Was (Not Was) - Where did your heart go - Live in Montreux

Was (Not Was) Unplugged on MTV live in Montreux
Where Did Your Heart Go

[@gixellia8455]

The saxophonist is out of this world!!!!! And, of course, Sweet Pea ... ugh!

[@davedavis7538]

I cant imagine in my wildest dreams anything better than this.

[@crisvenice]

incredible, very hard to hold the tears. I love the George Michael version, it is divine, but I also love this one

[@sonishca1]

This song is timeless! However I still prefer George Michael’s version, it tastes different and he sang it with so much emotional way. But this one is nice as well

[@jamiegrifter]

I’ve only realised today that this isn’t an original Wham song 😱

[@hallson2917]

WHAM brought me here

[@scatmando]

The most UNDER RATED band ever, unfortunately I think the muppets hear only ''Walk The Dinosaur'' and go............ Ouch. But in my mind one of Americas Finest Bands, the greats make it look easy. Love it.

[@mariannell]

"What the river said that night"... You can feel the whole story while he's singing...

[@gulsenk4370]

Where did humanity go?....I missed those years...😢

[@tg69210]

Born in the early 60’s, from the Township near where this group was formed. NEVER heard this song before watching this video. I’ll say it, deeeze muh fkkas iz jammin! So sorry I missed them growing up.

[@oliveb.]

I seem to be among the few who knew this is the original song. Was (Not Was) is an amazing group.

[@johnhallo4647]

One of the Most emotional and greatest Love Songs Ever!!!

[@majastanojkovic782]

Where did your heart go?

[@user-sr7gv2sr5h]

Was Not Was were/were amazing....nothing like them before or after

[@tednorton5150]

Rest in Perfection Sweet Pea, Sir.

[@Adrian_X277]

Iskreno, do sad sam mislila da je Whamova verzija najbolja pjesma koju sam ikad u životu čula, ali nakon ovog snimka znam bolje!

[@karmayangzom5497]

❤️Sweetpea Atkinson❤️ Man, when the harmonies come in on the first chorus, you can almost feel a collective chill go up the audience's spine.

[@EmmaKnightleyNo1]

Wow.

[@mariannell]

I'm going to hear it one last time.

[@Cletus_the_Elder]

It is a heartbreaking song. There was romance in all the brokenness and poverty of the city back then. The lyric "sharing a can of corn" just does not have the poignancy in Wham's cover. Here, it does.