Alison Moyet "That Old Devil Called Love" 1984, Dominion Theatre ~ 6

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Alison Moyet ~ Live performance recorded at the Dominion Theatre, London, November 1984. Kevin Powell (Greyman45) on bass.

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  • vantastiukkkkl

  • lovely voice...pure class is Alison

  • die frau ist einfach unglaublich gut, hab sie heute abend live erleben dürfen bei aida night of the proms in bremen^^^^^^^^^^einfach schön die stimme

  • soo beautiful!!!

  • @simonsezbum

    Indeed, this is classy !! Alison Moyet always is !!

  • Classy tune,  classy singer!

  • Attended this concert 1984. Saw Alison 3 times in 2 years. Fantastic!

  • @blackbeasthamish Very true words, it's the cycle of life. No bad thing indeed!

  • @nousnous101 The answer is simple. No song can ever remain the property of one person, and when a good singer dies the music they performed lives on. As good as Billie Holiday was, many other singers have continued to perform this song, some of them making an excellent job of it, and will continue to do so for many years. The positive side of this is that many people who had never heard of Billie Holiday will seek her out having heard those other singers perform her work - no bad thing.

  • How the HELL does this video have an embarrasingly higher amount of views than Billie Holiday's version? You people have little appreciation for true music...

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