There are literally hundreds of thousands of variations of zooplankton based on adaptations made to survive in particular microcosms. These variations are so pronounced that differences in the zooplankton content of the waters on either side of the Gulf Stream are vastly different.
Babe was the lead single from Styx's 1979 triple-platinum album Cornerstone. The song was Styx's first, and only, U.S. number-one single. The song was written by member Dennis DeYoung as a birthday present for his wife Suzanne. The finished track was recorded as a demo with just DeYoung and Styx members John Panozzo and Chuck Panozzo playing on the track, with DeYoung singing all of the harmonies himself.
Singer Lawrence Gowan talks about touring with Styx and why you won't hear 'Babe' at their concert. Styx singer/keyboardist Lawrence Gowan is in a tough spot, at least in the eyes of reactionary Styx fans. For the past 14 years, Gowan has owned the unenviable job of being founding member/primary songwriter Dennis DeYoung's replacement. DeYoung left the band in 1999 under acrimonious circumstances (just check out VH-1's Behind the Music special for all the gory details). Styx singer/keyboardist Lawrence Gowan is in a tough spot, at least in the eyes of reactionary Styx fans. For the past 14 years, Gowan has owned the unenviable job of being founding member/primary songwriter Dennis DeYoung's replacement.