My parents must have liked this because it came out the year before i was born but i remember it being played, didnt know who it was by but just remembered the lyrics so typed them in........happy days :o)
She reminds me a little of Frida from ABBA in the Super Trouper vid...understated classy prettiness and she doesn't look like a silly little girl like the singers now. These days if your over say, 30, forget it.
An absolutely BRILLIANT song, great recording and production, and of course a dynamite vocal performance from Barbara Dickson. Hard to imagine our music charts contained music of this quality considering the utter dross masquerading as talent nowadays. I know it is fashionable amongst those of us of a certain age to say 'Oh it was better in my day'....But it truly was.
Thanks for uploading this great track, reminds me of my hospital radio years, playing this over and over again such a great song, nice to see the video too... hopefully it will make it to iTunes one day and soon.... mark x
ah mind this fae when it was in the charts, i loved it then!
now as a (failed) musician, i can really appreciate the unusual key changes in this and her voice as well - all those years she was well known, i.e regularly on the two ronnies and scotch'n'wry etc., but never seemed to make it as big as she was destined for?
@keef71 It was a tune that never left me. Barbara's pure voice cuts through and makes it more than the sum of it's parts. Great song and very clear. She should be called Barbara "Diction". Not many songs now where you can hear the words.
Have just taken part in fiming the new Gerry Rafferty Documentary along with Barbara & The proclaimers & Billy Connoly & many others..Barbara performed Gerry's The Right Moment for the film Which will air on BBC Scotland & BBC4 in the Autumn 2011
I remember this first time around when it was first released and I was just a kid. But after watching it a few weeks ago on you tube it's been going around my head every day. Definitely sign of a classic.
Estimated friend, if you want to listen again this song and an endless number of successes of the love I suggest you to visit Radio MUSICA PARA MIMOS - looks for his direction URL in Google ( search Musica para Mimos in Google)-. best romantic music of all the times in Internet, is great, is very good ...!!!
Amazing, I wore her cassettes out when I was on the road, kept me going. 'Another suitcase in another hall' struck home in the early '90s when I was living in a different B&B every night
Ye gods! I remember watching Barbara sing this on "CHEGGARS PLAYS POP" way back in 1981 when my age was still in single figures! I suddenly feel old!! :O
I was 7 when I first heard this. It brings back a lot of very great childhood memories. That summer was great ! One of the best British summers I can ever remember...
Heard this for the first time when I was 7 years old and never forgot it. Better than alot of todays rubbish. At least they could sing back then (no autotune)
Wallangarra to Stanthorpe school bus used to play this song most mornings,, probably 4wk or towoomba station, cheers utube for helping me find this track.. Trent M.
Wallangarra to Stanthrope school bus had this on radio often in mornings.. probably 4wk mmm or towoomba station..... thanks utube for helping me dig up this memory... Trent. M.
wow those music videos were so low budget then by the looks of it ! compared to later big productions , it just looks like someone's house! still a great song though
this is a fife burd this is.....she even looks like a fife burd.....fair play babs...ah'd throw it...ever been tae gourock barbara?...pisses aw oer anywhere in the flat borin' near dunfermline ...hard lines...still babs ...always had a big soft spot fur yi....feck edinburgh luvgreenock!
just class if this the 1st time you have heard this listen to this a few times and you will never forget it, just brilliant real good, i was 11 when i heard this the 1st time twenty years ago i love it still one of my all time greats
I am so happy at her correct pronunciation of February also - Scottish people have great diction, contrary to what most English believe. Being English does not mean you speak the language correctly... the English of today is a million miles away from what it once was... after all, lets not forget English was an adaptation of German melded with French, Norse and Latin....
Susan Boyle does not compare to the talent and beauty of Barbara Dickson. Piers Morgan and Co merley took advantage of a vulnerable person and exploited her musical talent and unusual looks for their own personal gain and that of ITV.
Now the poor woman is in the priory. She was quite contented with her seemingly dull and sheltered life and now her beautiful innocence has been tainted by evil corporatism. For shame.
In its harmonical complexity this song is a masterwork of contemporary music on the same level of unique musical masterpieces as Good Vibrations by the Beach Boys.
Today I have finally found it again now, rught here on the web. I did not even know who the singer was nor the title and have not heard it since 1980 when I heard it on the radio somewhere just once time. I am so happy I have found it again.
That's a super commentary. This is Alan Tarney at his absolute best. A masterpiece of simplicity using subtle harmonies that are unique to him. The production is a tribute to a great writer who had a season of shaping future pop music. Mind you..... Barbara's pretty brill., ain't she!?
Can't believe I came across this! I haven't heard it since I was a kid - my sister used to play the cassette all the time when we were in the car., though for some strange reason the song used to make me cry (I was about 3 in all fairness)...
Oh shut up! It was 1980. She looks fine. She always look fine. The point about Barbara Dickson is that she's a truly great singer - even with a song as banal as January February.
I was in primary 6 and going to Aviemore with the school and the driver played this about 20 times on the journey up...still brings back great memories though.
nice track def got that soaring feel to the vocals like moonlight shadow sung by maggi/oldfield in the early eighties the have a similar timbre to their voices
Ahhhhhhh, the magical era of the perm! I liked this song when I was growing up....my Mum actually went to see her at the Edinburgh Playhouse. Did Angie from Eastenders model herself on Barbara or was it kevin Keegan?
Thank you for uploading this song! I hadn't watch this video since 27 years ago... I was still a child and I remembered a few things... The white piano, Barbara's white clothes, the bearded dude playing the guitar...
I checked wikipedia for info about Issac - very talented and interesting guy....I had always admired the brilliant guitaring on this superb track ... sorry to hear he has passed away .
This has been driving me mad for 28 years! I had parts of this song lodged in my head since I was three- it came out the week of my 3rd birthday and must have been everywhere on the radio and I loved it. But then it disappeared and everyone thought I was mad and no song was called January-Febuary then Youtube proved me right! 28 years on I STILL love this song
Can anyone tell me if Barbara Dickson appears on any of The Two Ronnies compilation DVDs? Ms Dickson and her band were absolutely BRILLIANT during their appearances. Live music at its very best. Thanks in anticipation.
I think a DVD of the series of the Two Ronnies from 1976 featuring Barbara Dickson is due for release later this year. In the meantime some of those brilliant performances can be seen here on YouTube. Check out 'Boys from the Men' 'Driftaway' 'Answer Me'
This song was the first single from an album called 'The Barbara Dickson Album" released in 1980 and produced by Alan Tarney. The album was a huge album chart hit - it went gold. Jan/Feb has been on countless compilations since then.
fantastic voice!!!!!
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Great writing and lovely arrangement. Barbara's voice is pure, honest and true.
tilleylad 2 weeks ago
Venga... para irnos calentando en enero-febrero Barbara. Los ochentas furiosos se nos arrepegan.
Secrefimera 3 weeks ago
There is another awesome 1980s German song like this (same melody) - try Mary Roos - Wenn ich dich nicht halten kann on YouTube
flyron69 4 weeks ago
I love this song. It brings so many wonderful warm thoughts and memories back to me.
JedF2010 1 month ago
My parents must have liked this because it came out the year before i was born but i remember it being played, didnt know who it was by but just remembered the lyrics so typed them in........happy days :o)
MsFairyClairy 2 months ago
Stan collymore sent me here!
cena001productions 3 months ago
She reminds me a little of Frida from ABBA in the Super Trouper vid...understated classy prettiness and she doesn't look like a silly little girl like the singers now. These days if your over say, 30, forget it.
GibbyGibbyGibb 3 months ago
one that sands the test of time classic
waterfoxj 3 months ago
Released around the time Cliff scored with We Don't Talk and Carrie, another excellent song showcasing Alan Tarney's production.
gerrymoran1 3 months ago
This song came out the year I was born and I love it to pieces, such a memorable tune!
multilingokris1980 4 months ago
Does anyone have a video of "Think it Over" or MP3 that they could upload?
mistercroft1975 4 months ago
My primary school teacher Miss Baker loved this, she used to play this in class back in 1980. Thanks miss.
PunkZeusRock 4 months ago
An absolutely BRILLIANT song, great recording and production, and of course a dynamite vocal performance from Barbara Dickson. Hard to imagine our music charts contained music of this quality considering the utter dross masquerading as talent nowadays. I know it is fashionable amongst those of us of a certain age to say 'Oh it was better in my day'....But it truly was.
Great post, thanks.
xxxchrist1 4 months ago
I love Barbara Dixon!!
cableguy786 6 months ago
I wish I could meet her, what a singer!
Truimphful 6 months ago
Now i know i still exist! Thank you!!
reptilia82 6 months ago
it's still going around my head
Beerwaddy 7 months ago
A brilliant song indeed ! The guitar solo is tasty and musical and Barbara's voice sounds clear and strong !
TheHumbuckerboy 7 months ago 10
Amazing to hear this again!!
katymagnets 7 months ago in playlist barbara dickinson 5
Thanks for uploading this great track, reminds me of my hospital radio years, playing this over and over again such a great song, nice to see the video too... hopefully it will make it to iTunes one day and soon.... mark x
reebokblokey 7 months ago
ah mind this fae when it was in the charts, i loved it then!
now as a (failed) musician, i can really appreciate the unusual key changes in this and her voice as well - all those years she was well known, i.e regularly on the two ronnies and scotch'n'wry etc., but never seemed to make it as big as she was destined for?
keef71 7 months ago 3
@keef71 It was a tune that never left me. Barbara's pure voice cuts through and makes it more than the sum of it's parts. Great song and very clear. She should be called Barbara "Diction". Not many songs now where you can hear the words.
Beerwaddy 7 months ago 8
she went to my school :L
azornumvers 8 months ago
Have just taken part in fiming the new Gerry Rafferty Documentary along with Barbara & The proclaimers & Billy Connoly & many others..Barbara performed Gerry's The Right Moment for the film Which will air on BBC Scotland & BBC4 in the Autumn 2011
hodgepig007 8 months ago
perfect bonding of folk and pop
Beerwaddy 8 months ago
I remember this first time around when it was first released and I was just a kid. But after watching it a few weeks ago on you tube it's been going around my head every day. Definitely sign of a classic.
Beerwaddy 8 months ago
This is a really good 80's oldie that get's far too overlooked on radio these days!.
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robertoamor2011 9 months ago
thanks again for posting. Barbara Dickson has the kind of singing voice that can tell a story. I never forgot it and nice to hear and see again.
Beerwaddy 9 months ago
Amazing, I wore her cassettes out when I was on the road, kept me going. 'Another suitcase in another hall' struck home in the early '90s when I was living in a different B&B every night
xrayspex1001 9 months ago
I like it
Greetings maria
mariaslide 9 months ago
good song but i have heard better.
danlen86 10 months ago
...I say.....ding dong.......
An expertly sung quality song, thumbs up allround Babs.....& thought it was Griff Rhys Jones on keyboard!
A great posting, Cheers!
thetailsgoin 10 months ago
Went to see her in york last week she's still brilliant. Love you barbara.
GRAZIERS7777 10 months ago
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We saw in in york on monday she was good has ever.
GRAZIERS7777 10 months ago
excellent
cloudsaboveproduct 10 months ago
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Truimphful 11 months ago
love it !!!!!!since i was a kid 30 years ago!
natsd75 11 months ago
Going to see her in Lichfield tonight :)
Pity she doesn't include this song in her live set now though.
parko2112 11 months ago
@parko2112
Bet you got a surprise when she opened her concert with this:)))
rightmoment 11 months ago
Deffo hidden gem from the classic 80's.
john9965 11 months ago
The babs
DitaVonStorm 11 months ago
Good song, thank's for posting!
HYMNVOX 11 months ago
I remember this in the charts - and only now in 2011 I've seen the video for the first time x
StephenSparky 1 year ago
Ye gods! I remember watching Barbara sing this on "CHEGGARS PLAYS POP" way back in 1981 when my age was still in single figures! I suddenly feel old!! :O
mistofoles 1 year ago
@mistofoles not old just well seasoned like myself.
anto1191 11 months ago
Great song from a brilliant singer!!
musicbuff55 1 year ago
Great track. Brings back a lot of memories to me too. Wish the video/audio sync was better tho.
Beerwaddy 1 year ago
memories of being 14 ...heard this night before a school exchange to France....first time abroad
theo19651 1 year ago
mum was telling me about this song.
19GirlBad 1 year ago
I was 7 when I first heard this. It brings back a lot of very great childhood memories. That summer was great ! One of the best British summers I can ever remember...
swithlanduk 1 year ago
This is a good song . Isn't Barbara Dickson pretty in this video? What a lovely singing voice . A true classic .
musique1975 1 year ago 2
Heard this for the first time when I was 7 years old and never forgot it. Better than alot of todays rubbish. At least they could sing back then (no autotune)
TheYorkieMan 1 year ago 2
I agree, did you know autotune is worth billions in album sales, even has its own trailer, sick of all autotunes songs--we need real artists
trvwatson 1 year ago
Fantastic song!! Evokes so many memories !!
Is it me or does Barbara sound slightly Irish ?
huvander 1 year ago
@huvander she's Scottish
megakrakken 1 year ago
A brilliant singer, every word cristal clear. Very pleasant on the ears.
Powerful13ie 1 year ago
Awesome classic.
leekc586 1 year ago
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Wallangarra to Stanthorpe school bus used to play this song most mornings,, probably 4wk or towoomba station, cheers utube for helping me find this track.. Trent M.
GreeN0E0L0F 1 year ago
Wallangarra to Stanthrope school bus had this on radio often in mornings.. probably 4wk mmm or towoomba station..... thanks utube for helping me dig up this memory... Trent. M.
GreeN0E0L0F 1 year ago
I can't believe this was nearly 30 years ago. An excellent song. :)
Stephen1965 1 year ago
Her masterpiece.....
robjturner 1 year ago 2
i love this song and its rhythm.
naomi5511 1 year ago
vastly underated imo. still has a great voice
chandlerbingbong 1 year ago
She's nearly as good as Sheena but yeah, she has a wonderfully pure voice, unpretentious yet beuatiful in its simplicity.
zapkvr 1 year ago
Wow ,this is the first song i ever heard in my life...All music liking started from this song
Ymofangirl1972 1 year ago
Yes, alluk147, me too. Just wonderful.
tongapuss 1 year ago
Alan Tarney, who wrote and produced this recording, is a genius.
goldheartbadge 1 year ago
I love this song
sheelz321 1 year ago
Not heard this since I was 5!!! lol i know even know some of the words wow :)
trixtar75 1 year ago
Wow, this takes me back. I've not heard this song for years, and yet I can even remember every note of the guitar break! Love it.
MustaffaCuppa 1 year ago
She's a must see if she's in town. I've seen dozens of groups bands and solo artists and barbara is tops for me.
GRAZIERS77 1 year ago
Fabulous, what a singer.. what a voice
curlyjim2550 1 year ago 4
Compare this to .......to Lady Gaga! Really puts Miss Gaga into perspective huh? Only a classical trained voice would top Barbara.
Truimphful 1 year ago 4
@Truimphful
Compare the sound of a cat being run over to Lady Gaga, she's still sound crap!
jackHNv 1 year ago
wow those music videos were so low budget then by the looks of it ! compared to later big productions , it just looks like someone's house! still a great song though
skagirl42 1 year ago 2
Id rather watch these type of videos than the over done big budget videos you get now.
flares 1 year ago
i Saw barbara at york last year she was brilliant a must see when she's on tour.
GRAZIERS77 2 years ago 4
this is a fife burd this is.....she even looks like a fife burd.....fair play babs...ah'd throw it...ever been tae gourock barbara?...pisses aw oer anywhere in the flat borin' near dunfermline ...hard lines...still babs ...always had a big soft spot fur yi....feck edinburgh luvgreenock!
hampden12 2 years ago
Havent you got a bottle of vodka to drink for breakfast?
HitMeQuick 2 years ago 2
What??. Can you say that again in English.
flares 1 year ago
THAT HAIR!!!
PORNOandPORNO 2 years ago
They knew how to do hair in the 70s (I know ... this was the 80s but only just!)
Bricray 2 years ago
brilliant still even after all this time....many thanks for the up.
ouatia45 2 years ago
Great song heard it in a shop today
MrRussell1997 2 years ago 4
When I lived in the UK in the mid-70's I just loved her!!
brousseaua 2 years ago 3
Lots of us still do. She is the best
rightmoment 2 years ago 3
massive
Jimpsterz 2 years ago 4
ageless classic
euclapass23 2 years ago 4
Me and my mate Col have just re-discovered this gem after almost 30 years! Absolute classic!
derektwilson 2 years ago 19
@derektwilson Well done Derek. Well done Col. LOL.
costellodan 2 years ago
just class if this the 1st time you have heard this listen to this a few times and you will never forget it, just brilliant real good, i was 11 when i heard this the 1st time twenty years ago i love it still one of my all time greats
aliuk147 2 years ago 13
@aliuk147 I was 4 or 5 , and I loved her , I used to sing this on on my swing while the neighbours all stood at watched LOL....
TheDigitalGeisha 1 year ago
@TheDigitalGeisha i was the same age and have similar memorys!!
chrisandnicky 1 year ago
@aliuk147 i heard this 11 year before you i was at boarding school i was the only boy that thought this was a a great song
THEBREEZED 1 year ago
Where does the time go ? love this ecord.
GRAZIERS77 2 years ago 3
Nearly 30 years ago, now..love this song, always have--.where does the time go??
radioianj 2 years ago 4
face it, we are all ancient now!
mickmickmurphy 2 years ago 4
Absolutely love Barbara.
catherinef87 2 years ago 2
It's a nice a song
petshopgirl72 2 years ago
amazing voice
bicnarok 2 years ago 2
my dad had this in his car on tape with christpher cross on the other side happy days..xx
sgprint 2 years ago 2
The german singer Mary Roos has a very good German cover-version!
tubemichi 2 years ago
I remember seeing this on TV at the time. So I was astonished to find that it was in 1980 and I was only 3!!! Great to see it, thanks.
elliewelly1304 2 years ago 2
What a song a classic
marketgarden30 2 years ago
that's some criminal eyeshadow, babs
...but delightfully kitsch! x
zestyfork 2 years ago
in the Agnetha Faltskog mode - see any Abba video :-)
barnstoneworth11 2 years ago 2
How onderful to see the video. I love the song - great melody, great singer and great production.
mattpopfavourites 2 years ago
An enduring favourite of mine. I had no idea that there was a video of the song until now, though!
shepshepherd 2 years ago
Nice song.. from 80s nostalgic
crosseyewatch 2 years ago
I have always loved this track, is it really nearly 30 years ago, now??
radioianj 2 years ago 2
I am so happy at her correct pronunciation of February also - Scottish people have great diction, contrary to what most English believe. Being English does not mean you speak the language correctly... the English of today is a million miles away from what it once was... after all, lets not forget English was an adaptation of German melded with French, Norse and Latin....
nickkellie 2 years ago
probably my favorite song of all time
nickkellie 2 years ago
Not bad for a jock...jj its a good song and I think barbara is top notch!
Alburtfish 2 years ago
Barbara should do duet with Susan Boyle.2 great Scots together
Maidinscottyland 2 years ago
Susan Boyle does not compare to the talent and beauty of Barbara Dickson. Piers Morgan and Co merley took advantage of a vulnerable person and exploited her musical talent and unusual looks for their own personal gain and that of ITV.
Now the poor woman is in the priory. She was quite contented with her seemingly dull and sheltered life and now her beautiful innocence has been tainted by evil corporatism. For shame.
kirwanco 2 years ago 5
YOU NEED SAY NO MORE WHAT A LADY
THEBREEZED 2 years ago 5
nice song
weba28 2 years ago
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love her voice but who picks her ghastly outfits?!
dimgwalltameiben 2 years ago
Beautiful song, Gorgeous Scottish lassie.
Kelly14UK 2 years ago 5
In its harmonical complexity this song is a masterwork of contemporary music on the same level of unique musical masterpieces as Good Vibrations by the Beach Boys.
Today I have finally found it again now, rught here on the web. I did not even know who the singer was nor the title and have not heard it since 1980 when I heard it on the radio somewhere just once time. I am so happy I have found it again.
lookingclose 2 years ago
That's a super commentary. This is Alan Tarney at his absolute best. A masterpiece of simplicity using subtle harmonies that are unique to him. The production is a tribute to a great writer who had a season of shaping future pop music. Mind you..... Barbara's pretty brill., ain't she!?
throovest 2 years ago 2
Great voice,great song. There seems to be a shortage of good singers and songs these days,its a shame.
DOCTORDROTT 2 years ago 2
i love this song it's my faveroite song of her but i lost my only cd of her. :'(
ellarina3 2 years ago 3
i have the 7in vinyl of this..free to any barbara fan
flakey59 2 years ago
I'll have it ...lol
SeaAnglerExtreme 2 years ago
WOW
huvander 3 years ago 3
what ever happened to proper songs like this?
CloudedRainbow 2 years ago 4
lovely singer.check me out while you're at it.gypwin
gypwin 3 years ago 3
Can't believe I came across this! I haven't heard it since I was a kid - my sister used to play the cassette all the time when we were in the car., though for some strange reason the song used to make me cry (I was about 3 in all fairness)...
kirwanco 3 years ago 2
GREAT SONG!
OMG that f*ing hair and slap! Horrendous!
evanmonaco 3 years ago
Oh shut up! It was 1980. She looks fine. She always look fine. The point about Barbara Dickson is that she's a truly great singer - even with a song as banal as January February.
rightmoment 3 years ago 2
It was a great song!
However amny also looked great with the 80's look but HER look in this is just awful!
She is a Transvestite!
evanmonaco 3 years ago
Oh be quiet you moron.
rightmoment 3 years ago 4
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There is no need to abuse me!
I have not been nasty to you have I?
evanmonaco 3 years ago
You abused Barbara Dickson. In my book that's unforgiveable!
rightmoment 3 years ago 4
I never did.
I said the styling was awful and it is!
She didnt do the styling!!!!
evanmonaco 3 years ago
You wrote " she is a transvestite" You think that's a compliment!!?? Do you think she'd be happy to read something like that?
rightmoment 3 years ago 4
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oh yes your right!
emmmm.....ok I guess she would love it!
To be talked about by Evan Monaco is great!
evanmonaco 3 years ago
You aren't even fit to polish her shoes.
soupdragon65 3 years ago 2
THIS IS the kind of song that u can even remember and sing to even 50 years on.
Unlike the R n'B /rap fcuking boll**cks trash that seems to flood the airwaves today;which u cant even make sense of or be bothered to listen to.
simon4mes 3 years ago
I love this 70s record it brings all the memories back.
GRAZIERS77 3 years ago
I can also play this on the keys (piano or synth).
Works well back-to-back with 'We Don't Talk Anymore', also by Tarney. Similar structure.
It still sounds very fresh for a 1980 track, although it has those 1979/1980 chord types that were in vogue at the time.
Pity about the audio-sync probs with this video.
thesilvermachine 3 years ago
Alan Tarney at his absolute best. I play this as a solo piano piece.... it really works well
throovest 3 years ago
Da kommen Erinnerungen hoch. Schöner Song aus den Endsiebzigern.
Nosferatu1968 3 years ago
Is that Jona Lewie on drums? Certainly looks like him at 1:53 to 1:54
truckingscouser 3 years ago
No, its Jeff Seopardie - he was in Pacific Eardrum - and in the Barbara Dickson band in the late 1970s and early 1980s
rightmoment 3 years ago
old school!! remember this off years ago!!
safcteas 3 years ago
memories,i can remember this on the radio,while working as an apprentice paint sprayer fresh from school in 1980 great.
dianeandwilson 3 years ago
This record is brilliant. It brings back so many fond memories.
GRAZIERS77 3 years ago
I haven't heard this since it was in the charts back in 1980! It's fabulous and brings back happy memories. Thanks for uploading it!
WallyPyneoil 3 years ago
Excellent song,have.nt heard this for years.
andrewbarrett42 3 years ago
I was in primary 6 and going to Aviemore with the school and the driver played this about 20 times on the journey up...still brings back great memories though.
Gaffer96 3 years ago
Love this video.They filmed it at my house,actually!
mistofoles 3 years ago
great to hear this song again....
BlackMytilus 3 years ago
I loved this song when I was a kid. I still love it.
zebedee1970 3 years ago
You can hear the Scottish in her singing. Excellent song. Thank you.
enaeb 3 years ago
great post...been waiting for someone to post the original video
neildjreid 3 years ago
i think the lip sync is out on this one
chrisbrazil1961 3 years ago
nice
davehikah 3 years ago
This is the first record i ever bought!
My mum gave me 99p and i bought it in Woolworths after a glass of coke and a pastie.
Still have the single!!!
teaface1976 3 years ago
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Hmmmm, interesting, and so what have you bought lately in terms of music little girl ?
CreativeCritisizm 3 years ago
nice track def got that soaring feel to the vocals like moonlight shadow sung by maggi/oldfield in the early eighties the have a similar timbre to their voices
PETEEAT 3 years ago
Ahhhhhhh, the magical era of the perm! I liked this song when I was growing up....my Mum actually went to see her at the Edinburgh Playhouse. Did Angie from Eastenders model herself on Barbara or was it kevin Keegan?
torontoderek 3 years ago 2
Thank you for uploading this song! I hadn't watch this video since 27 years ago... I was still a child and I remembered a few things... The white piano, Barbara's white clothes, the bearded dude playing the guitar...
Good to know my memory hasn't faded away!
solardevaldeosera 3 years ago
The "bearded dude playing the guitar" was the exceedingly talented ISAAC GUILLORY, sadly no longer with us.
Try YT and Google searches if you require any additional details on the man and his music.
spring74light 3 years ago
I checked wikipedia for info about Issac - very talented and interesting guy....I had always admired the brilliant guitaring on this superb track ... sorry to hear he has passed away .
Billy....xx
payit4ward 3 years ago
SUPER Classic from 1980!!!
solardevaldeosera 3 years ago 3
Indeed! I remember this first time round on "Cheggars Plays Pop"!!
mistofoles 4 years ago
This has been driving me mad for 28 years! I had parts of this song lodged in my head since I was three- it came out the week of my 3rd birthday and must have been everywhere on the radio and I loved it. But then it disappeared and everyone thought I was mad and no song was called January-Febuary then Youtube proved me right! 28 years on I STILL love this song
GMAFB1977 4 years ago
LOL!!
zowk 3 years ago
Had that experience myself with some songs, though perhaps not that long and I have found some but still some linger.
aussieeagle2512 2 years ago
Can anyone tell me if Barbara Dickson appears on any of The Two Ronnies compilation DVDs? Ms Dickson and her band were absolutely BRILLIANT during their appearances. Live music at its very best. Thanks in anticipation.
bertielis 4 years ago
I think a DVD of the series of the Two Ronnies from 1976 featuring Barbara Dickson is due for release later this year. In the meantime some of those brilliant performances can be seen here on YouTube. Check out 'Boys from the Men' 'Driftaway' 'Answer Me'
rightmoment 4 years ago
Many thanks. Will keep an eye out for this. Meet Ms Dickson when she was performing in Chess in Melbourne Australia a few years back. A lovely lady.
bertielis 4 years ago
I love this song! I used to turn it up and dance to it every time I heard it on the radio as a child!
poppylights 4 years ago
I love Barbara, she was one of the very first Singers I got into way back when I was in Primary School, before anyone had heard the name madonna.
Was this originally from the "All for a Song" album, I cannot get it no CD so I will digitise my cassette from 1982!
This song is a damn sight better than the Snooze-fest of songs Mike Batt gives to Katie Melua!
calicomoonchild 4 years ago
This song was the first single from an album called 'The Barbara Dickson Album" released in 1980 and produced by Alan Tarney. The album was a huge album chart hit - it went gold. Jan/Feb has been on countless compilations since then.
rightmoment 4 years ago
I was wondering if it was an Alan Tarne