mick looks like a zombie because he doesn't have eyebrows at this time. he'd seen peter gabriel after the "lambs lie down on broadway" tour (gabriel had shaved a chunk of hair from the middle of his hair ) and thought "i can one up that". and hey presto no eyebrows. still love the skinny greek bass player he is a genius.
Viki Brown is there but i dont think thats Sam. The other woman is far too old! Check out Pink Floyd at knebworth 1990 to see Sam and Viki do backing vocals. I could be wrong but that just doesnt look like Sam.
@jumpinjojo Don't agree there mate. Phil Collins can drum Mark under the table any time! Have you ever listened to Phil Collins in Brand X? Or Genesis? And Phil has far more soul and fire in His playing!
@Yogiphildas I beg to differ, my brother. I own just about every Big Country album produced, both live and studio. If you want to hear soul and fire along with passion, take a listen to those compositions. Don't get me wrong, Phil is quite respectful, but Mark holds the real talent.
@jumpinjojo Then we'll have to agree to disagree ! Imho, Phil Collins is the most talented and passionate drummer ever. Mark is very good, but for me does not compare to Phil...
Great. Such a pity the editor never picked out Mick Karn whacking that bass. I would have loved seeing his fingers during Brian May's solo. He's absolutely fantastic.
regarding whether or not Pino Palladino is on this- I dont seem to see him either- the gent standing next to may at 3:38 is Mick Karn- that Wal bass he is playing is one give away- he also has somewhat of a distinctive look about his eyes and forehead- kind of zombie like (no offense intended here- just observation) kind of like early bowie-ish if you know what I mean (I am not describing it well here)- anyway- that is def. Mick Karn.
@luthier67 just from listening to Kraftwerk to searching for my old idol HOJO..if I listen to the guitar solo by Brian may, the bass...sound a lot like the bass played on Paul Youngs album...I would say its Pino Palladino...:-)
I actually liked the backing vocals so I tried to find more info on these gals. It's a mom/daughter team (Sam & Vicki Brown) that's very popular in England and parts of Europe. Vicki suffered for many years (lukemia, I think) but continued to perform. Unfortunately, she died a few years after this show. Sam still performs - as does her father, Joe. Very misical family here.
Thanks for the info! I didn't know. But now I know I've heard Sam's hit Stop (1988) many times. Apparently Vicki died in 1991, and Sam's daughter born in 1993 also was named Vicki.
Vicky Brown did backing vocals for Pink Floyd in the 1970s during their Dark Side shows at Earls Court. Her daughter was backing singer on the group's last tour in 1994 for The Division Bell. Most Pink Floyd fans know the two as they worked with the Floyd over the years and they worked on Floyd singer/guitarist David Gilmour's About Face solo album in 1984.
Hey,baramartin,thanks for the video.I have to say,the female backing singers,they suck.But other wise a lot of talent on stage.I always think Prince's Trust concerts have really good sound,but you're right they never do get those mike stands locked down(if they do,not where the performers need them)
Ok, I'm not the best one to judge if he's there or not :) , but someone said he's next to Brian May at 3:38... But if he's not there, I'll remove his name from here.
You're wrong, that's Pino on bass, not Mick. I believe Mick played guitar on Sledgehammer, but other than that, all bass work is done by Pino - can't you tell by that fretless sound?
I liked this video clip. To see Brian May, Midge Ure (wow, is that a blast from the past, eh?), Phil Collins and Howard Jones all jamming together. I don't know the others mentioned, but seeing those four together was really cool.
There has never been a better time than the 80's. Stars were stars, often extremely talented musicians and songwriters, with their own style and look.
Look at the Prince's trust type concerts from the 90's and 00's, what have we got, Blazing squad, Cheeky girls, S club 7, big Brovvers, so solid crew, Sophie Ellis Bexter, Lily Allen, it makes me sick.
Yes this is great, I recoded the concert on video in 1988 to see Mark and Eric who were of course the main stars "The Eric Clapton all stars" with Elton, Howard Jones, Peter Gabriel and Joe Cocker were great aswell.
I love this song, and the 2 drummer break down, real horns etc.
Are you sure Pino is on stage? If I couldn't see Mick Karn, I would have guessed it was Pino from the sound. But Mick and Pino can have similar styles at times. I know Mick is up there, I recognize his fretless Wal bass. Is Pino playing another instrument instead of bass perhaps?
micks standing next to brian may towards the end...around 3,40...have to work hard to find him...at least you can hear him...what on earth howard jones did to end up on the same stage as a music legend(s) is quite mad??!!
maybe it was the fact that he was a fantastic musician who gained the respect of his peers (such as brian may and phil collins) in no time at all....?
Superb! Pino Palladino and Mick Karn- the two bass legends- on the same stage! Glad to see everyone Howard Jones, Brian May, Phil Collins, Midge Ure, et al on the same stage as well.
Mick is the best ever bass player! Great fan since 1980. Met him in 1982 and visited him personally a couple of times, used to live round the corner from him. Those were the days!
Wow! This is great. What year is this from? I never saw this before. HoJo and Midge on the same stage!? Awesome! I have to criticize one thing though; that Bass sounds WAY off! Backup vocals are a bit off too......ooops!
Yes the backing choir is very annoying, i wish they would give Howard a chance to sing the chorus in his on lol. but anyway i like this version of what is love and its a great video, Thank you!
Mark Brzezicki on the skins!! Makes Phildo Collins look like a washed up drummer for a High School marching band !!
jumpinjojo 9 months ago
Yes Mick Karn on bass- fabulously talented guy
its a tragedy that he has died at the start of January -only 52
RIP Mick
walbassmike 1 year ago
Yep, that was our good old Mick, RIP.
Maxiclaudi 1 year ago
Waow, fantastic ! it's a pleasure to listen to Howard Jones with real musicians and not only machines as usually !
FIXXTHE 1 year ago
mick looks like a zombie because he doesn't have eyebrows at this time. he'd seen peter gabriel after the "lambs lie down on broadway" tour (gabriel had shaved a chunk of hair from the middle of his hair ) and thought "i can one up that". and hey presto no eyebrows. still love the skinny greek bass player he is a genius.
TheSandsie13 1 year ago
Anybody can recognise Mick's skills on bass!
Maxiclaudi 1 year ago
the million dollars band !!!
FLORENT2222 1 year ago
unbelievable ....
JohnLennon100 1 year ago
Great Phil Collins drumming! THAT phat and powerful sound and typical fills! Great!
Yogiphildas 1 year ago
Viki Brown is there but i dont think thats Sam. The other woman is far too old! Check out Pink Floyd at knebworth 1990 to see Sam and Viki do backing vocals. I could be wrong but that just doesnt look like Sam.
greenfloyd 2 years ago
Background singers are awfull!
The song is played very well
Rudeawakening333 2 years ago
never mind all the rest, just listen to the man mick karn
dermotoblong 2 years ago
Phil blows on the skins! Mark Brzezicki (Big Country) is far more versatile and skilled.
jumpinjojo 2 years ago
@jumpinjojo Is 'blows' good? Because Phil is brilliant drummer. Great personality on the drums - though not as schooled as Mark Brzzesckzzisz
aiyic 1 year ago
@aiyic No "blows" is not good. I find his style very generic and all too easy to identify.
jumpinjojo 1 year ago
@jumpinjojo Don't agree there mate. Phil Collins can drum Mark under the table any time! Have you ever listened to Phil Collins in Brand X? Or Genesis? And Phil has far more soul and fire in His playing!
Yogiphildas 1 year ago
@Yogiphildas I beg to differ, my brother. I own just about every Big Country album produced, both live and studio. If you want to hear soul and fire along with passion, take a listen to those compositions. Don't get me wrong, Phil is quite respectful, but Mark holds the real talent.
jumpinjojo 1 year ago
@jumpinjojo Then we'll have to agree to disagree ! Imho, Phil Collins is the most talented and passionate drummer ever. Mark is very good, but for me does not compare to Phil...
Yogiphildas 1 year ago
mmmmm.... yeah, good concert!!
DepecheLauraMode 2 years ago
in 1985 had better hair, buuu! But still have this fantastic voice, that's in plus:)
yokichi40 2 years ago
Great. Such a pity the editor never picked out Mick Karn whacking that bass. I would have loved seeing his fingers during Brian May's solo. He's absolutely fantastic.
becusy 2 years ago
Brian May Rocks!!! ♥
KittyQueen93 2 years ago
Phil's drumming just dominates. I love it !
BaDeeRich 2 years ago
Man!!! do you think a roadie could have run on and adjusted that mike stand for him? He did a great job singing playing keys and hold the boom arm!
pissandwind 2 years ago
haha, yeah, they should've done their job better, lol!
baramartin 2 years ago
unbelieble.... this VIDEO IS ALREADY NOT CENSORED BY YOU TUBE...!!!!
so nice...;-)
Cogfreeman 1 year ago
how in the name of god does Mick Karn get that seriously FAT tone on a fretless..
bootsycoll 2 years ago
he plays a Wal bass, and he is Mick Karn.
MobiusBandwidth 2 years ago 5
Phil C. on drums, Brian May on guitar Awesome !!!!
daleE58 2 years ago
I love this song anyway, but it sounds even better live! The 80's rocked!
TigerWalrus26980 2 years ago 2
In 90' theres a house version, with only female voices in vocals.
Anyone knows it !?
eduardoduca1978 2 years ago
Simmons!
cgralapp 2 years ago
regarding whether or not Pino Palladino is on this- I dont seem to see him either- the gent standing next to may at 3:38 is Mick Karn- that Wal bass he is playing is one give away- he also has somewhat of a distinctive look about his eyes and forehead- kind of zombie like (no offense intended here- just observation) kind of like early bowie-ish if you know what I mean (I am not describing it well here)- anyway- that is def. Mick Karn.
luthier67 2 years ago
Ok, thanks for clearing this up - once and for all! :)
baramartin 2 years ago
yeah ... 100 % correct ... I was about to write exactly the same comment, fortunately I read yours at first ... :-)
sarnedhiel 2 years ago
@luthier67 Mick Karn for defo - I think he waxed or shaved his eyebrows at one time which added to his general weirdness.
aiyic 1 year ago
@luthier67 just from listening to Kraftwerk to searching for my old idol HOJO..if I listen to the guitar solo by Brian may, the bass...sound a lot like the bass played on Paul Youngs album...I would say its Pino Palladino...:-)
ljungdahlz 11 months ago
I actually liked the backing vocals so I tried to find more info on these gals. It's a mom/daughter team (Sam & Vicki Brown) that's very popular in England and parts of Europe. Vicki suffered for many years (lukemia, I think) but continued to perform. Unfortunately, she died a few years after this show. Sam still performs - as does her father, Joe. Very misical family here.
broadwaystar3195 2 years ago
Thanks for the info! I didn't know. But now I know I've heard Sam's hit Stop (1988) many times. Apparently Vicki died in 1991, and Sam's daughter born in 1993 also was named Vicki.
baramartin 2 years ago
Vicky Brown did backing vocals for Pink Floyd in the 1970s during their Dark Side shows at Earls Court. Her daughter was backing singer on the group's last tour in 1994 for The Division Bell. Most Pink Floyd fans know the two as they worked with the Floyd over the years and they worked on Floyd singer/guitarist David Gilmour's About Face solo album in 1984.
floydgenesisnut 2 years ago
Hey,baramartin,thanks for the video.I have to say,the female backing singers,they suck.But other wise a lot of talent on stage.I always think Prince's Trust concerts have really good sound,but you're right they never do get those mike stands locked down(if they do,not where the performers need them)
williestyle35 2 years ago
OK, I've watched this a few times now, and I'm not seeing Pino Palladino. Mick Karn, yes... but not Pino.
Added to which, I'm only hearing one bass player.
Unless Pino is playing one of the horns, I'm betting he's not in this video.
MajorManny 2 years ago
Ok, I'm not the best one to judge if he's there or not :) , but someone said he's next to Brian May at 3:38... But if he's not there, I'll remove his name from here.
Thanks for looking and commenting! :)
baramartin 2 years ago
You're wrong, that's Pino on bass, not Mick. I believe Mick played guitar on Sledgehammer, but other than that, all bass work is done by Pino - can't you tell by that fretless sound?
beng1lh00ly 2 years ago
No, I stand corrected, that is Mick Karn - incidently both are fretless bassists!
beng1lh00ly 2 years ago
man this is the prince's trust? they can never seem to lock down mic stands
Obelisk2290 2 years ago
this song is fucking unreal!!!!
BRONXIRISH78 2 years ago
The guitars and bass and drumming make this special
JesusMarphy 2 years ago
Hey Guys it is Mick Karn. Don't you know the man?
Simonefunkydrummer 2 years ago
it is Mick Karn
Simonefunkydrummer 3 years ago
YES it it! All my favs on stage together! =)
impersonation44 2 years ago
I hate these fucking background female singers
hamsterlover1998 3 years ago
Pino sick as always!
C33Four 3 years ago
Great Vid!
bobomud 3 years ago
3.26 Phil gets a wee bit of In The Air Tonight in there
clockworkaccordion 3 years ago
"mark brzezicki on drums with phil...remember big country? on drums with phil...remember big country?" we DO!!!
mark brzezicki played with the Big Guys!!!!
redarmr 3 years ago 2
Thanxs!!!
redarmr 3 years ago
Me thinks the backing vocalists weren't hired for their voices somehow...
beng1lh00ly 3 years ago 5
Yeah,poor guy the guitar player,he finished very bad.
jarriano 3 years ago
mark brzezicki on drums with phil...remember big country?
steeltown98 3 years ago 2
Gosh! Wish he'd been on our side!
ludocrat 3 years ago
I liked this video clip. To see Brian May, Midge Ure (wow, is that a blast from the past, eh?), Phil Collins and Howard Jones all jamming together. I don't know the others mentioned, but seeing those four together was really cool.
algonacchick 3 years ago
please...listen Mick Karn´s bass and you will ear one of the best bass players in the world....
ModestoMuniz 3 years ago
Even I like this song, I Don't know why May plays there...
PainkillerTM 3 years ago
those background female singers fucked up the whole song!!! LOL
koolassdude 3 years ago 3
I agree with you. I think Jones would've done just fine without them.
Baltimora1957 3 years ago
agreed.
limaq 3 years ago
this is the best version yet i've heard of howard singing this song...
timetravel21217 3 years ago
Holy Crap these backing vocalists suck.
ceazea 3 years ago 2
Hey don`t forget the man on the bass, Mike Khan from the band Japan, Wal bass sounds great and he now plays Jazz
rebelsean 3 years ago
I love Midge and HoJO - met them both... not at teh same time
adore adore
egiappaige 3 years ago
Great performance of a great song. Cool lyrics, a groove that totally rocks and extremely talented musicians. What more could you want?
jan3195 3 years ago
the 70s were the best and the 80s
NaturalB0RNLeader 4 years ago
There has never been a better time than the 80's. Stars were stars, often extremely talented musicians and songwriters, with their own style and look.
Look at the Prince's trust type concerts from the 90's and 00's, what have we got, Blazing squad, Cheeky girls, S club 7, big Brovvers, so solid crew, Sophie Ellis Bexter, Lily Allen, it makes me sick.
StefanPriceUK 4 years ago
Yes this is great, I recoded the concert on video in 1988 to see Mark and Eric who were of course the main stars "The Eric Clapton all stars" with Elton, Howard Jones, Peter Gabriel and Joe Cocker were great aswell.
I love this song, and the 2 drummer break down, real horns etc.
StefanPriceUK 4 years ago
Love this perfomance so much!
Howard always knew and still knews his trade!
Absolutly great! Thank you for posting.
InSpellofHowardJones 4 years ago
Are you sure Pino is on stage? If I couldn't see Mick Karn, I would have guessed it was Pino from the sound. But Mick and Pino can have similar styles at times. I know Mick is up there, I recognize his fretless Wal bass. Is Pino playing another instrument instead of bass perhaps?
dantro78 4 years ago
micks standing next to brian may towards the end...around 3,40...have to work hard to find him...at least you can hear him...what on earth howard jones did to end up on the same stage as a music legend(s) is quite mad??!!
JGreet 4 years ago
maybe it was the fact that he was a fantastic musician who gained the respect of his peers (such as brian may and phil collins) in no time at all....?
Se7enAges13 3 years ago
Superb! Pino Palladino and Mick Karn- the two bass legends- on the same stage! Glad to see everyone Howard Jones, Brian May, Phil Collins, Midge Ure, et al on the same stage as well.
ajittffcure 4 years ago
Holy crap, Howard, Midge, Brian and Phil... all at once! And an excellent song to boot. This video is the greatest thing I've ever seen.
ydargc 4 years ago 3
It is great, but don't overdo it mate! ;-)
Snuffomatica 3 years ago
Pino ftw!!! :)
Scotto91 4 years ago
This is top! I love it - great with Mick Karn on Bass!
LaudanumVoices 4 years ago
Mick is the best ever bass player! Great fan since 1980. Met him in 1982 and visited him personally a couple of times, used to live round the corner from him. Those were the days!
Maxiclaudi 4 years ago
Mick Karn IS the best bass player ever...nobody can match him.
crosspaths10 4 years ago
FUCKING WIN
sudowoodonumbers 4 years ago
Wow! This is great. What year is this from? I never saw this before. HoJo and Midge on the same stage!? Awesome! I have to criticize one thing though; that Bass sounds WAY off! Backup vocals are a bit off too......ooops!
bgoldrock 4 years ago
1988 Prince's Trust!
Wisdom333 4 years ago
man...is there anybody really better than Mick Karn on bass?
crosspaths10 4 years ago
NOPE!
tshirtjay 4 years ago
AWESOME!
I love Howard Jones and Brian May!!
They ROCKKK!!!!!!
QueenCrazy46 4 years ago
waooooo・・・
Midge Ure! Mick Karn! Steve Jansen!
and・・・・・・・・Brian May! what a hell!!!!
nob3873 4 years ago
Stevie san, where??? Cannot see him, only Mick!
Maxiclaudi 4 years ago
Esta canción es excelente, una de las mejores de los 80. Howard tocando y cantando es impresionante. Buenisimo
matias13sn 4 years ago
I was at that gig... fantastic! Brought back some good memories of a good night! Ta :)
scovitch65 4 years ago
Hey barbarianmartin! Where was Pino's name in the tag words? Shame!
JessicaSweet71 4 years ago
LOL sorry about that! But you found it anyway, yes? ;) The mistake has now been corrected. Thanks!
baramartin 4 years ago
did i spy midge ure in there as well?
cocksmoker001 4 years ago
Great to see this video, a lot of talent here! Mick Karn on bass!!!
Sylvie1984 4 years ago
Phil Collins and Howard Jones are both my favorit music artests of all time. And to sse them both on stage is amazing. Wish I was there.
tshirtjay 4 years ago
Brian May and Howard Jones on the same stage, two drummers... who could believe it ? :)
ytad12 4 years ago
he still got it after all theses years? good on you howard! love the 80's music i am a keyborad player so he rocks. . . .YEAH!!
csrtt815 4 years ago
Beautiful ensemble of talent. Love the strong yet sensual backing vocals of the women.
sutatscom 4 years ago
Much better than the MTV video version. More funky, fun, real. aj
ajarrid 4 years ago
both are idiots, don't fight...
timmhg 4 years ago
That's Mick Karn on the bass.
danmist 4 years ago
love this song. 80's are the best
SECUBRA 4 years ago
Yes the backing choir is very annoying, i wish they would give Howard a chance to sing the chorus in his on lol. but anyway i like this version of what is love and its a great video, Thank you!
furyplum44 5 years ago
Brian's great on this track (also was Musical Director for the whole show). Pino Palladino on fretless - great
tommy1300 5 years ago
Don't like the backing singers
McLarenRick 5 years ago
The background choir is annoying... :P
cirro1 5 years ago
idiot
kenyan66 4 years ago
I'am an idiot?? You are the idiot!
cirro1 4 years ago
Brian May on guitar adding a lick to WIL. Top Stuff thanks.
renrutdrahcir 5 years ago