Makes me feel so old realising that Tony is even old enough to be a Grampa ! I hope he is doing well, loved the band so much back in the day and still do. Inward Revolution was and is a fabulous album
@@eightiesmusic1984 I didn't meet the band. Not many other big bands on that day apart from The Colour Field with Terry Hall who sadly died recently. It was all very fast moving. Was a long time ago as well.
@@MaxandFredsmum It was a long time ago certainly. Thinking Of You by The Colourfield is a great song and Terry Hall's death is very sad. Thanks for replying and happy new year.
One of my all time favorites. Still got the 7" vinyl of it. Was 16 at the time riding my vespa to every all nighter in the midlands and back then this song was the soul of the 80s. BSA should have been far bigger.
Was lucky enough to see them in Swansea Uni when I was a student....was about 3' from the front! Back in those days there was hardly any security, no H&S, and tickets were affordable 🙂 Miss those days....
I was 15 in 1985 when it was released and marvelled at how good the song is and still think the same. Julie Hadwen had a great voice and it is a shame BSA did not enjoy more success. The album it is from has some good tracks too and extensive liner notes in the re-release explain the history of the band. One of the best of the eighties no doubt. I am 52 tomorrow and this seems like yesterday.
Reminiscing of various concerts I went to in the early 80's, saw them at the Camden Palace in 84ish - they were brills and Julie's voice was mesmerising! 👍Loved the BSA
Loved BSA. Saw them at most of their London gigs and had some great photos of them performing at the 100 club. Be great to have some chords/ sheet music and lyrics to these videos. Hope all members are well and still playing.
This was such an amazing few months for music. See if you can track down Hits 2 compilation, which features this timeless Northern Soul-esque stomper. Other amazing songs from this period (early 1985) include Since Yesterday by Strawberry Switchblade, Loverboy by Billy Ocean, Let It All Blow by the Dazz Band, Close (To The Edge) by the Art of Noise, You Spin Me Round by Dead or Alive, and Kiss Me by Stephen Tin Tin Duffy. What an amazing number of classics to be in the charts all at the same time!
Very good record out at a time when chart music was starting to nose dive in quality. If it has come out a few years earlier it would have been a bigger hit
Good point. Dexys are magnificent. The Proclaimers and Dexys are similar in sound in some of their songs. Kevin Rowland helped them launch their career.
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Absolute tune. God, we didn’t know how lucky we were
That is my grampa playing guitar and singing
Makes me feel so old realising that Tony is even old enough to be a Grampa ! I hope he is doing well, loved the band so much back in the day and still do. Inward Revolution was and is a fabulous album
My grampa said he knows Doug foster and says hi
my dad is on trumpet!
My dad is 58 and I'm 24 and this is an incredible song please say to him your incredible
Am dancing in the back left in the blue dress @ 1.20, 2.37, 2.59, 3.11, 3.42
Was lucky to get a ticket for the show. Good times.👍
Did you meet the band and if so what were they like? This is a great TOTP performance. Who else was on the show that day?
@@eightiesmusic1984 I didn't meet the band. Not many other big bands on that day apart from The Colour Field with Terry Hall who sadly died recently. It was all very fast moving. Was a long time ago as well.
@@MaxandFredsmum It was a long time ago certainly. Thinking Of You by The Colourfield is a great song and Terry Hall's death is very sad. Thanks for replying and happy new year.
@@eightiesmusic1984 Thanks for asking . Happy New Year to you too.
How did you get tickets ?
Should've been a far bigger hit, awesome
Damn right!!!
One of my favorites from the 80,s
Yeah, least it wasn't a flop!
Arguably the greatest TOTP moment ever - the saxophone catch from 3:05
Her voice is so unique and beautiful. The world will never see anyone like her again.
This was the best song, the Style Council never wrote.
Thanks for keeping the original audio merry Christmas and happy new year to you all
One of my all time favorites. Still got the 7" vinyl of it. Was 16 at the time riding my vespa to every all nighter in the midlands and back then this song was the soul of the 80s. BSA should have been far bigger.
"Moving heaven and earth" is great as well...
Genius song. they really were a great band.
heard this on forgotten 80s tonight. great song
Was lucky enough to see them in Swansea Uni when I was a student....was about 3' from the front! Back in those days there was hardly any security, no H&S, and tickets were affordable 🙂 Miss those days....
There's a great live version of this as well, one of the best one-hit-wonders of the 80's
I was 15 in 1985 when it was released and marvelled at how good the song is and still think the same. Julie Hadwen had a great voice and it is a shame BSA did not enjoy more success. The album it is from has some good tracks too and extensive liner notes in the re-release explain the history of the band. One of the best of the eighties no doubt. I am 52 tomorrow and this seems like yesterday.
They perform this with such passion
Still play there debut album such an underrated band
Massively underrated
Reminiscing of various concerts I went to in the early 80's, saw them at the Camden Palace in 84ish - they were brills and Julie's voice was mesmerising! 👍Loved the BSA
Still one of favourite songs.
These were an awesome band. Deserved to be so much bigger.
Great song back in the day … these guys should have been huge!
Still a belter all these years later. Should have been a bigger hit though;)
One of my favourite tracks of the 80s , amazing vocals
What a band
loved this band and 7 years ago got the 2 cd , 28 tracks cd. rare.
Loved BSA. Saw them at most of their London gigs and had some great photos of them performing at the 100 club. Be great to have some chords/ sheet music and lyrics to these videos. Hope all members are well and still playing.
I'm gonna shout about it !! ❤
Loved this song, still do!
This tune, for no reason whatsoever, just popped in my head, had to Google to find out who sang it...I'd never had remembered.
Such a big sound of Paul Weller in this. Should be, they were signed to his Respond Records early on.
1.40 Peter Kay on guitar!!!
January 1985 got to number 28 in the charts
simply brilliant!!!!
😀 great one hit wonder
Brilliant track
Brilliant quality recording, thank you!
This was such an amazing few months for music. See if you can track down Hits 2 compilation, which features this timeless Northern Soul-esque stomper. Other amazing songs from this period (early 1985) include Since Yesterday by Strawberry Switchblade, Loverboy by Billy Ocean, Let It All Blow by the Dazz Band, Close (To The Edge) by the Art of Noise, You Spin Me Round by Dead or Alive, and Kiss Me by Stephen Tin Tin Duffy. What an amazing number of classics to be in the charts all at the same time!
OMG took me right back to school disco BRAVO !!!
My uncle Martin Wilson was the bass player in blue shirt 🎽 her name was Julie lovely voice she was from Watford
I loved this.
LOVE THIS!
Very good record out at a time when chart music was starting to nose dive in quality. If it has come out a few years earlier it would have been a bigger hit
Excellent
They were awesome live so mutch soul
Best. Song. Ever.
80's Classic!
This is the best
Bangin tune.....
The brass sound is straight out of Dexys.
Good point. Dexys are magnificent. The Proclaimers and Dexys are similar in sound in some of their songs. Kevin Rowland helped them launch their career.
Formerly The Directions 😎
👌👌
Anyone know who’s in keyboard?
The style preceded Amy Winehouse by 20 years.
Should have been an album in it at least.
Pity it not on any 80s cd
The management of the band mess it up bloody shame they had some good tracks
Julie was on par with Amy Whitehouse
That needs re-releasin KTF
kids must be tone deaf nowadays
Great Singer!
Bad lyrics!
Cool sophisticated sound but overall pretty forgettable
Not at all. It is one of the strongest songs of the eighties.