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Vocalist Jimi Jamison has long been associated with a number of bands, among them Survivor and Cobra. When his venture with Survivor broke down, he established his own band. He released several solo albums, beginning with When Love Comes Down in 1991. Empires, a CD that first saw release in Europe, followed in 1999. Fans of the television program Baywatch will recognize his voice from a song he penned for the show's theme, "I'm Always Here." The Mississippi native started out during the '70s with Target (members of the band still occasionally reunite for concerts). Jamison and the group put out a pair of albums for A&M and opened for Black Sabbath, Boston, and Kiss. He followed up with a stint in Cobra early the following the decade, putting together one recording for Epic Records. By 1984, the singer became a member of Survivor after auditioning in Chicago. The band already had chalked up a hit, "Eye of the Tiger," before he came on board. The song was featured in Rocky III in 1982. J...