Joan Jett - I Love Rock 'N Roll ( For the dance and music community )

"I Love Rock'n'Roll", the song that served as the inspiration for Joan Jett's second full-length album, peaked at number 1 on 23 January 1982. UK Official Charts, at number 1 A wonderful story that emphasizes self-confidence, willpower and, above all, the importance of staying firm when you know that something in your head or in your heart is worth the pain.

After Runaways, the girl group she rose to fame for, broke up, Joan Jett's solo career seemed doomed. After the group's disbandment, she and her manager Kenny Laguna tried everything in her power to secure a record deal, but the response was not only unfavorable but also frequently dismissive. When record industry bosses got their hands on Joan Jett's material, they were curious as to what this scruffy, unglamorous person was doing in a dirty T-shirt and worn-out, torn-up basketball shoes.

But the success he enjoyed with "I Love Rock 'n Roll" was not typical of a "One Hit Wonder" artist. No, that success, which lasts as long as it is a legendary hit on rock radio around the world and is the emblem of an entire era, contains a lesson that every musician starting out in this jungle must always keep in mind. If you want it and have faith in yourself, you can. My dear Juanita was the proof.