The first Cheap Trick album to be self-produced, Heaven Tonight found the band refining their power-pop sound and delivering some of their most enduring anthems.
- The album features "Auf Wiedersehen," a song that, on its original UK release, was backed with a live recording of "Ain't That A Shame" that was mistaken by some for a studio track.
- With a running time of just under 30 minutes, "Heaven Tonight" is the shortest album in Cheap Trick's original run of releases.
- "Heaven Tonight" was the first Cheap Trick album to feature the band's signature logo, designed by rock poster artist Michael Doret.
Cheap Trick are a Rockford, Illinois-based rock band known for their blend of Beatlesque melodies and punk energy. Heaven Tonight was released as the band was hitting their commercial peak, following the success of 1977's "In Color" and preceding their massive 1979 live album "At Budokan".
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