Power Station's Appearance on Miami Vice

I don't remember where I got this, and the quality isn't great, but here it is. I did a search and nobody else had put it on here, so I did.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Miami
• Vice
• Power
• Station
• John
• Andy
• Taylor
• Michael
• DesBarres
• Don
• johnson

[duranasty]

michel des barres had a hit under the name annimotion with the single obsession.jt does live in la.as for who played on riptide no idea.i think they got blade of tt ha.

[MissNovemberTuesday]

@duranasty I didn't know Michael co-wrote Obsession. Thanx for the info. I saw Animotion perform that a few years ago.

[godshackeysack1]

@duranasty I do not think Debar was in Animotion, the only thing of note Debar did was marry a prostitute, just saying.

[MissNovemberTuesday]

@godshackeysack1 Check the credits for the song. He co-wrote it.

[queenmagic1982]

what the episode name?

[MissNovemberTuesday]

@queenmagic1982 Season 2, episode 2 - "Whatever Works" Aired 4 Oktober 1985.

[Bigtrain421]

Des Barres was a better actor than singer. Robert Palmer was so much better.

[spoilermdc]

but Palmer was a better singer.

[swhite731]

I much preferred Robert Palmer as well and this is a T Rex cover, but John and Andy on Miami Vice, cool!

[sanjhunt]

Michael Des Barres was not great for Power Station, but I thought he was great as the bad guy Murdoch on MacGuyver. Just sleazy enough.

[Lindawatcher]

This is the episode where Crocket and Tubbs admitted that they were gay lovers and had sex on the stage

[tssmsu]

Robert Palmer i cant understand wtf he says in this song , the guy singing in this video is better.

[RokDAWG1]

I just broke into full laughter when that dude punched that chick

[jayscott49]

Funny they ignore Tony Thompson here, and it was Thompson that set them apart.

[MB412]

@gaugeinvariant I agree, and sounded like crap. They sounded great w/ Robert Palmer in the band.

[gaugeinvariant]

"We got a new singer, you'll never notice the difference."

Ummm....I noticed the difference.

[Tracymmo]

Why are people commenting on John Taylor's "you'll never notice the difference" as if it represents how he feels about DesBarres or anything else? It's a line from a script he surely had nothing to do with.

[Tracymmo]

I love how in TV shows people can speak at normal volume while a rock band is blaring nearby. Wish it worked like that in real life. On another note, I liked Power Station, but Michael DesBarres was truly awful.