Unlike Taylor, Debbie didn’t need the internet and social media to become famous. Debbie’s raw talent as a singer/songwriter/composer was all she needed.
Always been a huge fan of this song.. Never knew it had a video.. But what talent.. What a voice.. Voice of an angel.. Can't think of a single artist who could write this, let alone write and sing as well as she can..
This is one of the greatest songs . Her voice is unbelievable . So beautiful . The original on Spotify is 7 minutes long . High and lows and so much stuff to do on your voice . She supposed to have written this . She should of become a movie music soundtrack . At the start of the 90s the grunge era , really put a hurting on hearing this unbelievable voice . Too bad !
I can see Debbie Gibson as versatile artist. She could perform different characters in your songs but in the same time being the same person that show how great artist she is.
Unfortunately the single was butchered.Though a great song, it was too long for Top 40 radio. Another ballad such as "Sure" probably would've been better for a single. Only if VH1 and adult contemporary radio took notice since it appeared MTV and Top 40 have ignored her by 1991.
In the day, she was my favorite singer one of them. I love her voice, and she made a movie a really good, teacher in the school. it’s so good of a movie. Her voice is still wonderful.
I've always loved the song, but the follow up to "Anything Is Possible" should have been "Reverse Psychology"; or, if it had to be a ballad in the "Foolish Beat" and "Lost In Your Eyes" tradition to see if she could win back the fans of those songs, a more safe choice would have been "One Hand, One Heart".
It did not matter what singles where released, by the time this album came out radio had already stopped playing her. Back then, radio had so much power over an artists success. Great Song!
@@MR-fx9gg I remember by the time AIP came out, they started that jukebox channel and that was the only time I could see her videos (we had to pay for each song request)! I miss the old VH1 and MTV days of them actually playing videos all day (with occasional shows - they used to show Young Ones, Monkees, and Monty Python). I used to be so excited for new premieres and the daily countdowns and marathons. :-(
Almost all pop acts flopped in the first half of the 90s. Sooner or later. Debbie Gibson: "Out of the Blue" (1987) went multi-platinum in the USA. "Electric Youth" (1989) also went multi-platinum. "Anything Is Possible" (1990) went gold. "Body Mind Soul" (1993) did not even go gold. Paula Abdul: "Forever Your Girl" (1988) - 7× Platinum "Spellbound" (1991) - 3× Platinum "Head over Heels" (1995) - Gold Taylor Dayne: "Tell It to My Heart" (1988) - 2× Platinum "Can't Fight Fate" (1989) - 2× Platinum "Soul Dancing" (1993) - Gold "Naked Without You" (1998) - - etc. So Debbie was not the only one.
New Years Eve 1953 (as noted at the beginning of the video) is a bit of artistic license with a soundtrack like this. But that's alright. Deb soars here, as always. Job well done.
Deb was/is a fan of 50's pop culture, which her first car was a Ford Fairlane and "Grease" is her favorite movie. In fact, she appeared in two productions of the music in the 1990's. Famously as Sandy in the London West End production of "Grease" (1993).
I always thought Debbie Gibson had potential to crossover to the adult contemporary charts, but was unfortunately pigeonholed as a 80s pop princess and Atlantic Records didn't promote her third album compared to her first two. Several of Debbie's peers from the 80s such as Taylor Dayne, Paula Abdul, Janet Jackson, and George Michael still had success and there were artists close to her style from Wilson Phillips and Amy Grant's pop crossover.
Almost all pop acts flopped in the first half of the 90s. Sooner or later. Debbie: "Out of the Blue" (1987) went multi-platinum in the USA. "Electric Youth" (1989) also went multi-platinum. "Anything Is Possible" (1990) went gold. "Body Mind Soul" (1993) did not even go gold. Paula Abdul: "Forever Your Girl" (1988) - 7× Platinum "Spellbound" (1991) - 3× Platinum "Head over Heels" (1995) - Gold Taylor Dayne: "Tell It to My Heart" (1988) - 2× Platinum "Can't Fight Fate" (1989) - 2× Platinum "Soul Dancing" (1993) - Gold "Naked Without You" (1998) - - etc.
I wonder why the public didnt respond to this album? I think she was getting too ambitious in her music. This isnt the usual tuneful pop she was known for. The album version was ovre 7 minutes long
I don't like the way this song was edited. While I like the original nearly 8 minute song, for editing purpose (radio airplay), having all the verses and bridge and just singing the chorus twice should be good because the chorus does sound repetitive on the album version. So it would go something like this: VERSE 1: Baby, what ever did I do (I do, I do, I do...) To make you not only turn away But turn, oh so far away Never considering turning back VERSE 2: I need you to know I'll never smile Until we reconcile (until we reconcile) I know now that that won't happen Somehow I'll try and cope But I just can't get out of my head That glimmer of hope Everybody tells me I need time away from you But your the only thing in my world And that's the last thing I wanna do VERSE 3: Baby, whatever did I do To make you not only go away But twist every word I say To make the tables turn... VERSE 4: You're sayin' I'm the one who's at the core Yes, I'm the one who glanced at the door (Oh, slammed the door) But you're the one who turned the handle Tried to burn the candle at both ends At both ends you lead me On and on and on You really, really took me Now you've left, my mind is gone CHORUS: It's gonna take a miracle To give up my hope and get on with my life Oh that mystic moment A split-second stop Of my heart And with this miracle Comes unwanted reality 'Cause this so-called miracle Has turned into a tragedy BRIDGE: It's easy to give advice When your heart's not in it But the best thing for me to do is let go But somehow I get lonely It's hard to stand and face the crowd Doin' a one-woman show (Instrumental) Everybody tells me I need time away from you But your the only thing in my world And that's the last thing I wanna do Then the final Chorus: It's gonna take a miracle (It's gonna, it's gonna take a miracle) To give up my hope and get on with my life (It's gonna, it's gonna take a miracle) Mystic moment A split-second stop Of my heart And with this miracle (It's gonna take a...) Comes unwanted reality (I don't want a reality) This so-called miracle Has turned into a tragedy Tragedy
Dude I remember rushing home from school every day for weeks after I saw the cassette single for this song at Camelot music. I was dying to see the video and they never played it!!! It was then that I realized Debbie was no longer queen and her time had come to an end. It legit made me sad! Then I learned there was a video about 10 years ago! It was better late than never. I love that she's still doing stuff today and having fun with her music even though she really doesn't sound very good anymore 😕
I’ve always liked this song, but the single version is so weird. Why on earth would they cut out the entire second verse and make three quarters of the song just her repeating the chorus? The original is arguably too long anyway-it could easily have been six minutes or even five-but I really think a better edit could have made this a hit.
Well I can only imagine what went through the mind of others against God's plans? I'm not making any sense of my belonging to one while I was vacationing, to going home, APPROACHED just to betray someone else. I met him as another. But I was too smart to not figure out the jest of right and wrongs in a situation. Bullshit is what it is.
One of the few 80s female singers who never sold her soul to the industry....
Not just 80s
Dirty shame this song and album didn't do better on the charts. This song is solid.
The whole album! I thought I was the only one
Unlike Taylor, Debbie didn’t need the internet and social media to become famous. Debbie’s raw talent as a singer/songwriter/composer was all she needed.
& huge promotion by MTV
Always been a huge fan of this song.. Never knew it had a video.. But what talent.. What a voice.. Voice of an angel.. Can't think of a single artist who could write this, let alone write and sing as well as she can..
I was today years old when I found out this song had an official video too.
More depth and range than most other talent.
True!
"This So-Called Miracle" has a power ballad vibe
This is one of the greatest songs . Her voice is unbelievable . So beautiful . The original on Spotify is 7 minutes long . High and lows and so much stuff to do on your voice . She supposed to have written this . She should of become a movie music soundtrack . At the start of the 90s the grunge era , really put a hurting on hearing this unbelievable voice . Too bad !
Yes, really a power ballad
It sure does has a power ballad vibe I love it 🥰💛💚💜🤎🧡❤💙🤍
Debbie Gibson has always been one of my favorites.
Such grace Debbie had and still has.you’d don’t hear anything about her in bad ways in past several years unlike most of these artists
I have just discovered this song! Wonderful!
Look for the live version( I think from Japan). It's so damn good
@chrisgrover161 Thanks I'll have to check that out!
Rock in rio 1991 live version is my favorite
A very good song. She’s talented. I’m still a fan of Debbie.
I never thought that there was a video of this song. Sure was the DG hit in the Philippines 🇵🇭 back in the early 90s.
REALLY😱😱 hindi ko alam yun sana all buhay ng 90s 😅😂
1st time ko marinig song na to.ang ganda.bkit never yata na play sa radio o tv
I can see Debbie Gibson as versatile artist. She could perform different characters in your songs but in the same time being the same person that show how great artist she is.
We need a full-version video for the almost 8 minutes of this song...
Unfortunately the single was butchered.Though a great song, it was too long for Top 40 radio. Another ballad such as "Sure" probably would've been better for a single. Only if VH1 and adult contemporary radio took notice since it appeared MTV and Top 40 have ignored her by 1991.
8 minute version is absolute classic. Possibly her best.
Debbie always been my favorite singer but I never heard this song before til now. I love it
This is great, but her live version ( from japan) is even better❤
She sounds like an angel 😌
I was today (5th Dec 2020) years old when I first learned Debbie actually made a music video for this song.
Awesome song. Debbies voice is amazing. Been a fan since her first album Out Of The Blue
Beautiful song thanks for upload the video ♥️
Hermosa Debbie.....💚👌🏼😘
Que linda que es DEBBIE GIBSON !! Y Sus temas son lindos !!
Wow omg wow i love this song
Debbie g is now helping raising the flag of pop world
Amo esa mujer, desde la primera vez que la escuché
This is a nice song
They never showed this video on MTV. I saw it a couple of times at a clothing store that I used to go back in the day.
Never heard it before--I love it!
Oooh classy Debbie 😍😍😍
Never knew about this video but until today.
Debbie! You are great👍✨✨
I love you😘😘
Eu te amo debbie gibson .Linda e maravilhosa
Love the full version of this song
In the day, she was my favorite singer one of them. I love her voice, and she made a movie a really good, teacher in the school. it’s so good of a movie. Her voice is still wonderful.
This singer is so great, good on you Debbie
Early 90s pop in general is underrated
Nice song.
Qué bonita canción,no la conocía 💚💜💙❤️
Busca la versión completa. Dura casi 8 minutos...
@@alfredodododo3140 no its 7:27 but not 8:00
Disco Anything is Possible 1990
I remember seeing her when i was really young live my sister loved her.
I love this song❤❤❤
nice song, greetings from Peru.
Nice song and great singer !
Debbie #1
I love her ❤
Superb.
Hermosa canción....!!!
Masterpiece
She definitely needs to go back on A North America Tour.
It's only been recent that I have re conected to her and a few others thx youtube!!
great video¡¡¡
Linda
Wonderful Video. like
Way back then, she doesn't need Autotune unlike the singers today....
Great!
Classy :)
Anything is possible は最高のＡＬＢＵＭだったなぁ
I have her greatest hits.
This song was not included in there just like one hand, one heart.
exelent
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
Sandy ❤
Marilyn Gibson or Debbie Monroe look, damn she looks amazing in this video
Demais 🎶😎🎶🎶
I've always loved the song, but the follow up to "Anything Is Possible" should have been "Reverse Psychology"; or, if it had to be a ballad in the "Foolish Beat" and "Lost In Your Eyes" tradition to see if she could win back the fans of those songs, a more safe choice would have been "One Hand, One Heart".
She did release One Hand, One Heart, there is even a music video for it.
It did not matter what singles where released, by the time this album came out radio had already stopped playing her. Back then, radio had so much power over an artists success. Great Song!
@@MR-fx9gg I remember by the time AIP came out, they started that jukebox channel and that was the only time I could see her videos (we had to pay for each song request)! I miss the old VH1 and MTV days of them actually playing videos all day (with occasional shows - they used to show Young Ones, Monkees, and Monty Python). I used to be so excited for new premieres and the daily countdowns and marathons. :-(
Dónde puedo encontrar la canción traducida al español??? Alguien sabe?? No la he podido encontrar
Almost all pop acts flopped in the first half of the 90s. Sooner or later.
Debbie Gibson:
"Out of the Blue" (1987) went multi-platinum in the USA.
"Electric Youth" (1989) also went multi-platinum.
"Anything Is Possible" (1990) went gold.
"Body Mind Soul" (1993) did not even go gold.
Paula Abdul:
"Forever Your Girl" (1988) - 7× Platinum
"Spellbound" (1991) - 3× Platinum
"Head over Heels" (1995) - Gold
Taylor Dayne:
"Tell It to My Heart" (1988) - 2× Platinum
"Can't Fight Fate" (1989) - 2× Platinum
"Soul Dancing" (1993) - Gold
"Naked Without You" (1998) - -
etc.
So Debbie was not the only one.
Add Tina Arena to that list too. She ended up getting fired from her label. 🤷 Too many cowboys in the music industry.
And Wilson Phillips. Massive first album, the second flopped bad.
New Years Eve 1953 (as noted at the beginning of the video) is a bit of artistic license with a soundtrack like this. But that's alright. Deb soars here, as always. Job well done.
Deb was/is a fan of 50's pop culture, which her first car was a Ford Fairlane and "Grease" is her favorite movie. In fact, she appeared in two productions of the music in the 1990's. Famously as Sandy in the London West End production of "Grease" (1993).
@@ThePuffinTop Very much aware of all of that, thanks.
🎤 Debbie Gibson
🎼 This So-Called Miracle
💽 Anything Is Possible
📅 1991
🎬 James Yukich
2023 ❤🇦🇷
Gives me Grease vibes
Deb,keep singing!?how is Brian Bloom?!
She looks like Marilyn Monroe like that. I had the cassette tape to this song but, never saw the video.
I always thought Debbie Gibson had potential to crossover to the adult contemporary charts, but was unfortunately pigeonholed as a 80s pop princess and Atlantic Records didn't promote her third album compared to her first two. Several of Debbie's peers from the 80s such as Taylor Dayne, Paula Abdul, Janet Jackson, and George Michael still had success and there were artists close to her style from Wilson Phillips and Amy Grant's pop crossover.
Ironic, huh. Others controlling another's destiny from afar, seems far to someone,
Almost all pop acts flopped in the first half of the 90s. Sooner or later.
Debbie:
"Out of the Blue" (1987) went multi-platinum in the USA.
"Electric Youth" (1989) also went multi-platinum.
"Anything Is Possible" (1990) went gold.
"Body Mind Soul" (1993) did not even go gold.
Paula Abdul:
"Forever Your Girl" (1988) - 7× Platinum
"Spellbound" (1991) - 3× Platinum
"Head over Heels" (1995) - Gold
Taylor Dayne:
"Tell It to My Heart" (1988) - 2× Platinum
"Can't Fight Fate" (1989) - 2× Platinum
"Soul Dancing" (1993) - Gold
"Naked Without You" (1998) - -
etc.
@@alialibaba1886 please put this comment out on it's own thread. It needs to be seen instead of being buried under someone else's comment.
@@Some_One_One As you wish. Regards.
I wonder why the public didnt respond to this album? I think she was getting too ambitious in her music. This isnt the usual tuneful pop she was known for. The album version was ovre 7 minutes long
They also didn't know how to market her. Her image was awkward. Weird wardrobe choices and hair.
I bought the album.
The album came out as the teen pop craze was dying out in the early 90s, and grunge was on the rise.
Owh
Seconc comment who cares. Great song
why not in a hd quality
Um probably because they didn't have HD in 1990.
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Nope. Never heard this song before today.
I'm sure. I'm to blame for that, who to ask? It doesn't seem to count.
Me too, but i'm loving it
listen to it on the album Anything Is Possible, this butchered version is not as good, originally it is a 7 min song and much more epic on the album
@@debfan74 Kind of like they say in the NFL, 50% of Debbie is better than 100% of many people!
Never heard it before i see why now
???
I don't like the way this song was edited. While I like the original nearly 8 minute song, for editing purpose (radio airplay), having all the verses and bridge and just singing the chorus twice should be good because the chorus does sound repetitive on the album version.
So it would go something like this:
VERSE 1:
Baby, what ever did I do (I do, I do, I do...)
To make you not only turn away
But turn, oh so far away
Never considering turning back
VERSE 2:
I need you to know I'll never smile
Until we reconcile (until we reconcile)
I know now that that won't happen
Somehow I'll try and cope
But I just can't get out of my head
That glimmer of hope
Everybody tells me I need time away from you
But your the only thing in my world
And that's the last thing I wanna do
VERSE 3:
Baby, whatever did I do
To make you not only go away
But twist every word I say
To make the tables turn...
VERSE 4:
You're sayin' I'm the one who's at the core
Yes, I'm the one who glanced at the door
(Oh, slammed the door)
But you're the one who turned the handle
Tried to burn the candle at both ends
At both ends you lead me
On and on and on
You really, really took me
Now you've left, my mind is gone
CHORUS:
It's gonna take a miracle
To give up my hope and get on with my life
Oh that mystic moment
A split-second stop
Of my heart
And with this miracle
Comes unwanted reality
'Cause this so-called miracle
Has turned into a tragedy
BRIDGE:
It's easy to give advice
When your heart's not in it
But the best thing for me to do is let go
But somehow I get lonely
It's hard to stand and face the crowd
Doin' a one-woman show
(Instrumental)
Everybody tells me I need time away from you
But your the only thing in my world
And that's the last thing I wanna do
Then the final Chorus:
It's gonna take a miracle
(It's gonna, it's gonna take a miracle)
To give up my hope and get on with my life
(It's gonna, it's gonna take a miracle)
Mystic moment
A split-second stop
Of my heart
And with this miracle (It's gonna take a...)
Comes unwanted reality (I don't want a reality)
This so-called miracle
Has turned into a tragedy
Tragedy
Did NOT charted on Billboard whatsoever. I don't think that MTV played this music video either!!!
Yeah, MTV did not play this music video.
Dude I remember rushing home from school every day for weeks after I saw the cassette single for this song at Camelot music. I was dying to see the video and they never played it!!! It was then that I realized Debbie was no longer queen and her time had come to an end. It legit made me sad! Then I learned there was a video about 10 years ago! It was better late than never. I love that she's still doing stuff today and having fun with her music even though she really doesn't sound very good anymore 😕
Her voice isn't built for torch songs.
I’ve always liked this song, but the single version is so weird. Why on earth would they cut out the entire second verse and make three quarters of the song just her repeating the chorus? The original is arguably too long anyway-it could easily have been six minutes or even five-but I really think a better edit could have made this a hit.
Well I can only imagine what went through the mind of others against God's plans? I'm not making any sense of my belonging to one while I was vacationing, to going home, APPROACHED just to betray someone else. I met him as another. But I was too smart to not figure out the jest of right and wrongs in a situation. Bullshit is what it is.
Another pop star channeling Marylin Monroe, haven't we seen this before?
I hate the background singing. Ughhh