Wesley Magoogan's stunning sax solo and Hazel O'Connor's melancholy vocals have just reduced me to tears. I remember this so clearly from the 80s. Here I am, in my sixties, snivelling like a baby. Isn't music wonderful?
I agree wholeheartedly, as a 54yr man It brings me to tears, so emotional. Sad twist to this is that Wes no longer plays the sax due to a DIY accident where he lost some of his fingers. Utter travesty that he no longer plays.
I saw Hazel in 1980, the Breaking Glass tour (actually was on stage crew for the gig, at uni). Saw her again, a few years ago. I told her that this song always made me cry, and she laughed and called me a wuss. Proud to be a wuss, if I can keep hearing this song...
@@mandyhaynes1509 You are truly blessed. I would love to be called a wuss by Hazel, Toyoh, the immortal David Bowie or Suggs. I would feel immortal with a pedigree like that!
This should be an all time classic yet it's only real music fans who realise it.Every word sung wth passion and meaning .Best solo sax ever.This song reaches.into your soul.
Its ignored because its too gritty and shows the grim side of the music business and society. Hollyweird stole the visuals of Eighth Day for their bleh Tron movie. Art gets forgotten but trash gets promoted.
The saxaphone solo on this song is astonishing and set a whole new method òf briliance It set a whole new dimmension to popular music absolutley stunning
I wouldnt like to put a number on how many times I have listened to this and it gets me every time. I am sat here sobbing like a girl yet again, lol. Silly old bugger..........
People. Don't fall for these "2024?" posts. Most of them are from spammers and every thumbs-up you give them is putting their spam account into good standing.
Close your eyes and listen. Just beautiful. A million times better than today's garbage. I am praying for you Hazel. Please get better soon and Thank You for your music.
I agree. This track is burned into my soul, where it will reside, for eternity. Dear Hazel, I also heard the news about your health. Those immortal lyrics now contain even more meaning for me..."its getting kinda late now, I wonder if you'll stay now". That got to me. Hope they come true for you. Get well soon my queen Hazel.
I've been listening to this for over forty years, and it is still as fresh and breathtaking as it was the first time I heard it. Absolutely incredible...
Hazel O'Connor: Will You? (1981) Isn't this just one of the most beautiful recordings ever?! As well as the captivating vocal, there's the exhilarating alto saxophone solo interlude which closes the track. Haunting (in a good way). Featured in the film Breaking Glass in which she starred alongside Phil Daniels, Mark Wingett & many more.
Blessings upon you. Hazel. Your songs,voiced so many years,as a teenager, where we were unable to find the words. Forever thank you and deep respect to you. Thank you.
This beautiful song unlocks hidden memories of being a youth growing up in what now seems such a surreal time? Making bonds with friends that will never ever be broken. Even when they are no longer with us. I play this and we are back together. Talking, laughing, loving life. Xxx
This song makes me want to cry, so many memories, such a time to be growing up , I was 17 when this came out, my whole life ahead of me, Happy times, long ago
I heard about Hazel O'Connor's condition so, just wanted to wish her a speedy recovery. This is such a beautiful, criminally underrated song which, in a way, I like as it's always been such a secret passion of mine. You need to have a deep soul to appreciate the intensity of Hazel's performance here together with the stunning sax solo. This takes me way back to 1980 when I was very young & watched Breaking Glass. I think this was after Phil Daniels starred in Quadrophenia. Get well soon Hazel x
I can assure you it was not in any way underrated in either the UK or Ireland, where it went top 10 and stayed in the charts for weeks. I bought the single at the time and so did many of my friends. I still have it and still play it.
A couple of weeks ago in the hot weather, the daughter had a 26th birthday party and BBQ. Dad (me) of course had to drive a few of her mates home in the cooling summer night, roof down on the old XR3i. This came on the memory stick and they all went silent, "WOW, that is the most beautiful song. Who is it?" and "Put it on again, again, again!"....came the remarks. It seems OUR taste for 70s/80s music is shared. Good taste hasn't died with the recent dreadful music scene afterall. I don't think I have ever made a music compilation with this track. The sax just makes the hair on my neck stand on end. If I had some on my head, that'd probably stand on end, too. Thank you for this track, Hazel.
I had forgotten how music can bring back memories. late one evening my wife and I were returning home and this was being played on the radio. i just kept driving just so we could hear the sax solo. My wife passed away from this earth in May this year, but listening to this took me back years to being with her in the car that evening.
with more years behind me , than in front.........shutting my eyes and listening to this stunning song , amongst many others ,being taken back to the years of real music . to never return. still puts tears in eyes
@@grahamtowler9897 The music of today is absolutely terrible - I know older generations always say that about new music, but this time it really is true, absolutely no talent in pop music at all, it's all about image now, music is definitely the last thing considered.
@@RichardM-kv4uu There is some talent but plenty of dross,its more about image these days and looks.The music from the 60s to the 80s was so diverse that they are listened to by my age group and the youth of today too.Much of the present day music doesnt have the longevity
This is a fantastic track, with such haunting vocals beautifully performed, So awesome, This should be an all-time classic yet it's only real music fans who realise it. Every word is sung with passion and meaning. Best solo sax ever. This song reaches. into your soul.
Hauntingly 'perfect'. Some music you can tap your fingers too, some music can make you dance. Some music has that capability to touch the soul in you and make you weep. This creation is by far, untouchable. Love you Hazel
There are few songs that have the ability to stop you in your tracks when you hear it , and haven’t heard it for a while . This is one of them, it never fails to have this effect, the sax solo is just incredible, alas nothing like this classic exists in today’s music.
Oooo that saxophone is just beautiful I could listen to that on a loop for hours. This song is not played anything like enough it’s certainly in my top 20 of all time favourites.
I`m no musician but i know when an instrument pushes my buttons.That melancholy sax just blows my mind and Hazel sings with just the right measure to bring this track together. I loved this piece of music when it first came out and i love it still. Just unbeatable.
I was 9 at the time, so excuse my childish mis-hearing, but I honestly thought the line was "Will you adjust the lighting and say good night." Now, 42 years later, I'm adjusting the lighting so that I can sit in sheer darkness and listen to this stunning masterpiece....and, yeah, maybe raise a smile at the thought of my childhood error. 🙂
Nuneaton's greatest ever. I worked and went out in Cov at the time. Centre of the universe then with TwoTone etc. This was, and still is an absolute classic. Loved it then and now. You're never too old to appreciate great music. The times when the NF were chased off the streets of Cov. A great city.
Great film, great song!!! I was 6 at the time this film was released and I remember it vividly!! Always loved Hazel even though I was a mere child, I was an old soul for sure!! 🙏❤️
I eas 17 in 1980 & was in love for the first time with my darling Julie from Spinny Hill in Addlestone, Surrey, 5 tge Glen, this song always reminds me of those beautiful days, I wonder if you stay now, I wished you did, where ever you are in the world, Please take care, until we meet again, this song will always remind me of us, never to be, one day I hope we mee, John M x x x ❤❤
After reading your comment yes perfectly, looking at your profile how my life would have been made perfect if they had been with you beautiful. Sleep well.
Has been my favourite song since I first heard it in '81. It still moves me to tears to hear it today and there are only a handful of songs that ever have achieved that. No other song has ever captured that moment of imperfection and uncertainty so well. Thank you Hazel for this wonderful thing.
The song just came up from TH-cam whiĺe I was reminiscing. Hazel O' Conner and what a magical sax performance. It sends shivers through me. Makes being 61 years young feel great 👍
A small group of us managed to get into the pictures to watch this film (all aged 15..ish years old) What a blast, nobody spoke. But, 3 months later we were still talking about it. Fkn A. Loved it all.
What an absolute bangin tune, surely one of the greatest sax solos of all time, makes the hairs stand up on the back of my neck, brilliant stuff, you just can't touch it. 👍
I loved this song and it brings back so many delicious memories of sitting with my beautiful late wife in our first marital home on the floor with no furniture and just listening to Hazel.
Sit down, close your eyes, turn it up and loose yourself in this timeless classic, that gets better the more you listen to it. This is quite simply a masterpeice
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That sax can't be beaten amazing, what a song that is.
Well, it's true, you can't beat good sax!
I personally think it is better than the Sax on Gerry Rafferty's Baker Street!
We were blessed to live in a generation of some of the greatest music of all time ,
Agreed.
I've just come here from 10cc's "I'm not in Love".
Yes we were. Best music Era ever
Bollocks!
@@rogerbourke5570fk you, you know nothing by the sounds of you @ bullshitt u are.
Will You PLEASE Not Delete This Beautiful Classic 🙏🏽❤💛💚👊🏼👊🏼
I’m 37 and it’s the first time I’ve heard this song. Better late than never. 👍🏻
Congrats! :)
Wesley Magoogan's stunning sax solo and Hazel O'Connor's melancholy vocals have just reduced me to tears.
I remember this so clearly from the 80s. Here I am, in my sixties, snivelling like a baby.
Isn't music wonderful?
So awesome 😮
This is a fantastic track, such haunting vocals beautifully performed. Remember it like it was yesterday
I saw her sing it live a few years back. Reduced me to tears again!
@@tinabaxter9211 Any idea how Hazel is? She was taken unwell last year
I agree wholeheartedly, as a 54yr man It brings me to tears, so emotional. Sad twist to this is that Wes no longer plays the sax due to a DIY accident where he lost some of his fingers. Utter travesty that he no longer plays.
The sax solo here is absolutely incredible
Wesley McGoogan take a bow
Wesley Magoogan....my bad!
I worked on the Breaking Glass tour.
It seemed like every time I opened a door, Wes was getting a BJ.
Gives me goosebumps
Not enough sax in pop these days!
Probably one of the best saxophone solo's laid down
To me ,it is, absolutely beautiful,it makes me shiver, every time I hear it, awesome, always has done, always will
Agreed.
quite simple THE best sax solo every committed to record in my opinion
unkiley one, but...Spandau Ballet "True"
Not only the solo, the sax fills in so good at many lines.
Nobody can ever beat the era of the 50's , 60' 70' and 80' music, the best by far
The greatest sax solo ever - I was 13 when I first heard this and it still brings a tear 42 years on. A timeless masterpiece.
What a load of shite. You've clearly never heard Cannoball Adderley or, indeed, anyone who can actually play.
@@rogerbourke5570 I’ve heard of Adderley but I would rather listen to Finnish death metal than jazz, and I really don’t like death metal.
@@rogerbourke5570 Being a better player doesn't mean a better end result for the ears.
An exaggeration but certainly a pleasure to hear. There's another one on a pop record but I cannot yet recall its name.
agreed.
Listening to it it in 2024
Best saxophone solo ever and leaves Baker Street in the dark,
Prove me wrong 🤔👍
absolutely.....
Brings you to tears it’s so sublime
It’s sensational and always my favourite song featuring a saxophone
There is another good one in "Old and wise" by Alan Parsons Project
@@felixrodstein i'll have a listen.
Timeless classic, still enjoying this masterpiece in 2024
Me too, loved it than, love it now! ❤
One of the greatest songs in the history of music ever.
I agree and she was from Coventry where I was born, this song is timeless
Amazing.
Totally agree
100% agree!!! I'm so glad I saw her live, a few years ago. Hearing this was awesome.
@@dogrogers9250lucky you
The sax solo has to be one of the best I've ever heard. Just incredible.
It was Wesley Magoogan according to Google. Brilliant.
2024 anyone ?
Still here
Yep. A truly great song.
Too right
I am
Still here x However I somehow have got the dreaded big C x Lets listen to Hazel and remember the good times x
the saxaphone solo blows me away , makes you feel happy and sad at the same time , love it !
Wish we could bring back the 80s I believe the world would be better
I agree, I loved the eighties. Great music. Great Times.
...but it was our generation which made all the shit today...and we lived the 80...shame on us..
@@sichernicht no, that was Thatcher
@@minnie5301 yes, but we didn't do nothing...
@@sichernicht very true unfortunately. Too many I'm all right Jack's around
Not many songs can transport you back in time,but this is one of those,the sights,sounds and smells of early 80s come flooding back to the senses.
Amen 🙏
The best years of my life,and now look where we are....FFS😪😪😪😪😓😓😓😓
@@chirstopherj22 Love it.
Every song transports me back in time, that's what songs do.
I cry remembering those days. Best of my life for sure.
Tears in my eyes while listening to this. How I miss the 80’s ...The sax is so touching and emotional- brings back memories of my childhood. Bravo
me too!
I saw Hazel in 1980, the Breaking Glass tour (actually was on stage crew for the gig, at uni). Saw her again, a few years ago. I told her that this song always made me cry, and she laughed and called me a wuss. Proud to be a wuss, if I can keep hearing this song...
This has got to be one of the best songs ever
@@mandyhaynes1509 You are truly blessed. I would love to be called a wuss by Hazel, Toyoh, the immortal David Bowie or Suggs. I would feel immortal with a pedigree like that!
@@Moondog-wc4vm It did make me feel good! Agree about your other choices too; you have good taste! Suspect we're both of a certain era!
This should be an all time classic yet it's only real music fans who realise it.Every word sung wth passion and meaning .Best solo sax ever.This song reaches.into your soul.
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I agree I heard this in 1984 and have been in love with this song. Finally I found it in 2019 or 2020.
She is looking for love but you would not touch it with a barge pole....A cultural reference for sure though.
Its ignored because its too gritty and shows the grim side of the music business and society.
Hollyweird stole the visuals of Eighth Day for their bleh Tron movie.
Art gets forgotten but trash gets promoted.
The saxaphone solo on this song is astonishing and set a whole new method òf briliance
It set a whole new dimmension to popular music absolutley stunning
Great song by Hazel I have talked to her many times as she is from not far where I live still loving it 2020 who is with me?
its the balls
Me too, and the great Phil Daniels in the video.
It's still as fresh and as brilliant as it was then..
Randomly watched this movie one nite many years ago on tv -since then have saw Hazel many times -Phill Daniels was superb
It doesn't sound dated at all. Great lyrics.
I'm a 50 year old man crying right now. I miss the 80s 🙏🙏🙏
Me too, bud.❤
Get a grip, you effing pussy!
Wish we could go back in time@@jakethekipper
I know what you mean, miss the 80 so much. simpler better times.
The 80's when you lived life to the full , a distant memory
starting the 80's with such an epic song from an epic film breaking glass i'll never forget this film she should have gotten an oscar
Surely the best sax solo of all time. Bliss.
yep.
Totally agree 👍🏻
I think your right on that one!!!😊
Fantastic.,,,.
I wouldnt like to put a number on how many times I have listened to this and it gets me every time. I am sat here sobbing like a girl yet again, lol. Silly old bugger..........
2024 and Im still listening to this timeless classic. Quite possibly one of the best songs ever written/performed.
absolutely.
People. Don't fall for these "2024?" posts. Most of them are from spammers and every thumbs-up you give them is putting their spam account into good standing.
One of my childhood memories is my dad playing this, 40+ years later its still a tour de force.
Miss you dad.
Happy 67th Birthday dear Hazel, I still enjoy listening to you in 2022. Lots of love 💜 xxx
Lots of love 💜
Listening in July 2022, from Brazil!
Still one of the all time greats and the best Sax solo ever!
Close your eyes and listen. Just beautiful. A million times better than today's garbage. I am praying for you Hazel. Please get better soon and Thank You for your music.
It is a masterpiece, no argument.
I agree. This track is burned into my soul, where it will reside, for eternity. Dear Hazel, I also heard the news about your health.
Those immortal lyrics now contain even more meaning for me..."its getting kinda late now, I wonder if you'll stay now". That got to me. Hope they come true for you. Get well soon my queen Hazel.
Amazing song!! Get well soon Hazel 💕
I've been listening to this for over forty years, and it is still as fresh and breathtaking as it was the first time I heard it. Absolutely incredible...
so true, this song is a masterpiece ..................................
amazing music. amazing memories... this current world is lost to the demons running it.
Hazel O'Connor: Will You? (1981)
Isn't this just one of the most beautiful recordings ever?! As well as the captivating vocal, there's the exhilarating alto saxophone solo interlude which closes the track. Haunting (in a good way).
Featured in the film Breaking Glass in which she starred alongside Phil Daniels, Mark Wingett & many more.
Blessings upon you. Hazel.
Your songs,voiced so many years,as a teenager, where we were unable to find the
words. Forever thank you and deep respect to you. Thank you.
This beautiful song unlocks hidden memories of being a youth growing up in what now seems such a surreal time?
Making bonds with friends that will never ever be broken. Even when they are no longer with us.
I play this and we are back together. Talking, laughing, loving life. Xxx
Well said!
Me to 80s best days of my life
One of the greatest songs of all time
Yes it is a great song
You have a good ear.......possibly 2 😉
This song makes me want to cry, so many memories, such a time to be growing up , I was 17 when this came out, my whole life ahead of me, Happy times, long ago
I heard about Hazel O'Connor's condition so, just wanted to wish her a speedy recovery. This is such a beautiful, criminally underrated song which, in a way, I like as it's always been such a secret passion of mine. You need to have a deep soul to appreciate the intensity of Hazel's performance here together with the stunning sax solo. This takes me way back to 1980 when I was very young & watched Breaking Glass. I think this was after Phil Daniels starred in Quadrophenia. Get well soon Hazel x
I can assure you it was not in any way underrated in either the UK or Ireland, where it went top 10 and stayed in the charts for weeks. I bought the single at the time and so did many of my friends. I still have it and still play it.
Me too...get well soon x
Great film, great soundtrack
Here Here Sir 🤓
What's happened
A couple of weeks ago in the hot weather, the daughter had a 26th birthday party and BBQ. Dad (me) of course had to drive a few of her mates home in the cooling summer night, roof down on the old XR3i. This came on the memory stick and they all went silent, "WOW, that is the most beautiful song. Who is it?" and "Put it on again, again, again!"....came the remarks.
It seems OUR taste for 70s/80s music is shared. Good taste hasn't died with the recent dreadful music scene afterall.
I don't think I have ever made a music compilation with this track.
The sax just makes the hair on my neck stand on end.
If I had some on my head, that'd probably stand on end, too.
Thank you for this track, Hazel.
Oh the Ford XR3I I loved that car.
You are totally correct
@@darrenhirst9900 she's a beaut! ;)
It's the song that reminds me of when I first met my husband 27 years ago!
@@L33JONNO She is my friend.
I loved the style.
I'm nearly 56. I play this most days, and it still brings me to tears. No other song will ever come close to having such an impact on me..
I loved this song when I was young and I still love it now I am 60 years old. It's a musical masterpiece!
Must agree. The sax solo is still sends shivers through me
I had forgotten how music can bring back memories. late one evening my wife and I were returning home and this was being played on the radio. i just kept driving just so we could hear the sax solo. My wife passed away from this earth in May this year, but listening to this took me back years to being with her in the car that evening.
bless.
What a beautiful memory, I'm sorry for your loss.
with more years behind me , than in front.........shutting my eyes and listening to this stunning song , amongst many others ,being taken back to the years of real music . to never return. still puts tears in eyes
An absolute timeless classic, almost haunting.
One of my all time favourite songs , sends shivers down my spine, Hazel has a tremendous voice
I certainly have a notion to second THAT emotion !!
It’s the saxophone that’s gets me every time
I have'nt heard this song for about 20 years but I still could sing along to it word for word, How is that?
Glad to have lived through such brilliant music. Feel truly sorry for today’s kids.
I just flew back to 82 ❤
*1980!
I first heard it in 1982 when my BF at the time played it for me. Very romantic.
We later married and had two children.
It didn't last though.
One of the great 1980s songs, hard to believe anyone would give a thumbs down.
No doubt someone who thinks Justin Bieber is talented!
@@grahamtowler9897 The music of today is absolutely terrible - I know older generations always say that about new music, but this time it really is true, absolutely no talent in pop music at all, it's all about image now, music is definitely the last thing considered.
@@RichardM-kv4uu There is some talent but plenty of dross,its more about image these days and looks.The music from the 60s to the 80s was so diverse that they are listened to by my age group and the youth of today too.Much of the present day music doesnt have the longevity
Don't make music like this anymore just complete rubbish long live the 80s
Oh it’s true , it’s damn true
320 thumbs down , good grief , one of the greatest records ever !!
That's because they ain't got no taste in music just today's trailer trash
Hard not to call them c***s! And I am polite too.
@@peterbird2918 Define? Reckon you should respect others choices. It's an awesome tune, but not everyone will like it.
Sure is they are morons
Why even listen... Never understand negative opinion, no need
55 and still live the 80's life
That Sax gets me everytime brilliant
Still gives me goosebumps after 39 years i was 7 in 1981 i remember hearing this on radio
It is undoubtably one of the most passionate sax solos of all time……
I'm nearly 66 and I've already commented it's classic
This is a fantastic track, with such haunting vocals beautifully performed, So awesome, This should be an all-time classic yet it's only real music fans who realise it. Every word is sung with passion and meaning. Best solo sax ever. This song reaches. into your soul.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written.
One of the most underrated songs of all time, phenomenal sax solo just close your eyes and sit back and go back to happier times superb
Not underrated. In fact, highly rated. It was in the top ten for many weeks in both Ireland and the UK. Rightly so.
HAZEL! This movie and Your Music made my 80s Youth!
Absolutely brilliant x
Hauntingly 'perfect'. Some music you can tap your fingers too, some music can make you dance. Some music has that capability to touch the soul in you and make you weep. This creation is by far, untouchable. Love you Hazel
Perfection 🎶⚘️💔
That has to be the greatest Sax solo ever!
Speedy recovery Hazel.
❤
The best sax solo ever.
There are few songs that have the ability to stop you in your tracks when you hear it , and haven’t heard it for a while . This is one of them, it never fails to have this effect, the sax solo is just incredible, alas nothing like this classic exists in today’s music.
You know
Spot on
The saxophone is absolutely amazing
One of greatest songs ever .no one today could write that
This takes me straight back to school days.
Hazel O'Connor was so underrated,this Sax is so beautiful it makes me cry.
Oooo that saxophone is just beautiful I could listen to that on a loop for hours. This song is not played anything like enough it’s certainly in my top 20 of all time favourites.
Still the best sax solo of all time
agreed.
You’ve heard them all🤔
@@fwdesecretary1500Without a shadow of doubt the best saxophonist for this song since he wrote it
Yes!!!! ....Thankyou for your music.
I`m no musician but i know when an instrument pushes my buttons.That melancholy sax just blows my mind and Hazel sings with just the right measure to bring this track together. I loved this piece of music when it first came out and i love it still. Just unbeatable.
a timeless track😊😊❤❤
my god that sax playing is out of this world,one of the greatest songs ever performet
I was 9 at the time, so excuse my childish mis-hearing, but I honestly thought the line was "Will you adjust the lighting and say good night."
Now, 42 years later, I'm adjusting the lighting so that I can sit in sheer darkness and listen to this stunning masterpiece....and, yeah, maybe raise a smile at the thought of my childhood error. 🙂
Nuneaton's greatest ever. I worked and went out in Cov at the time. Centre of the universe then with TwoTone etc. This was, and still is an absolute classic. Loved it then and now. You're never too old to appreciate great music. The times when the NF were chased off the streets of Cov. A great city.
Why am I just hearing this today for the first time. I was born in 89. What a beautiful song!
I was born in 89 and I heard this song about 10 years. Fell in love with this. Listen to it constantly
This song still gives me goose bumps!! Absolute classic. Beautiful music and lyrics.
Happy Christmas Hazel O"conner ..........& the Sax Is Awesome...... JBXXX X
Oh, i remember this song, loved it then and still do...😍
This is what a love song should do: make you feel so many conflicting emotions.
An absolute classic!
It's the most beautiful song 💔⚘️
Great film, great song!!! I was 6 at the time this film was released and I remember it vividly!! Always loved Hazel even though I was a mere child, I was an old soul for sure!! 🙏❤️
Your so right, loved the movie all the songs are classics
This is breathtaking music x she is brilliant and should be acknowledged in the industry in my opinion
I eas 17 in 1980 & was in love for the first time with my darling Julie from Spinny Hill in Addlestone, Surrey, 5 tge Glen, this song always reminds me of those beautiful days, I wonder if you stay now, I wished you did, where ever you are in the world, Please take care, until we meet again, this song will always remind me of us, never to be, one day I hope we mee, John M x x x ❤❤
I could sit and listen to that sax all night ❤
Love the movie, Breaking Glass. So many great songs
Thank you for that song, Hazel.!
Oh how this song captures those romantic encounters. If you were ever lucky enough to have them. Gives me goosebumps. Powerful. Thank you Hazel. 💖
Me and my first love at 16 with this song on, so glad this was on, well breaking glass,
Behind the bike sheds ...o yes
After reading your comment yes perfectly, looking at your profile how my life would have been made perfect if they had been with you beautiful. Sleep well.
It all seems more obvious with Tinder and so on, this expresses some the risk of making yourself vulnerable.
@@pdrg The risk makes it worth it Paddy. No risk, no real excitement or frisson right? God I miss those days.
This has got to be one of the greatest love songs ever.
Simply Wow‼️👍. Transported back to the 80’s✌️
One of the best from the 80s
Has been my favourite song since I first heard it in '81. It still moves me to tears to hear it today and there are only a handful of songs that ever have achieved that. No other song has ever captured that moment of imperfection and uncertainty so well. Thank you Hazel for this wonderful thing.
The song just came up from TH-cam
whiĺe I was reminiscing. Hazel O' Conner and what a magical sax performance. It sends shivers through me. Makes being 61 years young feel great 👍
This voice...this sax...!!!!
Good has helped to write this song!
Goosebumps in my whole body, tears in my eyes!!!
Goosebumps again!
Reminds me of when I was young,. All these years later it brings me to tears, all the love i have had, and all the love I have lost.
Clearsoft, me too, but that's life, sadness is as valid as happiness, and a good cry is healthy!
A small group of us managed to get into the pictures to watch this film (all aged 15..ish years old) What a blast, nobody spoke. But, 3 months later we were still talking about it. Fkn A. Loved it all.
What an absolute bangin tune, surely one of the greatest sax solos of all time, makes the hairs stand up on the back of my neck, brilliant stuff, you just can't touch it. 👍
I loved this song and it brings back so many delicious memories of sitting with my beautiful late wife in our first marital home on the floor with no furniture and just listening to Hazel.
One of the most underrated songs and the most underrated sexiest use of a saxophone ever... period!
Kenny who?
Sit down, close your eyes, turn it up and loose yourself in this timeless classic, that gets better the more you listen to it. This is quite simply a masterpeice
One of the best songs of the 80s.
I hope Hazel is ok.
YES !!