The Babys on The Midnight Special

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The Babys were a British rock/pop group best known for their songs "Isn't It Time" and "Everytime I Think of You".




The original lineup consisted of John Waite (Vocals, Bass), Tony Brock (Drums), Michael Corby (Keyboards, Guitars), and Wally Stocker (Guitar).


The band lineup changed in 1978, after the record label asked Corby to leave. Eventually Bass player Ricky Phillips and future Journey Keyboard player Jonathan Cain was added.


The band eventually split in 1980, with Cain going to Journey, and John Waite moving to a solo career. The other members became well known backing musicians.


in the late 80's, John Waite reunited with Cain and Phillips to form Bad English.

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  • GREAT VIDEO, GREAT BAND, GREAT SINGER!!!!

  • @supperfunnyTV1 Thank you thank you thank you ^_^

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  • Always loved the blond's voice.

  • the host is a disrespectful asshole

  • Even though I was about 12 back then, I used to love this band. John Waite had some great songs. 70s were a changing time.

  • This band died the day they forced Mr. Corby out of a band that he owned and created. Should have told them to go pound sand! Annie Bertucci is hot though.

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