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The Outfield were an English rock band based in London, England.[5] The band achieved success in the mid-1980s and are best remembered for their hit single, "Your Love".
“Your Love” is a song by the English rock band The Outfield, taken from their 1985 debut album Play Deep, released in early 1986 and written by guitarist John Spinks.
Producer: William Wittman
Performed by The Outfield
* Tony Lewis - vocals, bass guitar
* John Spinks - guitar, keyboards, vocals
* Alan Jackman - drums, percussion
Genres: Pop rock, power pop, new wave
Origin: Longon, England
Location and Date
1986
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The singer/bassist Tony Lewis died in 2020, guitarist John Spinks died in 2014 after a long battle with cancer. Two amazing musicians.
Band that helped me get through my youth. Forever grateful.
Did not know that. Shame ...thats way too young. Always hits me weird to know someone I grew up with as a teen has passed before me.
@Nothing: you forgot to mention that keyboardist, Reg Webb had also died
@@karlsmith2570 I didn't know that! Wow. Thanks for mentioning it.
@@Nothing-zw3yd yeah, Reg died about 2 years or so after John Spinks
I know a lot of people say this about other groups, but The Outfield are one of the most underrated bands, ever. Their vocals are superb. Thanks Beth.
@@user-wz4qv8vj8wthanking her for listening and in turn getting others that haven't heard it to listen
Sadly 2 members of the outfield, have passed away, lead singer Tony lewis passed away October 19 2020 I believe, the were awesome, toured with the starship, formerly Jefferson starship
@@tammytrehan5021 Yeah, that's really sad, they were amazing.
Yeah, the singer is great.
@@tammytrehan5021the keyboardist also died like 2 years after john spinks
A quintessential 80s song. You couldn't cruise anywhere without hearing this song. Brings back so many wonderful memories. Graduated high school in 1989. Best years of my life.
Absolutely!! I graduated in '90 where did the time go friend??
Yessir! I graduated hs in '89 as well. First concert I ever went to was Guns n Roses opening for Aerosmith at Pacific Amphitheater in Sep '88 in Costa Mesa, CA. Absolutely good times!
I graduated in 1987 and a friend of mine didn’t have a car so he rode with me to and from school everyday. He hated this song (and still does today) because I played that cassette and that song ALL THE TIME!🤣
Still one of my absolute favorites today!!!😉😊😎😏
89 here, first concert, Beastie boys, Run DMC opened up for them. Time flys! Love this song.
I had the opportunity to work on their stage crew their first US tour my hs senior year in '86.
It's hard to believe you've never heard this!!! Takes me back to my teenage years.😊😊😊
What he said!!!
Me too, great years!
All of these reaction people have heard these iconic songs, they get paid to pretend they havent, and for some stupid reason, we all fall for it......
I heard that song when I was in China many many yrs ago. and I didn't know any English at that time.
My uncle used to like this band and told me the lead singer died back in 2020 and the lead guitarist died in 2015 or around then of liver cancer. It's too bad on both parts....also that my gen just doesn't have any decent pop rock bands today.
In summer of 87 at 17 years old, I stood outside a bar/club and listened to them perform this song live. They sounded as good live and in the video. Great song!
Wow, that sounds like an amazing experience! I’m happy you got to hear them live even from outside! :)
This is long before autotune and some artists rely on technology to fix their mistakes. I once heard the two principals from Air Supply in a tv interview and it was without most of their toys, and they sounded horrible, flat, scratchy, and strained through every note of the song. It was then that I realized why they sounded good, and it was more about their equipment and the artist doing their mixing than about their own performance. Admittedly it could just have been a bad day, but I still recall it 40 years later!
당신의 말이 실제라면 나는 정말 부럽습니다!!!
@@PWingert1966actually autotune existed in the 80's , also playback performances ... . It's not as simple as 80's good 2020 bad . Tons of iconic songs and ballads were born in the 60' 70' 80' , but even 90's 00's , an even in the recent years . The difference is, now trash is marketed really heavily . And with the 90's the music Eras ended . Now it's everything everywhere all at once . Too much noise if you will ... . Also we are getting old . Every generation considers his 'youth music' the best .
@@kisspeteristvan Unfortunately many artists are known because of social media and marketing and not for their actual performance and skills.
Tony always maintained a solid constant vocal range. Sadly, we lost him in 2020. May he rest in peace.
This entire album is very consistent.
Trust me , it's a banger.
Agreed…mystery man, talk to me, 61 seconds, all the love…play deep is a killer album
It's always been my favorite album ever!
Even after i lent the CD to my ex, and when we broke up, he just kept it with him and never brought it back to me... Though he knew i LOVED that album...
Oh how i hate that bastard... 😑
Anyway, 'Play Deep' is, in my opinion, not only the best album of The Outfield very closely followed by 'Bangin'', but the best and most consistent album ever done by any band.
Thank you, they made such awesome tunes on that album.
trust me buddy shes heard it many times lmao you think a vocalist hasnt heard this song. im sure she hasnt heard acdcs lead singer either? she might do his reaction after this
"Since You've Been Gone", "All the Love(in the World)", "Say It Isn't So" and "Voices of Babylon" are some other great Outfield songs.
Not to forget "Going Back" ... ;-)
"my paradise" is my favorite
Winning it all is my favorite .
Can't forget "For You"
talk to me....
I met these guys just days after their first video hit. They came into my restaurant while traveling to their next show and we talked for quite a while. They were so nice to my waitstaff and crew. That night their video premiered on MTV I believe. Always liked this song.
The Outfield was one of the great bands of the 80's. They have an iconic sound. Thank you for reviewing this song, it's one of my favorite songs from the 80's!
I agree with you 💯
"Say it Isn't So" shows off the breadth of his vocal range.
Omg I love that song so much
This song will never get old, Such a Classic!!! The singer/bassist Tony Lewis died in 2020, guitarist John Spinks died in 2014, Reg Webb, the keyboardist who was blind, passed away in 2018.
May they all RIP! 🙏🙏🙏
Actually cried when I heard Tony passed. Another voice from my teenage years gone too soon. The amount of songs that I have in my Playlist from The Outfield is immense. Tony still sounded like this in 2020. He sounded sublime live.
Michael Hutchins. I'm standin' here on the ground, the sky above won't fall down ...
I was born in '97 but damn I also cried when Tony passed.
Indeed, I saw them live in 2018. A real treat for sur since I am like you and had so many of Outfield songs in my mind and playlist. Tony still had a voice and gave a great performance, you can tell he still had it in him.
These guys were the best thing to come down the Pike in a long time.. 1985, And it was fresh music, It just felt brand new.. I Love the outfield
One of my FAVORITE bands from the 80s!!!! So many GREAT songs!!!
This whole album (Play Deep) is amazing. It literally was our "pick up chics" cassette tape all thru high school back in the 80's😃😎
It’s definitely one of my favorite albums. All of the songs are so good!
I used to make Mix Tapes for my guy friends to impress "their ladies". Many times I would have to sit them down and go over what I was doing for them, so they could tell who they were giving the tape to "how they felt". To borrow the phrase 60% of the time, it worked for them.. every time! Did it work for me? Of course not! Oh yeah, back in the day, many small town Alberta girls LOVED "No Surrender" !
Amazing album. Soooo good. :)
One of my favourite countertenor voices. So smooth of a sound. The added harmonies were an added enjoyment. RIP Tony, you're voice was one of the most known of the 80s.
You know, this made me thing of another countertenor from this age that helped reshape music. Michael Anthony of Van Halen. I can't imagine a better example from that time of someone's vocals, and harmonies, that defined a generation.
I would say he was just a high tenor. Countertenor usually is refered to male singers singing in their head voice or falsetto and their most common place of appearance is in opera houses. In pop or rock music a countertenor voice doesn't really exist.
Tony had a fantastic head voice. He wasn't a chest singer like many of rock's Gods but with the delay effect, his high end vocals were just elevated to the next level.
Just a great song. The lead singing, backup vocals, guitars, bass, drums. Outstanding.
Top 3 if not THE BEST song of that time. Very underrated.
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The 1980's, what a great decade for music, and The Outfield, was one of the bands that made it so! Thanks for reviewing, and appreciating this classic!
Love this group, good song, good reaction. However, nothing compares to watching you chair-dance. Made my day.
I adore her chair-dancing!!!!
Can never get enough of this masterpiece! My favorite from the 80’s. 👏🏼🙏🏼
I love how Beth reacts not just to Tony's voice, but to the band's music. THAT is what The Outfield was all about in reality. Their music was fantastic and so very underrated. It made one feel good. It was fun and uplifting but they could also be very moody on the slower tracks. Fantastic musicians and very, very missed. RIP Tony and John. Thanks for your music and see you on the flip side!
“Voices of Babylon” is a great vocal example of their work.
Beth grooving to the beat is irresistible. ❤️
As a singer/writer/live performer,I have to be honest and say that hearing a real voice without autotune from someone fills my eyes with tears from the sheer beauty of it and for what autotune took away from us. This man's vocals are very beautiful. Also,my heart soars with joy to see you smile and break into dance. Very precious and cute. Music can touch the soul and bring our inner child and truest self out.
Thanks to bringing a deserved light to Tony Lewis and the team. He was a difference maker for sound once he arrived on scene. Truly appreciate that band. So talented. RIP fellas, you are missed.
This is from their first album “Play Deep” which I play the heck out of in high school. Sadly vocalist/bassist Tony Lewis passed away in 2020 at age 62.
These guys were so underrated. They had some great songs.
I wore this cassette out as a kid, and had plenty of mix tapes that had one of a few songs from this album on it. Sadly Tony passed away in the last year or two. There's a good interview out there prior to that where he talked about the making of this song. Worth the watch if you're a fan.
It's the "Professor of Rock" interview right here on TH-cam, I believe.
Yes, Professor of Rock. It’s a great channel for those of us who grew up in the 80’s. His interview with Tony was excellent. R.I.P. Tony.
I saw them at Six Flags in Atlanta on a promo tour. First time I’ve seen a drummer toss the sticks up, twirling and catch them exactly on note, hitting on the downswing.
One of the greatest songs on the 80's....surprised you'd never heard of them.
One in a million voice. This band lit up the '80s. Rest in peace Tony and John.
Thank you Beth! One of my favorite 80's pop tunes! Have loved this song since it was new!
Thanks for watching Jason!
Story time, first off I remember these guys as being VERY easy to work with. I was in a band in the 80s called Empire. We were asked to open for the Outfield at a venue called "The Button South" in the Miami area, Hallendale as I recall. Through a major mix up the Outfield's stage gear had accidentally been loaded in a container and already sitting on a ship as it was the end of their current US tour. Our drummer played Pearl brand drums and as their drummer was a Pearl endorsee and asked if the Outfield could use our stage gear for their show, of course we gave them access to everything we had. Luckily they travel WITH their guitars so they used our amps and drums. Their drummer totally reheaded our guys kit along with some new cymbals...We made it happen, our set went off well and their's killed! What makes it so memorable is the drummer just let our guy keep everything they bought for the kit. We opened for many big acts of the day in those years and while some were nice and some not so nice, the Outfiled stood out 🙂
I have forgotten what a great song this is. God I miss the 80’s.
One of my favorite production values of this tune is the backup vocals at 1:09. They end, but Tony holds his note a little longer. Very cool.
Cool pickup on this one. Love this band. And the song is a gem.
this song is a must in any roadtrip
I remember hearing this song many years ago when it came out. I was immediately and still to this day blown away by the sheer power in Tony's voice.
Loved this band. Sadly, totally ignored in the UK.
RIP Tony.
How about reviewing "24" by The Pretty Reckless
Never realised this was pitched so high. He sings so effortlessly never even thought about the technical challenges. Great comments on the vocals.
Every reaction video I watch to one of my all time favorite songs I grew up to, is gold. Cause it's how I reacted when I first heard it on the radio being babysat 😆 voice = hooked
I have mix tapes that I’ve saved going back 4 decades and there isn’t one of them that doesn’t have at least one if not more songs from these guys. To me they are one of the bands that give reason (even to kids today) to why people say that 80’s music was some of the best ever!
The fact that he keeps the tone and the key switching from "Ah" to the "Oooh" in the ending "I dont wanna looooooooose..." shit is kinda amazing! Most people have to drop down one or the other to keep the tone even from a hard "Ahhhh" to "Oooooh", just based on the physical shape the mouth makes on those sounds. But he holds that tone on the hard change.
If I'd have written the song for me to sing, the lyrics would have been "I don't wanna WASTE your love...", because that would be a less risky vowel sound to hold onto! 💯
Be sure to check out "All the Love In the World", and "Say it Isn't So" too! Equally awesome!!! And, yeah, the chair dance is great!!!❤️
Played this album so much in my dorm room my freshman year at UT back in ‘88, that my neighbors asked me who it was. Say It Isn’t So and All The Love In The World were great also.
And years later these songs will forever live on ❤😢😊
Thank you for this! This song - more than any other - reminds me of my teenage years. It never gets old❤️
It really is one of the best vocal performances of the decade. The outro is amazing.
Fraking awesome song from my teenage years! Still listen to it to this day!!
what a Jewel from the 80's, feel young again, this is one of my favorites from all time.
This just became my favorite video of you just because you forgot about hearing the song and started to enjoy it by damcing.
4:18 Sings it back perfectly after hearing it only once. Coach is freaking talented!
You would love their singing on "Every time you cry". HARMONIES!!!!!
The vocal ranges for Tony Lewis (countertenor) and John Spinks (baritone). John mostly does background vocals and guitar. You should hear John sing lead vocals on the song Jane" from their album "Rockeye".
I sure miss The Outfield. Brought back some great memories! I believe that they were truly underrated. Tony Lewis had an incredible voice, John Spinks was a great guitar player, and Alan Jackman superb on the drums. Rest in peace Tony and John. I will be listening to them until my time here is up.
Oh yes, The Outfield, I remember these guys very well, they were very popular 80s band, very pop-ish with a touch of punk in the simplicity of the guitar cording.
This was the first tape I ever bought. The memories that the album.unlocks are the best days. I'd love to see you do a couple of Peter Gabriel songs. He's so damn good live or edited. And the man is dedicated beyond most others!
The Outfield were such an UNDERRATED group!
I’ll go to my grave saying “Your Love” is the GREATEST song of the 80s!
An absolute masterpiece!
love your reaction at 0:34 when tony lewis walks by the girl. that was pure 80s video fodder!!
Man what a good song. And I love how you’re just enjoying it and dancing. Great video!
Thanks so much!!
Those harmonies KILL!!
This song... possibly more than any other transports me straight back to being a teenager in the 80s. It's forever a testimony and a vibe of just how unassuming, fun, and positive that decade was.
Such a great song! If a cover band doesn't have this in their set list they are not worth going to see😉
Those are some tough notes to hit. Pretty high on the register.
And this is why people loves you, you're so authentic, love ya too!
In early 2000s there with an MTV 80s stripped CD that has a bunch of 80s songs done acoustically. The version of this is so good. He does an even better job on it vocally. It’s really worth a listen.
An amazing band great albums and they were really good live… This is an iconic 80s song!
I'm such a sucker for those classic 80s background vocal harmonies, such a great sound.
I was lucky enough to see these guys two times in Houston, TX. At clubs so it was a up close and personal venue. Then, I got a real treat. I got to ride around with them in Houston in their limo for a couple of hours. The guys were down to earth and we laughed at each other's speech and sayings. They laughed at my Texas twang and I laugh at their sayings and speech. Really was one of the highlights of my partying days.
Love the chair dancing Beth. Tony Lewis and the Outfield were awesome and bring back many fond memories.
Sadly the lead singer passed away in April 2020, I believe that was the year. Maybe 2021. Iconic VOICE! takes me back to the times I listened to it in my room as a teen. The sound from this group absolutely defines the mid 80's rock sounds and "the second British invasion." lived it loved it miss it. There really hasn't been another decade like it. Take it from experience.
Indiana hoosier boy. Graduated in 86. These guys were and still are awsome. Isnt a day goes by I dont listen to one of there songs. Voices of Babylon started all for me. Lots of good memories to these guys. 80s forever. Rock on my hard rock'n amigos.
Tony Lewis. This song rocked my adolescent heart. My first LP I remember buying on my own. All their tracks are worth listening to.
F’ing FANTASTIC!! Such an underrated band!!! FANTASTIC VOCALIST!!!!!! Great dissection BETH🫵🏻😎
One of the best 80s songs
Loved seeing them live here in Detroit a couple times. Good memories, great band. I love singing this one too!
So cool!
❤❤❤The pure expression of joy and bliss while she dances to the outro of the song is adorably cute. My new goal is to write a song that makes someone react in this way. ❤❤❤
I never really thought about how much his voice makes this song. The piercing quality from the first note he sings cuts right through. But damn, so high for a guy!
This song is incredible and it brings back so many memories for so many people and if you where there when it came out then you know exactly what I'm talking about.
I first heard this song on a radio and it still carries through. There were only cassettes in those days, so hearing this on my Sennheisers is wild. It’s still clear and manages to be warm as well. Cheers!
She is so awesome. I love the way she gets into the music. And I love that song. Seems like she does too. Very nice looking also.
Charlie Blackman of the Colorado Rockies uses this as his walk-up song and has since high school. Great Song...
When I use to think of eighties music this was not one of the songs that would come to mind but I have really come to love this song more today. It's just a great song and now one of my top eighties favorites.
Alone with you by the Outfield shows how great his voice is
Mahoosive in USA. Under appreciated back home. Would love more airplay for them, because they were so, so good.
Thanks for the nice analysis.
Saw these guys live at my college and they were great!
This is my favourite favourite song ever. It cheers me up every single time.
For me, "Big Innings" is that album where ALL the tracks are amazing. Tony Lewis's voice was very high when was recorded, and we can see the difference through the years, watching last shows at footages here, at youtube. Him voice was not the same. A fantastic singer, fantastic band! Rest in Peace, Tony, wherever you are!
I was in HS when this came out. The 80s were an amazing time to be a kid. Cheers from America.
I love that song and as always I went down the rabbit hole looking up the band members and I found that the singer and guitar player. Passed away. 😢 they were so young.
Saw them at an outdoor concert in Nashville in the mid 80's.
With America, Crosby Stills and Nash and Jefferson Airplane.
The producer on this album (William Wittman) was the engineer on both Cindy Lauper's "She's so Unusual" and Joan Osborn's "Relish." Made some of my all time favorite albums.
I'm in tears listening to that song.
Some artists sing high tunes to get praises, but listening to their albums, you understand that they just had an amazing singer. Particularly, the album Play Deep is something to enjoy, as a singer and musically all together.
I LOVE the Outfield !!!!! A lot of memories....😊😊😊
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When the vocal coach starts dancing Taylor Swift style in her seat; Beth must really like 👍 this a lot 😊
This is my favorite song of all time. I got more joy watching YOU enjoy this for the first time, finding out how BOMB this is!!!!!!!!!! LOOOOOOVE IT! RIP Tony Lewis
Love your reaction videos...on point review with joy,emotion plus love the way you enjoy the music.
Just love observing the shear joy you exude while listening to and appreciating vocal music...it puts me in a happy place!☺
I remember when this song first aired on the radio, so I went and picked up the cassette tape. Was pleasantly surprised just how good the album was.