In the 80's they were the best disco dancing girls SAW had been recording with, especially when they sung Cruel Summer for the Karate Kid film. Magical group👍🎤🎵💞
A very welcome Christmas present, the book made me laugh out loud on many occasions. Particularly the pre-fame fashions. Their enduring friendship in the book is very cute reading. I always looked at Sara, she always seemed to be in the middle!
Love Bananarama, so many great and catchy hits but their best years for me were in the 80's as a trio with Siobhan. This book should've been done in 2017 when Siobhan temporarily rejoined the group. She is a huge part of the groups history, popularity and success. Not enough credit given to her. She really should've had a hand in the writing and creation of this book. The lack of credit and attention Jacquie continues to get is still very unfair. She played her part too and was part of the groups history
A lot of pop music in the 80's really didn't stand the test of time, but their biggest hits of Cruel Summer, Venus and I Heard A Rumor are still solid.
Really? A lot? How come 80's music is popular as ever and it is now 2021. Every day thousands of 80s music videos are played on TH-cam and even kids from 13 to 19 years of age are listening to it. Sure there were some songs that didn't but the vast majority are still consistently being played every day. Culture Club Tears for Fears Spandau Ballet Aha to name a few.
@@injanhoi1 No. You're wrong, because for every Culture Club, there was a Starship, For ever Tears for Fears, there was a Klymaxx, for every Aha there was a Falco... and I could go on and on. (Spandau Ballet was terrible, by the way. Aha had maybe two decent songs, Culture Club made so many shit songs, like Karma Chameleon.. I wanna puke thinking of that song.)
Island Scots would describe you 2/3 as 'gallus' ((it's a compliment). When I was whizkidding in education in England, in the 80s, I had all your albums. These days I've got you on TH-cam. All the time! I love Pete Waterman revealing that you insisted on calling him (along with his mum) 'Peter'.
@@anthonypoole6417 Agree she is such a fan fave. She actually didn't know this until the days of social media as back in 88 - 91 she says she was told the fans didn't like her. 😡😢
Ray Of Light Ah, thats sad. It was difficult for Siobhan at times. Jacquie was a young woman, it must've been so lonely for her being left out. I hope her life was a good one after leaving.
Jacquie was brought in from the record company and not because Sara and Keren wanted to replace Siobhan. Jacquie was boring, had no charm and was plainly an imposter. So that's why she wasn't mentioned.
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Both of you are great singers love you god bless you
Banarama is a music legend. Every July and August for me is a "Cruel" summer.
The Nro 1 Bananarama song is " Love, truth and honesty' 👏👏👏👏👏
I had a HUGE crush on Karen in their heyday. She is still drop dead gorgeous.
not wrong there!!!
im right there with you and yuup drop dead gorgeous.. sigh
In the 80's they were the best disco dancing girls SAW had been recording with, especially when they sung Cruel Summer for the Karate Kid film. Magical group👍🎤🎵💞
The video of Moving on still gives me goosebumps. And the harmonica section of Preacher Man, pure genius.
The track and the video is pure class
A very welcome Christmas present, the book made me laugh out loud on many occasions. Particularly the pre-fame fashions. Their enduring friendship in the book is very cute reading. I always looked at Sara, she always seemed to be in the middle!
Enjoy so much every music video from Bananarama. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Love Bananarama, so many great and catchy hits but their best years for me were in the 80's as a trio with Siobhan. This book should've been done in 2017 when Siobhan temporarily rejoined the group. She is a huge part of the groups history, popularity and success. Not enough credit given to her. She really should've had a hand in the writing and creation of this book.
The lack of credit and attention Jacquie continues to get is still very unfair. She played her part too and was part of the groups history
bananarama are so amazing
I just finished reading their book really enjoyed it ❤️🇦🇺
Love these ladies!❤❤
I liked them back in the 80s!
Same!!! Still my all time fave group!❤️❤️❤️
They were even entered in the Guiness Book of Records back in 1988 for the most sold albums.
It was for most chart entries for an all female group. More than the Supremes!
@@monroeboy80 Correct 🙂
@@monroeboy80 What about songwriting. Don't they write a lot of their stuff?
you can't help smiling when you see them
Honey's forever!!
A lot of pop music in the 80's really didn't stand the test of time, but their biggest hits of Cruel Summer, Venus and I Heard A Rumor are still solid.
Really? A lot? How come 80's music is popular as ever and it is now 2021. Every day thousands of 80s music videos are played on TH-cam and even kids from 13 to 19 years of age are listening to it. Sure there were some songs that didn't but the vast majority are still consistently being played every day. Culture Club Tears for Fears Spandau Ballet Aha to name a few.
@@injanhoi1 No. You're wrong, because for every Culture Club, there was a Starship, For ever Tears for Fears, there was a Klymaxx, for every Aha there was a Falco... and I could go on and on.
(Spandau Ballet was terrible, by the way. Aha had maybe two decent songs, Culture Club made so many shit songs, like Karma Chameleon.. I wanna puke thinking of that song.)
Their longevity is endearing. And sara still looks stunning with a little touch of class to boot.
@@colingeddes2172 Yes, she has aged quite well. All class.
Really? I think you're absolutely nuts. I can't tell you how many people I've met these days that absolutely love 1980s music
lets be real, we all miss the 80s 90s music ;P and all the disco nights
Beautiful, if I had to enclose all my thoughts in one word I would simply tell you that you are wonderful, I love you!
Love you bananarama
Still gorgeous as ever
...and they're still gorgeous
Gotta get my copy!💋
Island Scots would describe you 2/3 as 'gallus' ((it's a compliment). When I was whizkidding in education in England, in the 80s, I had all your albums. These days I've got you on TH-cam. All the time! I love Pete Waterman revealing that you insisted on calling him (along with his mum) 'Peter'.
I really liked Siobhan
MI6 could have run an entire international honey trap division based on their sex appeal.
Mantap bananarama.Cruel sumer adl lagu terbaik.Sioban Fahey luar biasa..knp dia gak kelihatan?tks.Gbu
Something is missing on the fav group...
They could be sisters.
They're looking great. I know Siobhan was part of the original line up (which Eammon referenced) but its like Jacqui is wiped from history.
Jacquie will always be my personal fave. She can never be wiped from my psyche 😘
Ray Of Light, Jacquie probably isn't bothered by it, but I always feel for her, its as if she didn't matter. Far from it.
@@anthonypoole6417 Agree she is such a fan fave. She actually didn't know this until the days of social media as back in 88 - 91 she says she was told the fans didn't like her. 😡😢
Ray Of Light Ah, thats sad. It was difficult for Siobhan at times. Jacquie was a young woman, it must've been so lonely for her being left out. I hope her life was a good one after leaving.
Jacquie was brought in from the record company and not because Sara and Keren wanted to replace Siobhan. Jacquie was boring, had no charm and was plainly an imposter. So that's why she wasn't mentioned.
Does somebody seem to be missing?
Here are the Bananas back in their heyday (first row):
th-cam.com/video/8NLLAeNhH3k/w-d-xo.html
Sara's daughter, LOL
Bananarama too me Bananarama will always be all 3 of them not the 2 of them
Omg... the lovely blond Karen made me becoming a 'real' man... ok, maybe in my dreams... still attractive... brillant all together.
Sara is the blonde one.
Banana women?! They're certainly showing male traits more as they get older.