OMG. Idk why I woke up with this song on my mind. I googled the hook and it popped up. I was so excited to hear it after all these years. This song came out when I was a teenager and I’m a grandmother now😊❤
By the way, do you remember on this album, THE DAYS OF A CHAMPION ?... "No more prizes, no more accolads"... etc Probably the song of an old boxer... 😘
"miami vice" "red tape" this song was perfect for this scene ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6mPwo2ijsao.html my first mv episode, i saw in march 1988, since there i was mv fan🌴
It is so interesting for me, a Black man from urban America, to see this far away village and see the same excitement and emotion with the Black Africans I share an ancestry with. The connection is so fascinating in how we celebrate music and family. I see myself as a child and my parents in Chicago dancing and listened to music on a hot summer day in the late 70s and early 80s in this video.
Don’t know what’s blown my mind more, the fact I’ve finally found this song after years like most of you, or the fact that Julian Clary was employed by Rupert Hine as a fake keyboard player!!!!!!!
Great, i see this video for the first time but i have the 12" Vinyl. I´m searching roundabout 20 years for the VInyl. I hear this song 1984 in NDR2 - The Club, as a Demo, man I've grown old. It is one of the best songs of the 80´s. Thx a lot for the video...
Another alltime classic from the much too young died Rupert. Good, that he has taken the LP-version of this song for the clip, the 7" has additional keyboards, which do not sound so very good.
Heartbeat City here we come on happy days we count on thumbs and nothing really gets us down as long as Jackys back in town, im glad you made it i cant complain ooh Jacky what took you so long on just a holiday ooh Jacky what took you so long i thought you knew the way.
