Hazel O'Connor, Will you. Pentyrch. 11/03/2017

Hazel O'Connor, Clare Hirst & Sarah Fisher at Acapela Studios, Pentyrch. 11/03/2017.

[@pauljwilliams62]

And the audience still know all the words. Absolute classic song

[@nigelsmith2457]

The idea of listening to Hazel O Connor is that you listen, not chant over her, so that no one can hear her.

[@jimjoelliejack]

Isn’t it great that Hazel goes off in to the wings to let the sax and synth player entertain the crowd.

[@RanBino]

Right, a very chilling moment...

[@dublintvcontent2023]

Great song and wonderful voice, This is a real classic. Always been amazed that it did not seem to be appreciated as much as it really should have been.

[@jopitomnik1396]

Not very known in France, my brother brought me back her tape from UK in 1984. This song is the one I have been the most listening to in my life. Merci Madame.

[@claerevilla]

I grew up in France but I remember it being a mega hit at the time. It brought back memories of school parties and slow dancing with boys.

[@gregbint8684]

Cry every time! Thank you Hazel X

[@59jeewee]

Love you Hazel! Breaking glass 1980. Still breaking 2017.

[@pambrown4819]

fantastic xx love it x thanks Hazel x

[@dbailey8933]

Absolute legend love it

[@funkymum3]

Just watched her show in Glasgow.Awesome, just awesome! This got the crowd singing too.

[@scottishgirl8251]

Beautiful song

[@user-pe3hi5wx5o]

make me shiver

[@rajarahman9823]

BRILLIANT. Wesley will be proud.

[@adambarker5988]

Hazel O'connor so good. Thought she great since first time heard music. This is good

[@andron2348]

You still have it Hazel,

[@colingroves3006]

A legend.....

[@john-lz9bc]

Still got it

[@mikeevans3769]

Love this song

[@michaelwebber1505]

brilliant hazel and that saxaphone wow

[@eggchipsnbeans]

It's a wonderful song

[@brianmellett2513]

Can’t wait to see you at Newbury Corn Exchange 😃

[@PNEKarl]

I hope Wesley appreciates Clare keeping his classic alive. I miss him.

[@davidmorris7094]

Why? he isn't dead you know.

[@PNEKarl]

@@davidmorris7094 I meant I miss Wesley's sax playing :-)

[@davidmorris7094]

@@PNEKarl The only reason I said that is because Wesley posted himself a while back that he isn't dead despite the rumours :)

[@louisemoogan5190]

Wow wow wow

[@louisemoogan5190]

Woweee

[@TheGalaxysman]

Still sounds great

[@honourethefire5794]

This sounds good so much better than first time i saw her at Futurama festival in Leeds 1980 she was awful then.

[@louisemoogan5190]

Wow

[@martymaccc2021]

Its the kinda sadest thing ever

[@robertmeek4377]

Did you know the sax player performed with David Boaie at Live Aid

[@stevekelly5166]

Mr Boaie at Lav-ade.

[@מוטייצחקי-ג6ה]

אייל גול

[@malibumut]

So I guess we'll just politely say goodbye....

[@shellsbignumber2]

I know the Sax is the key to this song but I kind of miss the drums in this performance.

[@louisemoogan5190]

Jesus

[@romakayak]

I saw a stripper in a Soho club perform to this in the early eighties, she winked at me but I never saw her Face?

[@stevekelly5166]

It was your dad.

[@loundbirder]

God were all getting old sorry but true

[@maxmensah5877]

Make me quiver

[@alangoulding2912]

x

[@t8283287]

That sax is a bit harsh...needed mixing down a bit.

[@stevekelly5166]

It was recorded by a fucking phone!

[@andyfinch498]

Tosser , it's a feckin pub not the Royal Albert Hall.

[@brownkevi1]

Uhm, sounds a bit karioke - when the orignal was so unbelievably good

[@ml9040]

Hazel still gorgeous as ever and music as good as xxx love u hazel

[@stevekelly5166]

Let's pick on how shit your life is then you nobody.

[@louisemoogan5190]

Wow