Bryan Adams' first single, "Let Me Take You Dancing," was a disco hit in 1979, and was followed by the albums (for A & M) Bryan Adams (SP-4800) in 1980 and You Want It - You Got It (SP-4864) in 1981. Of his other early singles, "Fits Ya Good" was popular in 1982.

Canadian singer-songwriter Bryan Adams found success in the '80s with anthemic rock hits like "Summer of 69" and "Heaven," his chart-topping power ballad from 1985. Adams notched three more No. 1 hits in the '90s, including the 1991 smash " (Everything I Do) I Do It for You."

When Bryan Adams originally wrote “Run to You” for the band Blue Öyster Cult, it was not the first time the Canadian icon had written songs for other people. BOC rejected it. But "Run to You" resurfaced as a hit for Adams himself, blowing the doors off his career.