Siobhan Fahey and Marcella Detroit interviewed about the success of their No.1 hit "Stay" on TOTP: The Story of 1992, broadcast on BBC2 on Saturday 19th March 2022
They shall be really thankful to each other. Marcella's immense talent inspired Siobhan to become a better singer and writer, play instruments, etc, and she became quite a musician herself. On the other side, Siobhan pushed Marcella to stardom and she got recognized as a musician. Their solo stuff is great, but all the collaboration stuff between them two is amazing.
They complimented each other beautifully, shame we only got 2 albums with that lineup before personal issues got in the way. As they say, nothing can kill you faster than success.
I was a Kentucky coal miner listening to Skynnerd / acdc and Manson when this song came out ' fell in love with it back then and still listening to it today 🤘🤘🤘
Thanks so much for the Shakespears Sister TOTP interview. As a massive SS fan an collector, (I have six SS collection videos in my RU-vid channel) I’m so happy to see this new interview. I was hoping both ladies were in the same room discussing Stay. I hope they record a new album together.
I remember vividly when the stay video was on TV and me and my mum sat by the TV in silence. It had such a big effect on me, just like Nirvana or Michael Jacksons thriller. It realy was a big deal. I havnt felt like that in a long time
Even crazier in that it was all physical copies sold across 3 formats, no digital downloads back then, everyone had to go out and actually buy it. Early 90s was a good time for catchy and fun number 1's, before Britpop.
I always remember this video on being ITV's The Chart Show and loving it, and despite not understanding the themes even then I knew this song was kinda epic. Such a memorable and unique music video combined with timeless, powerful vocals. The 90's were a great decade to grow up in.
Some of the most famous artists weren't particularly great singers with impeccable voices. You completely miss the point with bollocks observations like that
@@K_j_M “Weren’t particularly great…” understate much? I’m not missing some deep, artsy ‘point’ here, her vocals are trash. I’d much rather focus on actual talent.