This was in the charts for 6 MONTHS (has to be a record) and of course was a number 1 hit. It was very art nouveau to us. CHECK WHEN IT WAS RELEASED. It is over 50 YEARS OLD.
I'd watched her / them perform 'Only You Can' on a TV music show when I was only 4 or 5, around '74, and it was an instant earworm 😀 Which I remembered for some reason quite a few years later, but the only thing I still had a memory of were the 🎵"Every night, hey-hey"🎵 vocal bits, no artist name or proper song title. And it then also took me quite some time and effort to establish those! And when I finally heard the song again, for the first time in 45 years, it didn't sound anything like I'd remembered it 😅 But I did like it also _this_ time 'round 😊
This brings back memories of school days....when I had a mad crush on the singer😊......only you was another big hit for them.......Great choice from the peeps who asked for this!!!
She was a bit of a boomerang artist. Noosha Fox came from Sydney and went off to England, and the British sent this back to us as the latest hit single on the British charts. Consequently, it became a very big hit in Australia and was greatly loved by the Countdown crowd.
Thank you so much for doing this, it's always appreciated when you do one of my suggestions. It's a fun song, and a strange singer too. 😄 'Only You Can' is another song by Noosha Fox, real name Susan Traynor. 'Yellow Dog - One More Night' is in a similar vein to this, which is a fun one to react to as well.
I remember seeing this film-clip on TV and thinking she looked unusually familiar for a British singer. More like a Sydney club singer or something a little more local. Lo and behold, turned out she was an Aussie! That wasn't enough to warm my heart to this song. It still drove me nuts at the time. n Teehee ;)
I haven't spoken to Susan Traynor (aka Noosha Fox) in 55 years. I used to see her band, Wooden Horse, play around Sydney. They left for England in the early 70's, and none of us really believed she'd amount to much over there, because a lot of our popular groups often returned from England with their tails between their legs. She was also in her late 20's when she left Australia, which was considered ancient in pop music in those days. But ''Single Bed'' proved her small crowd of Wooden Horse fans wrong.
@@davidellis5141 I was 14 and for the first time I suddenly noticed girls .. late bloomer 🤣.. then this siren popped up on TOTP one day , and in the style of Terry Thomas the caddish 50’s n 60’s British character actor I thought “ Ding-Dong.. helllllo ! 😳 “.. 🤣😝 👍🏴
Thank you , noosha fox, one of foxyest women ever, noosha is the proud mum of a very prominent scientist, Iove this song, thank you so much for playing it , I'm glad you enjoyed it 🏴 happy healthy peace ✌️
😂 It took a while for me to get used to the tone of her voice, so your reaction was pretty much like mine the first time I heard it. But I love that cruisey rhythm, had me up and dancing straight away. I love the vodeo-do on the guitar voice box. So groovy 💖💃 P. S. I have a queen size bed and it's still just enough for me 😅😝. If I ever get a partner, we'll have to get a super king size bed.
Sharleen Spiteri of Texas is guest VJ on RAGE tonight! Google ''Rage Saturday night 9 March 2024 on ABC TV'' to see what she'll be chosing for tonight's RAGE. She must be the 10th Scottish guest RAGE has had in its near 40 year existence.
That’s GENUINELY interesting to me OnceWas 🧐- you can tell so much about a person if you got them to play 50+ of their fav songs . That looks like a perfect night in to me , loads of songs I adore ( Al green ) but just enough that I want to furiously bag on ( Lou Reed - hate him , total fraud 🤬) to make it a varied and memorable evening . Cheers for that , I enjoyed flicking through her choices , wee Scottish fox that she is ✊ 👍🏴
@@OnceWasRStrathfield🤷♂️.. just back from a little late night grocery shopping 9.30pm - put the shopping away and turned tv on , it always comes on at the last station you were watching - in this case BBC2 .. 😳 it’s only a TEXAS themed evening OnceWas - that’s spooky as fk ! The first voice I heard was Sharlene Spiteri talking about how they got discovered , so right now it’s Texas at the BBC , all the times they’ve appeared there , after that it’s a Texas concert with the BBC Scottish symphonyOrchestra ! What’s the chances of that ? 😅.. I haven’t mentioned her name or thought about Texas in 8-10 years ffs .. then twice in the same day ! 👀 👍🏴
@@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering What's funny is that Australians commonly ask if RAGE is still on air. The show is on at 2am weeknights, and 12am weekends. Its been on TV since 1987, but a lot of Australians don't watch it. It's now the oldest music TV show in the world at this point, and the guests on the show range from Judas Priest to Billy Joel to Tiny Tim to Blondie to Sepultura to TH-camr Anthony Fantano (The Needle Drop). The diversity of artists is just amazing. The only problem I find is that every artist chooses the same songs or artists. I've stopped watching a lot of the shows because of the predictability of the playlists, and there's no excuse. RAGE now has Countdown and Sounds (an old show on another network) archives with all their videos. RAGE has a deep archive, but the artists including Sheleen, tend to play the same old stuff. IT does appear diverse if you haven't watched RAGe as often as I have. The only clip I'll keep on this ep. of RAGE is The Supremes' '"Baby Love'' clip. Eveyrthing else I have already seen and have in my collection.
Big hit in the UK when I was living there as a kid. I didn't know she was Aussie until I watched some Countdown TV special or One Hit Wonders special on TV in Australia. I can't report what reception this got in Australia (obviously it was hit there), because I only returned to Australia in 1979.
I'm another one who's been leaving positive comments and yet to have a suggestion played. Family; Burlesque Part of the Load Bonnie Delaney and Friends (featuring Eric Clapton); Commin Home Keep doing!
Always loved Minor Therapy from Fox's Tails Of Illusion album, Kenny Young wrote a lot of their songs, he wrote for many acts from the 60s on. Remember Wooden Horse too. Noosha Fox also recorded The Heat Is On first, didn't make a mark until Agnetha fältskog recorded it.
They stormed the charts in 1975-76. Australian band. their singles messed with your stereo headphones, which was a novelty then. Please listen to their other singles. They were quite innovative.
Why do I get the feeling that Countdown kids across Australia were begging DJ's to play this piece of mid 70's bubble gum Disco. I had a very different face in mind when I first heard this on the radio, and then I saw the clip. I can see she is hot, but maybe hot for another kind of eye.
It was impossible to not know this song in Australia in 1976. I really do wish the Countdown sisters didn't make mention of Mrs Marsh, the Colgate toothpaste lady. That's just spoiled the whole experience for me now. 😪
I can't unsee the ''Mrs Marsh on the Colgate ads'' comparison after reading Hayley's comment. This song was a very big hit in Australia, and was often played on radio and TV after being shown on Countdown. We all thought she was new and innovative until the song was no longer on the charts, and then we just put her in this ''one and done'' box along with Pussyfoot and Pussycat.
Hi Bill, your suggestion & curiosity made me look this up, and OMG, I haven't heard this in over 40 years and had totally forgotten about it. even the fade-out ending with phone call. Thanks.
One of those songs that instantly cuts through because it sounds like nothing else around. Influential in its own way, I can see something of her in Alison Goldfrapp.
Noosha Fox was 32 when this song came out. I used to see her play in groups in Sydney in the late 60's, and a lot of us young hippies saw her as a ''pushing 30''. Glad that she proved us wrong.
@@EveJenkins58 - Reminds me of Debbie Harry 'already' being around 35 when Blondie released 'Heart Of Glass'! 😀 When 9-year old me saw her / them perform that song on a TV music show, I was totally in awe of her and realised there's more to girls than them just being silly and annoying 😅
I know the effects were of it’s time but that’s one of the most irritating video clips I can remember tbh .. I just wanted to see the lovely Ms Fox and the band and the effects were a massive distraction .. however 😅 , the overall effect is I’m super glad to hear this again and thanks for shout out 👍🏴
I would have been about 10 or 11 when this got big in Australia, and we knew she was Australian because Countdown host, Molly Meldrum, barked at us about her being Aussie and how we should be oh-so-proud. But to be honest, she reminded me of some of the teachers I had at my school.
@@I_was_a_Countdown_Kid-75-83 I only randomly found out a few years ago she was Australian , just assumed ,wrongly , cis I’d seen her on TOTP a few times she was a Brit , either way , if your teachers looked like her when I was 14 Hayley … well politeness dictates I leave it at that 🤫 👍🏴
LOT OF QUIRKY SONGS LIKE THAT UN 70s. REQUEST FIR RESSURECTION SHUFFLE BY ASHTON GARDNER AND DYKE AND SOMETHING IN THE AIR BY THUNDERCLAP NEWMAN CHEERSV😊
Thanks for using the RemasteredVersions upload. Did take a bit of work making it look and sound good. I am just looking through this Canadian video of a guy flipping through records in a Canadian record store, and there's a lot of Australian albums that go by. The Reels, Mondo Rock, Midnight Oil (hardly surprising, I guess), The Sports... I haven't seen the first Reels album in any second hand store in Australia, but it's there in Canada. I don't know why a shabby old Mondo Rock record is priced at $18, but they're all there! th-cam.com/video/WuxqECdNV20/w-d-xo.html There's also a lot of old Max Webster and Streetheart albums on this video.
@@mightyV444 Yes it was. That was from my Friday Night In The Video Room channel. I take clips from other channels and work on improving picture/sound quality before uploading them onto my RemasteredVersions channel. Friday Night In The Video Room has videos from my own archive.
@@OnceWasRStrathfield - Ah! Okay 😀 And thank you for the info! 😊👍 I was surprised that C&C played a version of the promo video clip with a _stereo_ audio track! The ones that come up during my search are only mono, which is lame AF 😅
@@mightyV444 What's really shitty is that I can't find a good version of ''Single Bed'' anywhere on the net. What I merged the video with was the best I could find. I don't know if anybody has worked on remastering the song since its release. There are a lot of people that record the Australian music show RAGE, and have been doing so for almost 40 years. I'm one of the guys that has piles of VHS tapes of RAGE, but I have friens that have stacks of boxes full of RAGE VHS tapes. I got no idea why nobody has worked at merging the ''Single Bed'' clip with a decent audio.
@@OnceWasRStrathfield - Yes, I did hear it a little bit at the beginning that this still wasn't the greatest audio. But that really was it already, and you've done a great job again! 😊👍
Cynthia .. it’s FINE saying you don’t like something 😅, the “ interesting “ and “ odd “ were the giveaway . I was in stitches seeing you struggle being positive .. no need .. just lay it on us . 👍🏴
@@rhonda_hart4982 I'm amazed it's allowed on TH-cam. ABC okay with having it up for the public to watch for free? But it is a very cool documentary. It definitely captures the spirit of the show.
@@OnceWasRStrathfield You and your friend Troy would have loved those days. I'm amazed that your mate has dedicated his life to finding lost Countdown episodes. I just wished a recorded more shows in the 70's, but my family only got a video recorder in 1980.
I am glad you played this. Thanks. If you want more of Noosha, please try Only You Can.
I remember when this came out. I think it was on 'Countdown'.
One of the quirkier hits of the 70's i remember as a kid, makes me think of Thursday evenings, in front of a coal fire, good stuff!
Lost my mind as a 6 year old when l heard this.
Can actually remember waiting by the radio for this particular song as it was quite big in Australia.
Only You Can by Fox is worth a listen too. In Australia is was a Double 'A' side with s-s-s-Single Bed.
This was in the charts for 6 MONTHS (has to be a record) and of course was a number 1 hit. It was very art nouveau to us. CHECK WHEN IT WAS RELEASED. It is over 50 YEARS OLD.
Great song, amazing vocals by Noosha Fox, their biggest bit was Only You Can which is well worth a reaction, hint hint 😁
I'd watched her / them perform 'Only You Can' on a TV music show when I was only 4 or 5, around '74, and it was an instant earworm 😀
Which I remembered for some reason quite a few years later, but the only thing I still had a memory of were the 🎵"Every night, hey-hey"🎵 vocal bits, no artist name or proper song title. And it then also took me quite some time and effort to establish those!
And when I finally heard the song again, for the first time in 45 years, it didn't sound anything like I'd remembered it 😅 But I did like it also _this_ time 'round 😊
I was in a record shop with my Mum to specifically buy a record, this was playing and bought it instead, I was about 8 or 9 😂
Great reaction. Glad someone finally got round to reacting to Fox. Try Red Letter Day, Imagine Me Imagine You and The Juggler... all fab tracks.
Quality, do love a bit of Noosha Fox, check out some of the other hits "He's got magic" and "Imagine me - Imagine you", keep up the good work!
This brings back memories of school days....when I had a mad crush on the singer😊......only you was another big hit for them.......Great choice from the peeps who asked for this!!!
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She was a bit of a boomerang artist. Noosha Fox came from Sydney and went off to England, and the British sent this back to us as the latest hit single on the British charts. Consequently, it became a very big hit in Australia and was greatly loved by the Countdown crowd.
She was a bit of a boomerang artist. 😅 Great description.
@@EveJenkins58 I'm sure that's a term I picked up on either Countdown or one of our very creative magazines at the time.
Thank you so much for doing this, it's always appreciated when you do one of my suggestions. It's a fun song, and a strange singer too. 😄 'Only You Can' is another song by Noosha Fox, real name Susan Traynor. 'Yellow Dog - One More Night' is in a similar vein to this, which is a fun one to react to as well.
I remember seeing this film-clip on TV and thinking she looked unusually familiar for a British singer. More like a Sydney club singer or something a little more local. Lo and behold, turned out she was an Aussie! That wasn't enough to warm my heart to this song. It still drove me nuts at the time. n Teehee ;)
I think that I first discovered this in the 90s on an old Top Of The Pops episode, or maybe Steve Wright's TOTP2 series.
I haven't spoken to Susan Traynor (aka Noosha Fox) in 55 years. I used to see her band, Wooden Horse, play around Sydney. They left for England in the early 70's, and none of us really believed she'd amount to much over there, because a lot of our popular groups often returned from England with their tails between their legs. She was also in her late 20's when she left Australia, which was considered ancient in pop music in those days.
But ''Single Bed'' proved her small crowd of Wooden Horse fans wrong.
She did really well in the uk Eve , a regular on TOTP in mid 70’s , I particularly remember her as I sooooo fancied her 😅
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@@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_BletheringShe's sharp 👌
@@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering I definitely would have been keen on her 👍
@@davidellis5141 I was 14 and for the first time I suddenly noticed girls .. late bloomer 🤣.. then this siren popped up on TOTP one day , and in the style of Terry Thomas the caddish 50’s n 60’s British character actor I thought “ Ding-Dong.. helllllo ! 😳 “..
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Thank you , noosha fox, one of foxyest women ever, noosha is the proud mum of a very prominent scientist, Iove this song, thank you so much for playing it , I'm glad you enjoyed it 🏴 happy healthy peace ✌️
Thanks for the memoirs, Cheers from Australia
😂 It took a while for me to get used to the tone of her voice, so your reaction was pretty much like mine the first time I heard it. But I love that cruisey rhythm, had me up and dancing straight away. I love the vodeo-do on the guitar voice box. So groovy 💖💃
P. S. I have a queen size bed and it's still just enough for me 😅😝.
If I ever get a partner, we'll have to get a super king size bed.
First in for one of my all time favs ! Had a HUGE crush on her back then , I was 13 😳
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Sharleen Spiteri of Texas is guest VJ on RAGE tonight! Google ''Rage Saturday night 9 March 2024 on ABC TV'' to see what she'll be chosing for tonight's RAGE.
She must be the 10th Scottish guest RAGE has had in its near 40 year existence.
@@OnceWasRStrathfieldcheers , I’ll do that right now 👌
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That’s GENUINELY interesting to me OnceWas 🧐- you can tell so much about a person if you got them to play 50+ of their fav songs . That looks like a perfect night in to me , loads of songs I adore ( Al green ) but just enough that I want to furiously bag on ( Lou Reed - hate him , total fraud 🤬) to make it a varied and memorable evening . Cheers for that , I enjoyed flicking through her choices , wee Scottish fox that she is ✊
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@@OnceWasRStrathfield🤷♂️.. just back from a little late night grocery shopping 9.30pm - put the shopping away and turned tv on , it always comes on at the last station you were watching - in this case BBC2 .. 😳 it’s only a TEXAS themed evening OnceWas - that’s spooky as fk ! The first voice I heard was Sharlene Spiteri talking about how they got discovered , so right now it’s Texas at the BBC , all the times they’ve appeared there , after that it’s a Texas concert with the BBC Scottish symphonyOrchestra ! What’s the chances of that ? 😅.. I haven’t mentioned her name or thought about Texas in 8-10 years ffs .. then twice in the same day ! 👀
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@@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering What's funny is that Australians commonly ask if RAGE is still on air. The show is on at 2am weeknights, and 12am weekends. Its been on TV since 1987, but a lot of Australians don't watch it.
It's now the oldest music TV show in the world at this point, and the guests on the show range from Judas Priest to Billy Joel to Tiny Tim to Blondie to Sepultura to TH-camr Anthony Fantano (The Needle Drop). The diversity of artists is just amazing. The only problem I find is that every artist chooses the same songs or artists. I've stopped watching a lot of the shows because of the predictability of the playlists, and there's no excuse. RAGE now has Countdown and Sounds (an old show on another network) archives with all their videos. RAGE has a deep archive, but the artists including Sheleen, tend to play the same old stuff. IT does appear diverse if you haven't watched RAGe as often as I have. The only clip I'll keep on this ep. of RAGE is The Supremes' '"Baby Love'' clip. Eveyrthing else I have already seen and have in my collection.
Check out their first album, 'Fox'. They weren't just a pop group with an attractive lead vocalist.
Big hit in the UK when I was living there as a kid. I didn't know she was Aussie until I watched some Countdown TV special or One Hit Wonders special on TV in Australia. I can't report what reception this got in Australia (obviously it was hit there), because I only returned to Australia in 1979.
I'm another one who's been leaving positive comments and yet to have a suggestion played.
Family;
Burlesque
Part of the Load
Bonnie Delaney and Friends (featuring Eric Clapton);
Commin Home
Keep doing!
Puts me in mind of Ever So Lonely by Monsoon. Singer was exotic like Noosha Fox.
We did that one
Always loved this song!
What a great sound and voice...
No one seems to play it, really glad you have, Thanks!
A Canadian guy was telling me about Canadian women. He said, "Nice and warm in winter, shade in summer." 😊
Nice talkbox. Quite a hypnotic voice by Noosha Fox aka Susan Traynor
Always loved Minor Therapy from Fox's Tails Of Illusion album, Kenny Young wrote a lot of their songs, he wrote for many acts from the 60s on. Remember Wooden Horse too. Noosha Fox also recorded The Heat Is On first, didn't make a mark until Agnetha fältskog recorded it.
Immediately made me (Cynthia) think of The Heat Is On by Glenn Frey LOL
@@hanierfamily Different song 😉
@Stephenhowell5611 After Fox, writers Kenny Young and Herbie Armstrong had a one hit wonder under the name Yellow Dog called 'Just One More Night'
They stormed the charts in 1975-76. Australian band. their singles messed with your stereo headphones, which was a novelty then. Please listen to their other singles. They were quite innovative.
Susan Traynor.... very talented lady and band
Why do I get the feeling that Countdown kids across Australia were begging DJ's to play this piece of mid 70's bubble gum Disco.
I had a very different face in mind when I first heard this on the radio, and then I saw the clip. I can see she is hot, but maybe hot for another kind of eye.
It was impossible to not know this song in Australia in 1976. I really do wish the Countdown sisters didn't make mention of Mrs Marsh, the Colgate toothpaste lady. That's just spoiled the whole experience for me now. 😪
I can't unsee the ''Mrs Marsh on the Colgate ads'' comparison after reading Hayley's comment. This song was a very big hit in Australia, and was often played on radio and TV after being shown on Countdown. We all thought she was new and innovative until the song was no longer on the charts, and then we just put her in this ''one and done'' box along with Pussyfoot and Pussycat.
I always thought Noosha looked like the type that'd dip chalk into coloured liquid. Tough teeth!
That's mean!
Now I can't unsee! Thanx!!! lol
@@rhonda_hart4982 I'm sorry Ha, ha 😛
Now you need to react to One More Night by Yellow Dog which is with Kenny Young who was in Fox
I love this song
Cheers from Downunder
Hi Bill, your suggestion & curiosity made me look this up, and OMG, I haven't heard this in over 40 years and had totally forgotten about it. even the fade-out ending with phone call. Thanks.
I just realized that she's 79 now!
Damn, I was 5 when this was a hit in Australia.
One of those songs that instantly cuts through because it sounds like nothing else around. Influential in its own way, I can see something of her in Alison Goldfrapp.
Sounds like Claire Grogan from Altered Images ..looks young & not innocent ! 😆 🤣 .. She's got it going on 👍
Noosha Fox was 32 when this song came out. I used to see her play in groups in Sydney in the late 60's, and a lot of us young hippies saw her as a ''pushing 30''.
Glad that she proved us wrong.
@EveJenkins58 Thanks for the information. I'm in the states & this is the first I've heard of her. Like her attitude !
@@EveJenkins58 - Reminds me of Debbie Harry 'already' being around 35 when Blondie released 'Heart Of Glass'! 😀
When 9-year old me saw her / them perform that song on a TV music show, I was totally in awe of her and realised there's more to girls than them just being silly and annoying 😅
@@mightyV444 That's cute. I could tell Debbie Harry was no spring chicken when I first saw the ''In The Flesh'' film-clip on TV back in '76.
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I know the effects were of it’s time but that’s one of the most irritating video clips I can remember tbh .. I just wanted to see the lovely Ms Fox and the band and the effects were a massive distraction .. however 😅 , the overall effect is I’m super glad to hear this again and thanks for shout out 👍🏴
I would have been about 10 or 11 when this got big in Australia, and we knew she was Australian because Countdown host, Molly Meldrum, barked at us about her being Aussie and how we should be oh-so-proud. But to be honest, she reminded me of some of the teachers I had at my school.
@@I_was_a_Countdown_Kid-75-83 Haha, I'm right there with you CK, And way back then, I too, found her 'Just' a little creepy. 😄stay cool.
@@I_was_a_Countdown_Kid-75-83 I only randomly found out a few years ago she was Australian , just assumed ,wrongly , cis I’d seen her on TOTP a few times she was a Brit , either way , if your teachers looked like her when I was 14 Hayley … well politeness dictates I leave it at that 🤫
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@@Paul850T3 I'm glad somebody out there feels the same way. She reminded me of Mrs Marsh on those Colgate commercials!
@@I_was_a_Countdown_Kid-75-83 You're terrible, Hayley! Comparing Noosha Fox to Mrs Marsh. 😆 But it's true, she does look like Mrs Marsh 😂
Been there 😁🤣
Imagine me Imagine You -Fox
Imagine me Imagine You by Fox is great
LOT OF QUIRKY SONGS LIKE THAT UN 70s. REQUEST FIR RESSURECTION SHUFFLE BY ASHTON GARDNER AND DYKE AND SOMETHING IN THE AIR BY THUNDERCLAP NEWMAN CHEERSV😊
Lead singer noosha foxx
Thanks for using the RemasteredVersions upload. Did take a bit of work making it look and sound good.
I am just looking through this Canadian video of a guy flipping through records in a Canadian record store, and there's a lot of Australian albums that go by.
The Reels, Mondo Rock, Midnight Oil (hardly surprising, I guess), The Sports...
I haven't seen the first Reels album in any second hand store in Australia, but it's there in Canada.
I don't know why a shabby old Mondo Rock record is priced at $18, but they're all there!
th-cam.com/video/WuxqECdNV20/w-d-xo.html
There's also a lot of old Max Webster and Streetheart albums on this video.
Was yesterday's 'New Toy' video also from your restored collection, Ryan?
@@mightyV444 Yes it was. That was from my Friday Night In The Video Room channel. I take clips from other channels and work on improving picture/sound quality before uploading them onto my RemasteredVersions channel. Friday Night In The Video Room has videos from my own archive.
@@OnceWasRStrathfield - Ah! Okay 😀 And thank you for the info!
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I was surprised that C&C played a version of the promo video clip with a _stereo_ audio track! The ones that come up during my search are only mono, which is lame AF 😅
@@mightyV444 What's really shitty is that I can't find a good version of ''Single Bed'' anywhere on the net. What I merged the video with was the best I could find. I don't know if anybody has worked on remastering the song since its release.
There are a lot of people that record the Australian music show RAGE, and have been doing so for almost 40 years. I'm one of the guys that has piles of VHS tapes of RAGE, but I have friens that have stacks of boxes full of RAGE VHS tapes.
I got no idea why nobody has worked at merging the ''Single Bed'' clip with a decent audio.
@@OnceWasRStrathfield - Yes, I did hear it a little bit at the beginning that this still wasn't the greatest audio. But that really was it already, and you've done a great job again!
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Cynthia Chris is your Polar Bear
She's calling you a fatso. Chris. We await your response 😂😂😂😂
I liked this although I don't know why.
YOU REALLY GOTTA SEE THE VERSION DONE BY THE KRANSKY SISTERS! EVEN WEIRDER AND FUNNY TOO!!!!❤
Cynthia .. it’s FINE saying you don’t like something 😅, the “ interesting “ and “ odd “ were the giveaway . I was in stitches seeing you struggle being positive .. no need .. just lay it on us .
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So you missed her say " I really liked it"?🤔
@@paul-Ess no …. I didn’t miss that 🤷♂️
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I (Cynthia) did like it! I would say that it wasn't for me otherwise. 😀
@@hanierfamily ok if you say so , you just seemed to be struggling to be positive . Fair enough , my mistake
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This Countdown reflection special mentions a few Countdown kids: th-cam.com/video/YXboFZImA0s/w-d-xo.html
What a brilliant special! They really do know how to hype up an oldie like Countdown.
@@rhonda_hart4982 They're really good at making a special out of shows like this. You can tell they've put a lot of heart into it.
@@rhonda_hart4982 I'm amazed it's allowed on TH-cam. ABC okay with having it up for the public to watch for free?
But it is a very cool documentary. It definitely captures the spirit of the show.
@@liveitup67 Wish I was around to experience it!
@@OnceWasRStrathfield You and your friend Troy would have loved those days. I'm amazed that your mate has dedicated his life to finding lost Countdown episodes. I just wished a recorded more shows in the 70's, but my family only got a video recorder in 1980.
Americans don't understand English music and culture 😅
TRY "JEANS ON"BY DAVID DUNDAS. It is very catchy.