Virginia Wolf - Waiting For Your Love (Produced by Roger Taylor)

Official music video for 'Waiting For Your Love' by Virginia Wolf. Produced by Roger Taylor of Queen and David Richards. Roger also makes a few appearances in the video. Written by Nick Bold. Also featuring Spike Edney on keyboards and Linda Taylor and Tessa Niles on backing vocals. Released on their self titled debut album in 1986, also released as a single that same year. Both their albums were re-released in 2003 on CD. One of the most underrated bands of all time, how they didn't become immensely huge is a mystery.

Virginia Wolf members:

Chris Ousey - Vocals
Nick Bold - Guitar
Jason Bonham - Drums
Jo Burt - Bass

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"Queen" "Freddie Mercury" "Brian May" "Roger Taylor" "John Deacon" "Keep Yourself Alive" "Queen II" "Seven Seas of Rhye" Sheer Heart Attack" Killer Queen" "Now I'm Here" "A Night at the Opera" "Bohemian Rhapsody" "You're My Best Friend" "A Day At The Races" "Somebody To Love" "Tie Your Mother Down" "Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy" "News Of The World" We Will Rock You" We Are The Champions" "Spread Your Wings" "Jazz" "Bicycle Race" "Don't Stop Me Now" "Fat Bottomed Girls" "Live Killers" "Love Of My Life" "The Game" "Play The Game" "Save Me" "Another One Bites The Dust" "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" "Flash Gordon" "Flash" "The Hero" "Hot Space" "Body Language" "Under Pressure" "Las Palabras De Amor" "The Works" "The Complete Works" "Radio Ga Ga" "I Want To Break Free" "It's A Hard Life" "Hammer To Fall" "A Kind Of Magic" "One Vision" "Who Wants To Live Forever" "Friends Will Be Friends" "The Miracle" "Breakthru" "Scandal" "I Want It All" "The Invisible Man" "Innuendo" "I'm Going Slightly Mad" "These Are The Days of our Lives" "The Show Must Go On" "Headlong" "Live at Wembley" "At The Beeb" "Classic Queen" "Made In Heaven" "Heaven for Everyone" "Mother Love" "Too Much Love Will Kill You" "I Was Born To Love You" You Don't Fool Me" A Winter's Tale" "Queen + Paul Rodgers" "Greatest Hits" "Greatest Hits II" "Greatest Hits III" Queen Rocks" "Queen Rock Montreal" "Stone Cold Classics" "Queen on Fire Live at the Bowl" "Return of the Champions" "Larry Lurex" "The Cross" "The Eye" "Ibex" "Wreckage" "We Will Rock You The Musical" "WWRY"

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[JonnyInfinite]

the name Jo Burt seems familiar. Did he do any other Queen-related stuff?

[DaveRFuller]

He played bass on Freddie Mercury's Mr Bad Guy album.

[timberlars]

Always man...always

[NumeroInconnu]

Des idées de genie, comme gifi.

[ROBERTVANJOVI]

genial

[7758manny]

Jo Burt also briefly played bass for Black Sabbath for a few gigs in South Africa back in the 80's

[nunu1958]

Jason Bohnham replaced long time band drummer Paul Johnson - who I sat next to at school - Jo Burt replaced Jeff Waters on Bass - Their is a credit to Jeff on the back of the first Album but not to Paul which I was dissapointed with Nick for.

I also upset him by asking why did he use Tessa Niles in Backing vocals.

[JonnyInfinite]

ahh right

[JonnyInfinite]

wtf is the crow doin? lol. Wow, Jason Bonham with hair!! The sound is great, but...that crowd dance... : (

[Qlaarzy1]

why does he throw his drumsticks to Roger when he closes the door? =O