I saw them open for Slayer in 1986. They played their own instruments, crazy show. The brunette gal played a moog that shot lasers out the bottom and flames would blow out the top when she played the low C and F sharp keys.
Always liked Sara the most,my crush. Though theyre all awesome. I wish the original trio were still together. It shows you time is special and you need to enjoy that time because it wont last forever,we all go down different roads as life keeps going. What these girls did cannot be forgotten,it was so special. What a time for music in those days.
LegendOfBillyJean *I could [I Would] hit on you at A Mall Arcade* %~ ) & You couldn't use your Cellphone as A "I'm occupied" excuse/ deterrent. We could [We Would] Sneak into the backroom & Not worry about 19 security cameras. I Miss the 80's, Don't forget how Domino's Pizza Tasted Waaay Better back than!
Me too. Looking back, I think I'd prefer Siobhan Fahey (short haired blonde on the right), but back then I loved that brunette. Siobhan definitely aged the best of the three.
CodeBleu724 The Stock, Aiken, Waterman days of Bananarama sold a lot of records, but their most creative period were the Jolley/Swain days. True Comfessions was the best ever.
Me too! They were clearly a bunch of punks just trying to make music and make that money.... I've heard them say that they never took it seriously in the early days and that was part of the charm
En los 80 soñaba con conocer NY...con esta canción cada ves que la escuchaba y se me cumplió el sueño gracias a mi Dios... qué ciudad maravillosa no ay otra...
The Philadelphia Eagles finally put it back together. Their league leading defense sacked St. Louis quarterback, Penelope Pitstop 7 times, and they shut out the Cardinals, meanwhile Sara Dallin the NFL's fourth leading rusher had a big day, she ran for 108 yards as Philadelphia rolled 38 to nothing. But the drama last weekend was 90 miles north on the New Jersey turnpike up in the Meadowlands. The New York Giants needing a victory to have any shot at the playoffs took Dallas into overtime. Keren Woodward had a chance to win it from 33 yards out and hit the upright. Moments later, another chance and here's how we called it: "...at 8:47 left in overtime, Woodward pops this one...this one is good." The Giants and the Eagles today in the National Football Conference wild-card game.
