Eddie Money Rockets to Stardom with Hit Debut Album
December 1977 – New York, NY – A former New York police trainee turned rock singer, Eddie Money, is taking the music world by storm with the release of his self-titled debut album, Eddie Money. Featuring the chart-topping singles “Two Tickets to Paradise” and “Baby Hold On,” the album has quickly propelled Money into the national spotlight.
The breakout success of the album is evident, with “Baby Hold On” climbing to No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 and “Two Tickets to Paradise” reaching No. 22. The record’s infectious rock sound and Money’s raw, authentic vocal delivery have resonated with both critics and fans alike.
A review in Billboard Magazine praised Money’s debut, stating that his performance “exudes a certain authenticity of main line rock without seeming derivative or repetitious.” The publication also credited his tight, energetic backing band for helping to shape the album’s signature sound.
Released under Columbia Records, Eddie Money has already achieved double platinum status, selling over two million copies—a remarkable feat for a newcomer in the rock scene. Industry insiders are already hailing him as one of the next big stars in rock music.
Reflecting on his sudden rise to fame, Money, a Brooklyn native, said, “I always knew music was my passion. I never imagined my dream would take off this fast, but I’m grateful for the opportunity to share my songs with the world.”
With his first major tour in the works and growing demand for live performances, it’s clear that Eddie Money’s journey in rock music is just beginning. Fans eagerly await what’s next for the rising star.
