and backup)
Hell In Living Without You (Alice Cooper, Richie guitar)
House Of Cards (Rockhead, Richie guitar)
I Found Someone (Cher, Jon backup and Richie guitar)
Love's Alright (Eddie Murphy, Jon & Richie backing vocals)
Peace In Our Time (Gorky Park, Jon backup)
Pretty Blue World album (Billy Falcon, Jon backup)
Rocking Around The Christmas Tree (Ronnie Spector & Darlene Love, Jon
acoustic guitar)
Soul's On Fire (Southside Johnny, Jon backing vocals)
Trash (Alice Cooper, Jon background)
We All Sleep Alone (Cher, Jon backup and Richie guitar)
Wild Thing (Sam Kinison, Richie guitar)
Working Too Hard (Southside Johnny, Jon duet)

Jam list:
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[Here's a list of artists that members Bon Jovi have jammed with in
concert.]

Aerosmith, Michael Bolton, Eric Burden, Cinderella, Def Leppard, Bruce
Dickinson, Lita Ford, Elton John, Sam Kinison, Little Steven, Jimmy
Page, Kirk Pengikey, Joe Satriani, Dee Snider, Southside Johnny, Paul
Stanley, Howard Stern, Joey Tempest

Bootleg listing:
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[There are hundreds I'm sure. I have two. So if you have any, let me
know, but make sure it's an "official" bootleg and not just a radio
recording and if there's anything special about it.]

Another Side Of Bon Jovi - 1995 - compilation of various B-sides

In His Arms - Tampa, FL 1993

Keep The Faith/NJ outtakes

The Return Of The Jersey Boy - Hard Rock Cafe 10/28/92 and MTV Studios
10/29/92

The Ultimate Story - demos from 1981

Double LIVE ALBUM: "One more time", 1994
Track List:

I Believe
Wild in the Streets
You Give love a bad name
Can't help falling in love (Elvis Presley)
Bed of roses
Keep the Faith
I'd Die for You
Blaze of Glory
Lay your hands on me
I'll sleep when I'm dead
Bad Medicine
Shout (Everly Brothers)
Help (Beatles)
Little Wing
Wanted Dead or Alive
In these Arms
Livin' on a prayer
I'll de there for you