🌸 just a suggestion-when you do the dead, if you're able to find live versions, those are so much better

🌸 hello, sue!! I'm a deadhead from long long back...

Roxette are still huge in South america Listen to wish i could fly from 2000

First listen for me and never heard of the band. Enjoyed the song, loved the psychedelic funky vibe driven by guitar wah pedal and organ. The bass guitar was fantastic on this song as well, especially during the guitar solos. Dude sounds a little bit like Rod Stewart.

I love to hear more of the natural raw singing voice a lot more.

Kinda Rod Stewart, but a couple of semi-tones higher.

The original Hot Chocolate version is a must

Love the raspy vocal on this Sue! X

Great song and fabulous band from New York Sue, thank you for playing it. 👍💙

Pretty good song for sure, Sue .. But nowhere as good IMHO as what those magazines you mentioned seemed to think .. And yes, I can definitely hear Tom Petty's "American Girl" in that guitar work .. I've heard a few songs by The Strokes that I like, but can't think what they are called now .. But I'll just trust your judgement if you wanna pick out another Strokes song.😉

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The Beatles convinced Brian Epstein to manage her and get a recording contract. She was the first woman to get her own Saturday night tv show in the UK, and Paul McCartney wrote the song Step Inside, Love. To introduce the show.

First listen for me, agree fun catchy song. I was thinking the guitar riff sounded oddly familiar, thanks for pointing out American Girl. I was racking my brain trying to remember where I heard it before. In regards to publications like Rolling Stone Magazine ranking this song in the top whatever for whichever decade, I'd take that with a grain of salt. Jimmy Page once said if you bought all the albums recommended by RSM, you'd have the worst record collection the world. Jann Wenner co founder of the magazine and sits on the board of the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame is a big influence on who gets inducted into the Hall. These guys in power dictate what good music is and what we should listen to. They decide who gets in the hall and who doesn't. There are artist imo have no business being in the Rock Hall, while you have a ton of great bands that are still waiting to get in. Just based on my interest in music, these magazines and critics are full of you know what.

Nice reaction.

This is one of the Greatest Songs with one of the Greatest Messages ever written. Unfortunately, life is wasted by the young, thinking that there will ALWAYS BE A TOMORROW. Unfortunately, the Days and Years Eventually run out....I am 74 Years Old and Think back on a lot of things i would have done differently, if i had known....

Never heard of The Strokes before! This was really easy to listen to, his voice is really nice, but I thought he looked like he should still be in school! I think it's the older we get, the younger they look these days. I enjoyed the simplicity of this song, but I agree, none of them really looked like they wanted to be there.

As others have said . . Coo Ca Choo . .

Hi Sue Another crazy fact about Paul Weller and The Jam. You mentioned the 18 singles in the top 40 but when he broke up the band, he was still only 25. I got to see them a couple of times. The last time in 82 I was in a group of about 20 kids brought back stage for about half an hour. A couple of months later, they were no more. I don't listen to them very often anymore but when I do, it's usually the first album. I've always loved the raw energy of that first record. I've Changed My Address is one of my favourites. Take care.

Every song on Is This It are amazing Soma , Is This it , The Modern Age ,, Take it of Leave it etc Take your pick The Album is a masterpiece The hype around the Strokes was crazy in 2000 / 2001 They played in my local bar called Brownies round the corner from my apt Brownies was on Ave A between 10th and 11th I lived on 11th between A and B Yeah , Yeah , Yeahs started out there too Ryan Adams was hanging around too, I love his album New York Anyway a very exciting time and Strokes brought back Guitar Rock There is a documentary based on great Book called Meet me in the Bathroom , i wont explain title but yes lot of Bathroom with lots of people together inside Only negative i can say is Strokes were a bunch or rich kids playing at slumming it Anyway after that ramble Check out Documentary Meet me in the Bathroom You will love it

John is one of the best singers in the world. This song was a huge hit for Jerry and the Pacemakers back in the 60’s. Carols by Candlelight is held every year on Christmas Eve at the Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne. John hasn’t performed at this event regularly.

Looking back, when John went to the UK to test the waters, they weren’t interested and their reaction was ‘we have Cliff Richard’😂. Their loss!

Hi Sue I just found your channel. I'm a huge Jah wobble fan. I'm not really a fan of his singing. This is about as good as it gets. Earlier this year Wobble and Jon Klein (guitarist in Siouxsie and The Banshees) released a cover of Pink Floyds' Time. More post punk than dub. They really amp things up. I think it's great but it did take a couple of listens for my ears to adjust, especially to the vocals. Maybe you'll like it. Take care.

This song is so much fun, it's cool because it's so simple. I would like to hear more Strokes. What? Best song of the decade? No accounting for taste...😄

The Beatles introduced America to Cilla, but they didn't get it then. They do now. Cilla is a British institution. Love from London Jan 🩷 This show is American.

One of those bands I never really followed, just know the radio hits like Time (very Pink Floyd like) and Games People Play, probably my favorite by the band. I'm sure if I dug deeper into the band, I'd find quite a few gems.

Think of the lyrics as a conversation between two survivors, one who is trying to find hope in the aftermath of catastrophe, the other realistically but fatalistically setting down the ugly truth to expect going forward.

My playlist of everything by Chilliwack (and their previous incarnation, The Collectors). Enjoy! kzbin.info/aero/PLlYFBQULBYC4GSxea6s1C-3N6L1beWF0y My personal favorite was their less famous U.S. Top 40 hit (besides My Girl / Gone Gone Gone), I Believe. That whole album was great, spawning their only two Top 40 U.S. hits.

Great song, really easy to listen to, I do remember this song.. so much like Pink Floyd, but understandable when he was their sound engineer..

I love Kate Bush. She's very Irish English. However, there are a lot of Islamist tourists in Europe that want independent women to be smothered in sacks. Sometimes young men with nothing better to do but fight could be your national saviours.

Hi Sue Great Song even though Im not a huge Alan Parson Project fan Parson is most famous for engineering Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd Eye on the Sky was their biggest single but not their most famous or most listened to piece of music On the album Eye in the Sky is preceded by Sirius and they segue into each other Sirius/Eye in the Sky Anyway even if you don’t know it by name , you have heard it . Sirius is used by Chicago Bulls as their intro music So every time you saw Michael Jordan being introduced it was soundtracked by Sirius : Alan Parson Project. Probably most famous music in sports

Another Kate Bush song with an anti-war theme was her 1980 masterpiece ‘Breathing’ (which immediately followed Army Dreamers on her third album Never For Ever) which she sings from the perspective of a foetus afraid to come out into a world of nuclear explosions and radioactive fallout. There are clear Pink Floyd influences with this song and the music video is very good.

We had a band in school, one of the covers we played frequently was "sleeping in my car"......such an awesome track by an awesome band. RIP Marie, you are so dearly missed.

I think it is in Stockholm❤ Great band. Marie has such a distinctive voice. The main band is Per, Marie, Jonas Isaacson (main guitarist) Pelle Alsing (drums) Anders Herlin (bass) Clarance Offerman ( Keyboards/Producer) and others throughout the years. Checkout Soul Deep from a Zurich concert. Its just over 10mins and is dam amazing. ❤

REACT CHANTAJE SHAKIRA.

Wow, thank you, ma'am. A very problematic 12" single. As it became the best selling 12" ever , Factory lost money due to the cut outs in the sleeve. There's a great documentaty about this song, made by SVT, discussing the samples and the difficulties of synths back then. The colour coding on the sleeve also reveals the information of the recording. I recommend you to listen to my New Order favorite songs: "Ceremony" written by Joy Division, but performed by New Order after Ians death, and "True Faith". A girl friend once told me it was my signature song.

From the 1991 album Joyride. ❤ this song and video. Filmed in Stockholm's old town. Per and Marie are music royalty in Sweden! Per wrote pretty much all of Roxette's songs,. He's a prolific and masterful songwriter! I miss Marie so much 😢. No other singer compares to her, for me. Her solo music is wonderful. So many Roxette songs to choose from. One of my favourites is Anyone from 1999.

Yes I love Roxette, so big impact on my teens here in Sweden, brought back good memories💖

Another banger from Roxette, love this tune. Funny moment at the end of the song, your friend asks "it that strings?" and you state "it's probably a synth". I had the similar moment but what got my attention along with the strings was, "is that a cello?"🤣😂🤣

That was a cool fun fact, you'd never think the original was a Christmas song. I wonder if I can find the Christmas version. Love the movie and this song. Thx Sue.

Don't know much about the band but I do know a few of their radio hits. From the songs I do know, I'd say "It must have been love" is my favorite. I'm not sure if they are the song writers, but from the songs I do know, three things come to mind. The song always have a really good melody and it helps she's a great singer, the instrumentation is very pleasing to the ear and the guy that plays guitar is really, really good. You peaked my interest in this band to check out your other uploads and maybe dive deeper into their catalog. Good Choice Sue.

Hi Sue! Now check out the unedited version of TAAB. It's a bit longer... 🙂

I liked this one, I've never heard of Chilliwack before and I agree with @jessem470 - they remind me of Supertramp.

Nice, always liked Roxette! good choice for today!

This is my favorite Hogarth album

Yes....I remember him...very talented...

Fantastic power ballad From 91 Happy Thanksgiving from NYC

Que hermoso recuerdo 🥹🖤

Love it ! .. Thanks for reacting to my very favourite Roxette song, Sue .. It's such a powerfully beautiful number, with a great chorus that really gets stuck in your head .. A major worldwide hit, and deservedly so .. And yes, this video was filmed in Stockholm, where the only thing more stunning than the scenery was Marie !

They were just great what a choice. Another group/song I have forgotten

Beth was fantastic and of course Joe was on fire!