In un'intervista, riguardo un tuo triste passato, ti sei definito un diverso, io ti dico è vero perché sei un grande Geniooo!!! Dio ti ha ripagato con l'amore e l'affetto di tutti i tuoi fans, che sono milioni di persone in tutto il mondo! Ti sembra poco? Essere nel cuore del Signore Nostro Gesù Cristo e non solo. Eternamente grati, per le emozioni che ci trasmetti!!! Thanks you!
Ho letto da poco anch'io la sua accorata biografia raccontata anche in Holding back the years. Però come dici tu il compenso che ha ricevuto è stato grandioso 😍. L'amore per Mick nasce con i miei 20 anni e dopo 35 è cristallizzato nel firmamento dove lui brillerà eternamente
thank you very much Congratulations for all the songs that are successes Bravo l'Artiste for all these years spent with you on this planet that we call earth. Good continuation and I wish you a great success for the future. Félicitation pour toutes les chansons ce sont que des réussites Bravo l’Artiste pour toutes ces années passées avec toi sur cette planète que l'on nomme terre. Pour le Bonheur que tu apporte à tous ceux qui te suivent . Bravo aussi à ton orchestre. Pour le bonheur que tu apporte à tous ceux qui t'écoutent . Bonne continuation et je te souhaite un grand succès pour le futur .
extra ! super! formidable ! félicitations à l’artiste Simply red sen Super ! L'artiste ! Simply Red formidbale ! Super ! Super ! Super ! Extra ! Félicitations ! À l'artiste pour cette chanson !!!
Extra! Great! great! Congratulations to the artist Simply Red Super! The artist! Simply Red formidbale! Great ! Great ! Great ! Extra! Congratulations! At the artist for this song !!!
This sax player has been with Simply Red (Mick) for numerous years ... He's the best !!! Anyone know his name ??? I'm dying to know ... just LOVE him !!!
Reaganomics Helped the Poor Ask a good liberal about Reaganomics and he’ll say three things: Reagan tried to make ketchup a vegetable, he flooded the country in red ink, and he was mean-spirited about the poor, like when he’d tell the story about the Cadillac-ensconced “Chicago welfare queen” who had 80 names, 30 addresses and 12 Social Security cards. In fact, the real income (adjusted for inflation) of the poorest fifth of U.S. households increased by 12 percent in the 1980s, reversing a 17 percent slide between 1979 and 1983 before the economic growth of the Reagan era kicked in. The poverty population, after growing by 7 million during the late 1970s, dropped by 4 million in the 1980s. One only has to recall the kind of economy Reagan inherited to see that things for the poor weren’t exactly all hunky-dory during the time that the allegedly less mean-spirited Jimmy Carter was in charge. Inflation in 1980 was 13.5 percent, a jump in the cost of living that’s the least affordable for those at the bottom, for those least likely to be able to get wage increases that match runway price increases. By 1986, Reaganomics had knocked the inflation rate down to 1.9 percent - especially good news for those at the bottom who don’t have the luxury of dealing with big price hikes by simply cutting back a bit on the yachts and diamonds. For the years 1977 to 1981, taken as a whole, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that wages, on average, increased by 35 percent while prices jumped by 49.4 percent, producing an overall drop in excess of 14 percent in the real value of American paychecks. With jobs, Reagan inherited a collapsing economy with unemployment rates rising from 7 percent in 1980 to 8 and 10 percent, respectively, in 1981 and 1982. By 1989, Reaganomics had cut the U.S. jobless rate in half, to 5 percent - especially good news, again, for those at the bottom who found themselves standing in ever-lengthening unemployment lines prior to the era of Reaganomics. Altogether, 19 million U.S. jobs were created from 1982 to 1989, more than the total number of jobs created in Europe and Japan combined, two-thirds of them high- or middle-paying, producing real income increases in every income group, from the poorest fifth of households to the richest fifth. By 1988, over three-quarters of the tax filers in the poorest fifth of families in 1980 had moved out of that bottom quintile, with some 16 percent moving all the way to the top fifth of income earners. Among African-American households in the 1980s, the number of families earning more than $50,000 in real dollars doubled from 7 to 14 percent, the unemployment rate for black teenagers fell by 21 percent, black employment in professional and managerial occupations expanded by one-third, and the number of black-owned businesses increased by 38 percent, triple the rate of overall business growth during that period. Overall, the real median income of African-American households increased by 17 percent between 1982 and 1989, reversing the 10 percent decline from 1978 to 1982. It doesn’t much matter, in short, whether ketchup is a vegetable or if Reagan embellished a bit about how many names the Cadillac lady had in Chicago (the welfare recipient to whom Reagan was referring was actually convicted for using two different aliases). What worked was a program of tax cuts, incentives and deregulation that unleashed one of the strongest and longest economic expansions in U.S. history, an expansion that cut unemployment, increased business investment, raised productivity, reduced poverty and reversed the overall decline in the purchasing power of American paychecks. And the red ink? Think of how deep it might have been if Reaganomics hadn’t reversed the nation’s economic decline, if the unemployment rate had continued on its way up, from 8 and 10 percent to 15 or 20 percent, pulling down the level of incoming taxes while simultaneously expanding government outflows on the newly unemployed and poor. Consider, too, how the Soviets were on the march in Angola, Afghanistan, Nicaragua, and Somalia when Reagan came in and how they were well on their way to what Reagan called the “ash heap of history” by the time he’d left. Think of how much red ink might now be flowing if the Soviets controlled half the globe.
He's extremely good but in my humble opinion still the original version of this song performed by Valentine Brothers is better. Probably a lot of people think this is the original, which is untrue.
Che bello che era Mick! Lo è ancora... ma a 30 anni con quei capelli stipendi era il ragazzo più sexy del mondo!🥰😍🤩
Muito fã ❤
Semplicemente fantastici!!!!
GRANDE intusiasmo, Allegria, bellissimo Mick Hucknall in ogni parte del Mondo e ad ogni mento della vita. 😘🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌹
Esibizione travolgente come del resto tutto il concerto, Mick di una bellezza unica molto particolare
Wonderful Soul Voice
No better band/music than Mick and Simply Red❣️
In un'intervista, riguardo un tuo triste passato, ti sei definito un diverso, io ti dico è vero perché sei un grande Geniooo!!! Dio ti ha ripagato con l'amore e l'affetto di tutti i tuoi fans, che sono milioni di persone in tutto il mondo! Ti sembra poco? Essere nel cuore del Signore Nostro Gesù Cristo e non solo. Eternamente grati, per le emozioni che ci trasmetti!!! Thanks you!
Ho letto da poco anch'io la sua accorata biografia raccontata anche in Holding back the years. Però come dici tu il compenso che ha ricevuto è stato grandioso 😍. L'amore per Mick nasce con i miei 20 anni e dopo 35 è cristallizzato nel firmamento dove lui brillerà eternamente
👍👍👍😘❤️
E molto bella le belle canzoni durano nel tempo
Mick ,your great personality is so incredible! I love your way to dress ! You are the number one of international music! Love forever
Do tej pory nie wiedziałam, że tak kocham rude włosy, Mick jesteś Aniolem
I love his voice. Since the beginning up to now. Before the pandemic of course
Simply red🎉😅🎸 música sucesso.ate hoje, quem é bom, permanece🎉😅
Magic
Love that Voice Mick you can really sing those songs !!!!!
People that Love this
GREAT MAN and BAND
ALIVE AND PASS IT
ON. TEENS WOULD
LOVE THIS SONG.
IF YOU HAVE SOME
PASS IT ON.
I love your voice Mick you’re Great, thanks for your talent, I miss you.
❤❤❤Микки,я тебя люблю ❤❤❤
What an awesome voice!
Love you Mick and love your beautiful red hair.
v nbccp
Mick Hucknall.--one of the greatest singers of our time.
Completely agree👍 💙
I love this song thanks for sharing
this band is so tight mick has got the audience moving with him love it
Your voice is unique, I would like you to sing again, many thanks for the happiness you bring.
Love you Mick and your amazing voice.xoxoxo
thank you very much
Congratulations for all the songs that are successes
Bravo l'Artiste for all these years spent with you on this planet that we call earth.
Good continuation and I wish you a great success for the future.
Félicitation pour toutes les chansons
ce sont que des réussites
Bravo l’Artiste pour toutes ces
années passées avec toi sur cette planète que l'on nomme terre.
Pour le Bonheur que tu apporte à tous
ceux qui te suivent .
Bravo aussi à ton orchestre.
Pour le bonheur que tu apporte à tous
ceux qui t'écoutent .
Bonne continuation et je te souhaite un
grand succès pour le futur .
Mike o maior cantor de todos os tempos.
this should be re released ...it will be no 1 hit for sure ..cuz money is too tight to mention
Mick has a gorgeous voice and gorgeous red hair! ❤️
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
love the funking bass awesome.
Mick you and the band
Keep the gold in my
Heart and my Diamond's
In my SOUL
ohhh muy bella cuanto sueño estar en estos conciertos tan hermosos
bons tempos!!!!!🎶🎶🎤🎤🎶🎧
Brazilian guitarist Heitor, playing a lot in this tour!
Que arranjador, esse guitarrista brasileiro Hein?!...
Be weird if he didn't! he was the band's guitarist for three albums (A New Flame, Stars and Life)
extra ! super! formidable ! félicitations à l’artiste
Simply red sen
Super !
L'artiste !
Simply Red formidbale !
Super !
Super !
Super !
Extra !
Félicitations !
À l'artiste pour cette chanson !!!
adora essa música linda
Canta muito não consigo parar de ouvir
Awesome!!!!!
Extra!
Great!
great!
Congratulations to the artist Simply Red
Super!
The artist! Simply Red formidbale! Great ! Great ! Great ! Extra! Congratulations! At the artist for this song !!!
LOVE you MICK!
Demaissssssss
This sax player has been with Simply Red (Mick) for numerous years ... He's the best !!! Anyone know his name ??? I'm dying to know ... just LOVE him !!!
Never mind ... I googled it ... his name is Ian Kirkham, and he is Simply Awesome for Simply Red !!! XOXOXOXOXOXO
His name is Ian Kirkham, a beast when it comes to playing, and a very gentle man
Iam Kirkham
He is a BEAST with those two solos on Infidelity
Love it and him
Simply red's dyonmite love that dyonmite voice
great jazz groove
Crazy 90's outfits :)
Love you guys. Love the dreads.
BEST EVER....SIMPLY RED
LOVE YOU MICK
adorooooo
os melhores de todos os tempos amo amo amo
Vamos dançar!!
Mamma Mia! So cute the girl 0:43
great♡♡♡♡
what is the refrain at 3:52 ?
i used to think he say "whta its your time dimention" haha im not english speaker obviousily
lol I like that!
Awesome
muito afinado
Quelle voix
Je m'incline !
talking 'bout money... The always problem.
Reaganomics Helped the Poor
Ask a good liberal about Reaganomics and he’ll say three things: Reagan tried to make ketchup a vegetable, he flooded the country in red ink, and he was mean-spirited about the poor, like when he’d tell the story about the Cadillac-ensconced “Chicago welfare queen” who had 80 names, 30 addresses and 12 Social Security cards.
In fact, the real income (adjusted for inflation) of the poorest fifth of U.S. households increased by 12 percent in the 1980s, reversing a 17 percent slide between 1979 and 1983 before the economic growth of the Reagan era kicked in. The poverty population, after growing by 7 million during the late 1970s, dropped by 4 million in the 1980s.
One only has to recall the kind of economy Reagan inherited to see that things for the poor weren’t exactly all hunky-dory during the time that the allegedly less mean-spirited Jimmy Carter was in charge. Inflation in 1980 was 13.5 percent, a jump in the cost of living that’s the least affordable for those at the bottom, for those least likely to be able to get wage increases that match runway price increases. By 1986, Reaganomics had knocked the inflation rate down to 1.9 percent - especially good news for those at the bottom who don’t have the luxury of dealing with big price hikes by simply cutting back a bit on the yachts and diamonds.
For the years 1977 to 1981, taken as a whole, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that wages, on average, increased by 35 percent while prices jumped by 49.4 percent, producing an overall drop in excess of 14 percent in the real value of American paychecks.
With jobs, Reagan inherited a collapsing economy with unemployment rates rising from 7 percent in 1980 to 8 and 10 percent, respectively, in 1981 and 1982. By 1989, Reaganomics had cut the U.S. jobless rate in half, to 5 percent - especially good news, again, for those at the bottom who found themselves standing in ever-lengthening unemployment lines prior to the era of Reaganomics. Altogether, 19 million U.S. jobs were created from 1982 to 1989, more than the total number of jobs created in Europe and Japan combined, two-thirds of them high- or middle-paying, producing real income increases in every income group, from the poorest fifth of households to the richest fifth. By 1988, over three-quarters of the tax filers in the poorest fifth of families in 1980 had moved out of that bottom quintile, with some 16 percent moving all the way to the top fifth of income earners.
Among African-American households in the 1980s, the number of families earning more than $50,000 in real dollars doubled from 7 to 14 percent, the unemployment rate for black teenagers fell by 21 percent, black employment in professional and managerial occupations expanded by one-third, and the number of black-owned businesses increased by 38 percent, triple the rate of overall business growth during that period. Overall, the real median income of African-American households increased by 17 percent between 1982 and 1989, reversing the 10 percent decline from 1978 to 1982.
It doesn’t much matter, in short, whether ketchup is a vegetable or if Reagan embellished a bit about how many names the Cadillac lady had in Chicago (the welfare recipient to whom Reagan was referring was actually convicted for using two different aliases). What worked was a program of tax cuts, incentives and deregulation that unleashed one of the strongest and longest economic expansions in U.S. history, an expansion that cut unemployment, increased business investment, raised productivity, reduced poverty and reversed the overall decline in the purchasing power of American paychecks.
And the red ink? Think of how deep it might have been if Reaganomics hadn’t reversed the nation’s economic decline, if the unemployment rate had continued on its way up, from 8 and 10 percent to 15 or 20 percent, pulling down the level of incoming taxes while simultaneously expanding government outflows on the newly unemployed and poor. Consider, too, how the Soviets were on the march in Angola, Afghanistan, Nicaragua, and Somalia when Reagan came in and how they were well on their way to what Reagan called the “ash heap of history” by the time he’d left. Think of how much red ink might now be flowing if the Soviets controlled half the globe.
He's extremely good but in my
humble opinion still the original version of this song performed by Valentine Brothers is better.
Probably a lot of people think this is the original, which is untrue.
Lajt w Hamburgu
myslisz, ze to lajt jest?
☆☆☆☆☆
Ridiculous tune!
Possuído o Baixista!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤