Amazing use of sound textures - mixing 80s quirk with a Radiophonic Workshop ethic. One of the most innovative tracks from the period IMO. Fantastic record. And to think, both Barbara and Dave were part of the 70s Canterbury Prog scene. And both Dave Stewarts (the other being of course the other half of Eurythmics) were genuiuses (genii?) in their own ways.
Maybe you lot should look and check out the original .......put in simply doing nothing and click the Bing Crosby version...ot's worth it....then get the film...it's really a feel good film
I remember hearing this on the radio at the time and thinking 'what the hell is this?'. From that moment on every time it came on I grabbed the radio and listened intently.
It was also the last time I actually bought a single -everything else since then has been an anti climax!
If only ALL pop was as innovative and intelligent as this!
Amazing use of sound textures - mixing 80s quirk with a Radiophonic Workshop ethic. One of the most innovative tracks from the period IMO. Fantastic record. And to think, both Barbara and Dave were part of the 70s Canterbury Prog scene. And both Dave Stewarts (the other being of course the other half of Eurythmics) were genuiuses (genii?) in their own ways.
daggersdukc 1 week ago
I was lucky enough to catch these guys at North Star Bar in Philly back in1990. Probably their only tour of the US.
harvey1954 6 months ago
Maybe you lot should look and check out the original .......put in simply doing nothing and click the Bing Crosby version...ot's worth it....then get the film...it's really a feel good film
dizzzzzie 11 months ago
I remember hearing this on the radio at the time and thinking 'what the hell is this?'. From that moment on every time it came on I grabbed the radio and listened intently.
It was also the last time I actually bought a single -everything else since then has been an anti climax!
If only ALL pop was as innovative and intelligent as this!
detheridge1951 1 year ago
Loved this - remember trying to get hold of this back in the eighties. Was a video ever made for it?
Dudutzmikey 1 year ago
First time I've heard this before - isn't it great! Marina and the Diamonds ought to try doing a version of it. Thanks for posting!
Marknorthway 1 year ago
I was 23
tricky159 2 years ago
the most brilliant and fresh song i ve heard the last 4 years,great!!
umkalzum 2 years ago 2
What a fabulous piece of work. Bought this on vinyl, just brilliant.
TheBamb123 2 years ago 2
Love it,o those teenage years
captainradio1 2 years ago