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“The guys from the record company were jumping up and down and screaming”: The beer-soaked, chart-topping anthem that saved a career and became an all-time classic

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“The guys from the record company were jumping up and down and screaming”: The beer-soaked, chart-topping anthem that saved a career and became an all-time classic

It was also the beginning of the end

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