Mike and Ginger React to Suspicious Minds - Fine Young Cannibals

Mike and Ginger don't have Suspicious Minds, but thank goodness the Fine Young Cannibals do. What a great song!
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[@paulq3030]

The high pitched voice of jimmy sommerville aswell he is a true ledge

[@trexinvert]

They do this song better than Elvis by a mile. FYC's best song is Johnny Come Home. It really showcases Roland's voice which is unique and sounds like he is at maximum vocal cord stretch. Anyways, the "she drive me crazy" was a radio friendly "pop song" that is all record company doing. Johnny is way more dramatic and real.

[@Tony_Regime]

Good Thing is another great song by FYC

[@Mind-your-own-beeswax]

Jimmy Somerville on backing vocals

[@AlanMuldawer]

I had no idea that FYC did Suspicious Minds, thanks for sharing and reacting. Keep on keeping on!

[@MikeandGinger]

And having now heard both, which side are you on? Elvis, or FYC? -M

[@James-wj8eq]

Elvis covered the song. The original was written by American singer songwriter, Mark James in 1968. Unfortunately it was a commercial failure for him so i guess he was happy for the royalties when Elvis picked it up.

[@AmiShael]

I remember this song from my teen years, and i just realised the odd moves are reflections of Elvis. :D :D so clever humor. I found your channel 2 minutes ago. :D

[@christopherjames5895]

No offense to the King , but this is the best version by far ....IMHO

[@maxxiss1971]

THA BASSIST AND GUITARIST AVE WONDEFUL STRANGE DANCE FANTASTIC

[@nutty784]

david steel and andy "shuffle" cox two guitarists formerly of "the beat".

[@MikeandGinger]

Thanks! -M

[@mharris7380]

@@MikeandGinger They were also the two people who made the house track "Tired of Being Pushed Around" and called themselves "Two Men a Drum Machine and a Trumpet"

[@wuxin5847]

i love this cover

[@scodee]

You do realise the Two Guitarists were the Guitarists in The Beat .. don’t you 😉

[@MarjorieStoker-oj8fh]

The backing singer is Jimmy Summerville check out Bronski Beat

[@happyfarmer6823]

This cover is pretty awesome but I always loved that song Johnny come on home =)

[@honestpolitician6366]

awesome

[@James-wj8eq]

Elvis covered the song. The original was written by American singer songwriter, Mark James in 1968.

[@jamesbranham2217]

Listen to dwight yoakim sing it.. knocks it out of the park

[@richardstewart7324]

Bronski beat meets the beat !

[@Mind-your-own-beeswax]

Check out the Communards for real fun upbeat songs

[@MikeandGinger]

We do enjoy is some Communards! 😅 - G

[@EthanBSide]

Why do you have a disjointed sideshow as an introduction?

[@Tr1k1e]

Just found you guys and loving your choice of songs. Just watched your Yazoo reaction and have just subscribed to your channel. You should check out Fine Young Cannibals Johnny come home kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHmYhJhjbr10jKc great song. You might not have guessed but I think I'm still stuck in the 80's. Keep knocking these videos out. Great work

[@MikeandGinger]

Thank you! There was so much good stuff in the 80s. I have FYC's debut album, and I've always loved it. Suspicious Minds, Johnny, Blue, Move To Work... it's a keeper, start to finish. -M

[@elvistcb3521]

The King's in better 👍👑

[@shellygeorgia4229]

Is this channel gone? First time watching and all I hear is what they don't like. Don't like FYC.. don't like Elvis... don't like high pitched voice. Stop bumming me out.

[@clodoaldodonato3029]

Better than Elvis.

[@ikewp901]

Elvis' original much better! They can't touch the King on voice or performance!

[@MikeandGinger]

Yeah, Elvis was great, for sure. My only complaint is the tempo of his version. -M

[@Mind-your-own-beeswax]

Nah Elvis one of the most over rated artists of all time

[@ikewp901]

@@Mind-your-own-beeswax Only by ignorant people who don't know anything about him, he will always be the King!👑

[@marje8249]

I loved this different version.... fabulous band 😌

[@robertphelps1574]

Elvis version was also a cover the original version was by Mark James