Gypsy Road

"Gypsy Road" was a No. 51 US hit for Cinderella in 1989, from their second album, Long Cold Winter, which was released almost a whole year before. The video was filmed in Valladolid (YUC, MEX) and the village of Dzitnup (Curator of Valladolid, the most beautiful cenotes) there filmed the "Baxal bull". Pure East, as filmed in Chichen Itza, 40 min. Valladolid (Chichen Itza is now one of the wonders of the new world).

External links

Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics

Cinderella

Tom Keifer Jeff LaBar Eric Brittingham Fred Coury Gary Corbett Michael Smerick Tony Destra Jim Drnec Kenny Aronoff Al "Albie" Barker Kevin Valentine Ray Brinker Jody Cortez

Studio albums	Night Songs Long Cold Winter Heartbreak Station Still Climbing

Compilations	Looking Back Once Upon A... Rocked, Wired & Bluesed: The Greatest Hits Gold

Live albums	Live Train to Heartbreak Station Live at the Key Club In Concert Extended Versions Gypsy Road: Live Live at the Mohegan Sun

Singles	"Shake Me" "Nobody's Fool" "Somebody Save Me" "Gypsy Road" "Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone)" "Coming Home" "The Last Mile" "Shelter Me" "Heartbreak Station" "The More Things Change" "Bad Attitude Shuffle" "Hard to Find the Words" "Hot and Bothered"

Videos	Rocked, Wired & Bluesed - The Greatest Video Hits

Related	Devil City Angels Discography

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